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Jenniferunagi Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Past and present tense as well as SVA
Hi, I would like to ask 2 questions.The first one would be on the use of present/tense tense. The second one is one SVA.
Local companies, which depended on overseas labor markets to run their factories, produce a distant rapport with their subordinates.
Do I use depend/depended.
I use depended because it has happened.
Do I use produce/produced? I am not sure over this answer?
If present tense is being used, the verb would be in plural form because of the subject(local companies).
Thanks!
Cheers,
JenniferUnagi:D
Local companies, which depended on overseas labor markets to run their factories, produce a distant rapport with their subordinates.
Do I use depend/depended.
I use depended because it has happened.
Do I use produce/produced? I am not sure over this answer?
If present tense is being used, the verb would be in plural form because of the subject(local companies).
Thanks!
Cheers,
JenniferUnagi:D
Top answer
Hello, Jennifer. If they still depend, use 'depend'; if they no longer depend, use 'depended'.
- Hello, Jennifer.
- If they still depend, use 'depend'; if they no longer depend, use 'depended'.
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Hello, Jennifer.
If they still depend, use 'depend'; if they no longer depend, use 'depended'.
If they still depend, use 'depend'; if they no longer depend, use 'depended'.
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