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Habibaelgindy Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
punched vs punches?
I just finished watching the part where Stiles punched/punches Theo.
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Well, I hope you enjoy the rest of that movie. I'll expect to see your post in about 90 minutes.
- Well, I hope you enjoy the rest of that movie.
- I'll expect to see your post in about 90 minutes.
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Well, I hope you enjoy the rest of that movie. I'll expect to see your post in about 90 minutes.
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wilpeterWell, I hope you enjoy the rest of that movie. I'll expect to see your post in about 90 minutes.What? No. This is an example.
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Both punched and punches work in that sentence.
"where he punches" is an identifier of a particular action in the story (present tense).
"where he punched" is an identifier of the same action in the story (past tense).
The movie has been shown and the recollection is of a piece in the past, but can be referred to in the present as well.
One of the grammar experts here may chime i
"where he punches" is an identifier of a particular action in the story (present tense).
"where he punched" is an identifier of the same action in the story (past tense).
The movie has been shown and the recollection is of a piece in the past, but can be referred to in the present as well.
One of the grammar experts here may chime i
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habibaelgindy I just finished watching the part where StilesThe events that take place in literary works (including films) are very typically recounted in the present tense.punched/punches Theo.
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