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Clee62 Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Past tense or present tense-weather record
Hi,
I am not sure if I should use past tense or present tense or present perfect for the weather happened for the week?
Can I say," I heard Toronto has broken some weather records." or, "I heard Toronto breaks the temperature record for the winter?" Or use "I heard Toronto broke the tempearture record yesterday?"
Thanks,
I am not sure if I should use past tense or present tense or present perfect for the weather happened for the week?
Can I say," I heard Toronto has broken some weather records." or, "I heard Toronto breaks the temperature record for the winter?" Or use "I heard Toronto broke the tempearture record yesterday?"
Thanks,
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"-- These both have their uses. "-- This is very odd in any circumstance I can think of. 'Breaks' would be OK in a newspaper headline.
- "-- These both have their uses.
- "-- This is very odd in any circumstance I can think of.
- 'Breaks' would be OK in a newspaper headline.
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Can I say," I heard Toronto has broken some weather records." Or use "I heard Toronto broke the temperature record yesterday?"-- These both have their uses.
or, "I heard Toronto breaks the temperature record for the winter?"-- This is very odd in any circumstance I can think of. 'Breaks' would be OK in a newspaper headline.
or, "I heard Toronto breaks the temperature record for the winter?"-- This is very odd in any circumstance I can think of. 'Breaks' would be OK in a newspaper headline.
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