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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Drives or drove.
Father always drives/drove along the same road to work.
Can drove be used if Father has passed away? Please let me know the rules that allow or disallow it as well please! Thank you!
Can drove be used if Father has passed away? Please let me know the rules that allow or disallow it as well please! Thank you!
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Yes, if he no longer drives the road, then use past tense (drove).
- Yes, if he no longer drives the road, then use past tense (drove).
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Yes, if he no longer drives the road, then use past tense (drove).
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AnonymousCan drove be used if Father has passed away?Yes.
Don't use the present or the present perfect if he has passed away.
He [ always drives / has always driven] along the same road to work is anomalous if "he" is dead.
Obviously, the future is also impossible.
CJ
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