If you knew what germany is (was) famous for
Hello.
I am wondering which tenses are more correct:
context:
i am devising a post about how germany is really famous for bread etc.
Min the beginning I would like to write:
if you knew what germany is (was) famous for, you wouldn’t be reading this article.
Is “is” or “was” more appropriate?
2. Example:
if I had known germany was (is) famous for bread...
is “was” or “is” more correct?
Top answer
franziska bohn if you knew what germany is (was) famous for, you wouldn’t be reading this article. You don't want to start like this, with a lower case letter. You'll make people think you know very little about writing English.
- franziska bohn if you knew what germany is (was) famous for, you wouldn’t be reading this article.
- You don't want to start like this, with a lower case letter.
- You'll make people think you know very little about writing English.
- Start with I f.
- And use G ermany, not germany.
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franziska bohnif you knew what germany is (was) famous for, you wouldn’t be reading this article.
You don't want to start like this, with a lower case letter. You'll make people think you know very little about writing English.
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