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Doomsday Posted 19 years ago
I believe Leonidas does a foolish thing by attempting to steal the chariot single-handedly because he had eight other personals with him. He was asked only to take a look and come back. If he had signaled the others to come and help, he would have lived another day and they would have successfully stolen the chariot, but he chooses to be foolish and loses his life.
do i answer this question in present tense or past? if so how?
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- Is Leonidas brave or foolish for attempting to steal a chariot single-handedly? Why?
I believe Leonidas does a foolish thing by attempting to steal the chariot single-handedly because he had eight other personals with him. He was asked only to take a look and come back. If he had signaled the others to come and help, he would have lived another day and they would have successfully stolen the chariot, but he chooses to be foolish and loses his life.
do i answer this question in present tense or past? if so how?
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also this one
The joy, which Alexander promised Stephan, is Alka. Alexander asks Captain Nearchos to come meet up with him in because he wishes to build a fleet and he tells him to bring along his daughter, Alka because he wants to surprise Stephan.
- What is the “joy” that Alexander promised to Stephan?
The joy, which Alexander promised Stephan, is Alka. Alexander asks Captain Nearchos to come meet up with him in because he wishes to build a fleet and he tells him to bring along his daughter, Alka because he wants to surprise Stephan.
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Anybody Willing to help..please... i need help today please..thanks =]
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DoomsdayAnybody Willing to help..please... i need help today please..thanks =]In the present tense.
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I would answer both in the present tense, since both are asked in the present tense.
Well, sort of. The second question ("What is the “joy” that Alexander promised to Stephan?") mixes tenses (is/promised instead of is/promises).
Well, sort of. The second question ("What is the “joy” that Alexander promised to Stephan?") mixes tenses (is/promised instead of is/promises).
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wow please anyone? i need an answer TODAY... i cant figure a way to write the first question in present tense..
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Hi,
I think it depends on the story. You can imagine you are in the story, at a certain point. So you can use present tenses to describe what happens around that point in time, and past tenses to talk about what happened before. But I'm not a novelist, I'm not good at telling stories, not even jokes. I think I'd just write what sounds good while writing, hopefully my teacher will think it sou
I think it depends on the story. You can imagine you are in the story, at a certain point. So you can use present tenses to describe what happens around that point in time, and past tenses to talk about what happened before. But I'm not a novelist, I'm not good at telling stories, not even jokes. I think I'd just write what sounds good while writing, hopefully my teacher will think it sou
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