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Amz009 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Grammar and Usage

“Buddhism could be put to the test many moons ago.”

Is anything wrong with the above sentence in terms of grammar and usage?

  

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The verb 'could be' is the wrong tense. Use 'could have been'.

— Rover_KE

  • The verb 'could be' is the wrong tense.
  • Use 'could have been'.
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The verb 'could be' is the wrong tense.

Use 'could have been'.

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