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GoldenQN Posted 18 years ago
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Is or was?
Is the word "is" correct when trying to say that the Catholic faith is still a part of the family?
"The Truebas’ conservative values greatly exemplified traditional Spanish beliefs and lifestyle. The Catholic faith is a foundation in the lives of the family members."
"The Truebas’ conservative values greatly exemplified traditional Spanish beliefs and lifestyle. The Catholic faith is a foundation in the lives of the family members."
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And how about their conservative values? As it stands now, the first sentence suggests that they are dead while the second suggests that the family still survives.
- And how about their conservative values?
- As it stands now, the first sentence suggests that they are dead while the second suggests that the family still survives.
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And how about their conservative values? As it stands now, the first sentence suggests that they are dead while the second suggests that the family still survives.
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And how about their conservative values? As it stands now, the first sentence suggests that they are dead while the second suggests that the family still survives.
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