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User_gary Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

remain fast

I remain fast throughout the day yesterday.

Is this sentence correct?
  

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No. I can't imagine what you mean by 'remain fast'. In any case, yesterday is the past, therefore it should be 'remained'.

— Nona the brit

  • No.
  • I can't imagine what you mean by 'remain fast'.
  • In any case, yesterday is the past, therefore it should be 'remained'.
  • Remained fast doesn't make any more sense though.
  • What meaning do you intend by 'fast'?
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No. I can't imagine what you mean by 'remain fast'. In any case, yesterday is the past, therefore it should be 'remained'. Remained fast doesn't make any more sense though. What meaning do you intend by 'fast'?
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Thank you Nona the Brit
Nona The BritNo. I can't imagine what you mean by 'remain fast'. In any case, yesterday is the past, therefore it should be 'remained'. Remained fast doesn't make any more sense though. What meaning do you intend by 'fast'?
I ate nothing throughout the day.
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User_garyThank you Nona the Brit
Nona The BritNo. I can't imagine what you mean by 'remain fast'. In any case, yesterday is the past, therefore it should be 'remained'. Remained fast doesn't make any more sense though. What meaning do you intend by 'fast'?
I ate nothing throughout the day.
I fasted all day.
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