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Watermelon2 Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

Grammar help

Hi, can anyone help me with English grammar. When writing minutes of a meeting, what tense, "Present Simple Tense" or "Past Simple Tense" should I use in the minutes. Thanks.
  

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The description of what happened in the meeting is written in the past tense. : Mr So-and-So proposed blah blah. It was agreed that blah blah.

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  • The description of what happened in the meeting is written in the past tense.
  • : Mr So-and-So proposed blah blah.
  • It was agreed that blah blah.
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The description of what happened in the meeting is written in the past tense. E.g.:

Mr So-and-So proposed blah blah. It was agreed that blah blah.
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Thanks a lot for your help. :-)
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