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Ansonguy Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Is it wrong to use the simple past for "During/Over/In:?

I am going to make up a sentence with "During/Over/In".

(ex) During/Over/In the past two weeks, I looked for the best deal on computers. Yesterday, I found the cheapest computer at ABC.

Is it grammatically correct to use the simple past for "During/Over/In" in my sentence? Thanks.

  

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ansonguy Is it grammatically correct to use the simple past for "During/Over/In"? If the object of the preposition is a past time, yes.

— Mister Micawber

  • ansonguy Is it grammatically correct to use the simple past for "During/Over/In"?
  • If the object of the preposition is a past time, yes.
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ansonguyIs it grammatically correct to use the simple past for "During/Over/In"?

If the object of the preposition is a past time, yes.

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