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Kenny1999 Posted 3 years ago
Grammar
Present or past tense?
When I am talking about something that happened in the past, and I know that I should use past tense. But when I comment the event, should I use present or past tense?
e.g. They exposed my personal information without my consent, it was ridiculous.
e.g. They exposed my personal information without my consent, it is ridiculous.
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kenny1999 comment the event comment on the event kenny1999 should I use present or past tense? They both work, and the only difference is what you would expect from the tenses.
- kenny1999 comment the event comment on the event kenny1999 should I use present or past tense?
- They both work, and the only difference is what you would expect from the tenses.
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kenny1999comment the event
comment on the event
kenny1999should I use present or past tense?
They both work, and the only difference is what you would expect from the tenses.
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