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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Past and Present Tense
I'm a journalism major studying at a university in New York. I should probably ask my professor this, but it just struck me now (and I don't want to wait!). I'm a bit confused, here.
Let's say I'm writing an article. Would I title it:
Product name launches in America
or
Product name launched in America
?
Thanks!
Jared
Let's say I'm writing an article. Would I title it:
Product name launches in America
or
Product name launched in America
?
Thanks!
Jared
Top answer
A name can't launch anything. It can only be launched by someone else. launched ...
- A name can't launch anything.
- It can only be launched by someone else.
- launched ...
- is what you need.
- CJ
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A name can't launch anything. It can only be launched by someone else.
... launched ... is what you need.
CJ
... launched ... is what you need.
CJ
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