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Habibaelgindy Posted 11 years ago
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difference?
A: That guy was a legend.
B: That guy is a legend.
B: That guy is a legend.
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A refers to the past; presumably the guy is no longer around, or is no longer doing whatever he was once known for. B refers to the present, the guy is active at present.
- A refers to the past; presumably the guy is no longer around, or is no longer doing whatever he was once known for.
- B refers to the present, the guy is active at present.
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A refers to the past; presumably the guy is no longer around, or is no longer doing whatever he was once known for.
B refers to the present, the guy is active at present.
B refers to the present, the guy is active at present.
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