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Sara Saad Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
past or present :|||
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' this morning ' ' this evening"
is that mean past tense or present ?
ex : the children weren't playing outside this evening
or
the children aren't playing outside this evening
' this morning ' ' this evening"
is that mean past tense or present ?
ex : the children weren't playing outside this evening
or
the children aren't playing outside this evening
Top answer
"This morning" and "this evening" are adverbs. Adverbs do not have tense. Verbs have tense.
- "This morning" and "this evening" are adverbs.
- Adverbs do not have tense.
- Verbs have tense.
- Either of your examples could be correct if you use proper punctuation.
- Please remember that sentences begin with a CAPITAL letter.
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"This morning" and "this evening" are adverbs. Adverbs do not have tense. Verbs have tense. Either of your examples could be correct if you use proper punctuation.
Please remember that sentences begin with a CAPITAL letter.
Please remember that sentences begin with a CAPITAL letter.
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