Following books that came
Hi Everyone,
What would be the best description of the following sentence:
Harry Potter was mystical, which became huge over the following years that came.
- was = simple past
- became = simple past
- came = simple past
To me, this is a sentence being described in the past with a future slant, that being, 'over the following years'.
I find this sentence a bit tricky to explain.
What do others think?
Thanks,
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Top answer
The sentence is odd because poorly formed, Cup cake, so I cannot comment on its description other than recommending serious revision: Harry Potter was mystical, and he became much more so over the coming years.
- The sentence is odd because poorly formed, Cup cake, so I cannot comment on its description other than recommending serious revision: Harry Potter was mystical, and he became much more so over the coming years.
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The sentence is odd because poorly formed, Cup cake, so I cannot comment on its description other than recommending serious revision:
Harry Potter was mystical, and he became much more so over the coming years.
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