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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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Past tense - Present tense help
1) Last night, they knew how to keep our mind engaged so that our mind didn't / doesn't wander off
2) During the war, they know / knew how to defend themselves
It would be great if someone can refer me to a link where I can learn more about the tenses, especially when they are used in situations. Thank you!
Regards
2) During the war, they know / knew how to defend themselves
It would be great if someone can refer me to a link where I can learn more about the tenses, especially when they are used in situations. Thank you!
Regards
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1) Last night, they knew how to keep our minds engaged so that our minds didn't wander off. 2) During the war, they knew how to defend themselves. The basic strategy is blazingly simple: if there is a reference to past time in the sentence ('last night', 'during the war'), then use past tense.
- 1) Last night, they knew how to keep our minds engaged so that our minds didn't wander off.
- 2) During the war, they knew how to defend themselves.
- The basic strategy is blazingly simple: if there is a reference to past time in the sentence ('last night', 'during the war'), then use past tense.
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1) Last night, they knew how to keep our minds engaged so that our minds didn't wander off.
2) During the war, they knew how to defend themselves.
The basic strategy is blazingly simple: if there is a reference to past time in the sentence ('last night', 'during the war'), then use past tense. [url=
1) Last night, they knew how to keep our minds engaged so that our minds didn't wander off.
2) During the war, they knew how to defend themselves.
The basic strategy is blazingly simple: if there is a reference to past time in the sentence ('last night', 'during the war'), then use past tense. [url=
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