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Teal desk 749 Posted 3 years ago
Grammar

Grammar query.

Question: It is correct if we use past tense when giving a comment on a narrative? We should substitute "signifies" for "signified", shouldn't we?

For instance: We must remember that the crux of the Asian Financial Crisis was due to highly leverage economies with large foreign denominated debts but without sufficient foreign reserves. When the foreign funds started to pull out from the region, it kickstarted a series of defaults by corporates and governments. Coupled with massive devaluation of currency, the economy collapsed. This episode signified the importance of stability for a country's currency in the context of its economic health.

  

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teal desk 749 Question: It is correct if we use past tense when giving a comment on a narrative? We should substitute "signifies" for "signified", shouldn't we? I agree.

  • teal desk 749 Question: It is correct if we use past tense when giving a comment on a narrative?
  • We should substitute "signifies" for "signified", shouldn't we?
  • I agree.
  • There are additional problems with the passage.
  • We must remember that the crux of the Asian Financial Crisis was due to highly leveraged economies with large foreign - denominated debts but without sufficient foreign reserves.
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teal desk 749Question: It is correct if we use past tense when giving a comment on a narrative? We should substitute "signifies" for "signified", shouldn't we?

I agree. There are additional problems with the passage.

We must remember that the crux of the Asian Financial Crisis was due to highly leveraged economies with large foreign

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