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PreciousJones Posted 13 years ago
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Talking about learning a language in the past.
I can't believe Spanish is easy for you, because Spanish was so difficult for me and French is much easier.
Should I stick to the same tense or it's okay to mix tenses here?
Thank you!
I can't believe Spanish is easy for you, because Spanish was so difficult for me and French is much easier.
Should I stick to the same tense or it's okay to mix tenses here?
Thank you!
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I would keep the verbs relating your experiences in the same tense: the past. Spanish was difficult, French was easier.
- I would keep the verbs relating your experiences in the same tense: the past.
- Spanish was difficult, French was easier.
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I would keep the verbs relating your experiences in the same tense: the past. Spanish was difficult, French was easier.
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