Is it an early film/was it an early film
Dear all,
Recently I saw a movie of one malayam actor named Sathyan. He was a popular malayalam actor who acted in a couple of movies in the sixties. While watching his movie on TV with my friend, he asked me "Is it an early film by him?". I feel that question might have been wrong and he should have asked "Was it an early film by him?". I would like to get your valuable opinion on this.
Thank you.
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Both the present and the past are suitable for talking about works of art. Here we can interpret "works of art" broadly, to include books, photographs, plays, films, and musical compositions. ) The reason is that we may view these productions from the time they were created (past) or from the time that they still exist to be experienced (present).
- Both the present and the past are suitable for talking about works of art.
- Here we can interpret "works of art" broadly, to include books, photographs, plays, films, and musical compositions.
- ) The reason is that we may view these productions from the time they were created (past) or from the time that they still exist to be experienced (present).
- CJ
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Both the present and the past are suitable for talking about works of art. Here we can interpret "works of art" broadly, to include books, photographs, plays, films, and musical compositions. (This is not an exhaustive list.)
The reason is that we may view these productions from the time they were created (past) or from the time that they still exist to be experienced (present).
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