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Clee62 Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Past or Present Tense
Hi,
I saw and comment a picture of my friend mimicking someone taken a few days ago. Should I say," was the picture showing a superstar or it was supposed to be somebody else?"
or should I say, "is the picture showing a superstar or it is supposed to be somebody else?"
Thanks,
I saw and comment a picture of my friend mimicking someone taken a few days ago. Should I say," was the picture showing a superstar or it was supposed to be somebody else?"
or should I say, "is the picture showing a superstar or it is supposed to be somebody else?"
Thanks,
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If you are looking at the picture now, say
eg "Does this show a superstar or it is supposed to be somebody else?"
If you are speaking now about a picture you saw yesterday, say
eg "Did the picture show a superstar or was it supposed to be somebody else?"
eg "Does this show a superstar or it is supposed to be somebody else?"
If you are speaking now about a picture you saw yesterday, say
eg "Did the picture show a superstar or was it supposed to be somebody else?"
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