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ChronoManiac Posted 12 years ago
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Difference between these two sentences?
"The last good show that aired on Cartoon Network is Camp Lazlo"
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"The last good show that used to air on Cartoon Network is Camp Lazlo"
Also, should I use is Camp Lazlo or was Camp Lazlo?
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"The last good show that used to air on Cartoon Network is Camp Lazlo"
Also, should I use is Camp Lazlo or was Camp Lazlo?
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ChronoManiac "The last good show that aired on Cartoon Network is Camp Lazlo" You can use either is or was . Is = a present day opinion about the show. Was = the show aired in the past.
- ChronoManiac "The last good show that aired on Cartoon Network is Camp Lazlo" You can use either is or was .
- Is = a present day opinion about the show.
- Was = the show aired in the past.
- ChronoManiac "The last good show that used to air on Cartoon Network is Camp Lazlo" "used to" = habitual in the past.
- It implies (more strongly than the first sentence) that there was more than one episode of Camp Laxlo.
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ChronoManiac"The last good show that aired on Cartoon Network is Camp Lazlo"You can use either is or was.
Is = a present day opinion about the show.
Was = the show aired in the past.
ChronoManiac"The last good show that used to air on Cartoon Network is Camp Lazlo""used to" = habitual in the past. I
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