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Jenny chiu Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
is or was ???
My aunt "is " retired and she "lives" with her daughter.
My aunt "was " retired and she "lives" with her daughter.
Which sentence is correct?
My aunt "was " retired and she "lives" with her daughter.
Which sentence is correct?
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She retired, has retired or is retired, and she lives with her daughter.
She retired, had retired or was retired , and she lived with her daughter.
She retired, had retired or was retired , and she lived with her daughter.
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She retired, has retired or is retired, and she lives with her daughter.
Why can't I say :
She was retired, and she lives with her daughter.
She retired, has retired or is retired, and she lives with her daughter.
Why can't I say :
She was retired, and she lives with her daughter.
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