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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Reporting what is believe to be still true
Hi. If the content in the original quoted speech is belived to be still true by the person speaking it or by the public (anyway, is there an arbitrary rule as to how many people must (should) view it as still being true?), then would you say the tense can remain present (ie, in the present tense)?
He said she is attending the University of XXX.
He sadi she was attending the University of XXX.
He sad she is doing well in school.
He sad she was doing well in school.
He said she is attending the University of XXX.
He sadi she was attending the University of XXX.
He sad she is doing well in school.
He sad she was doing well in school.
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Yes. The number of believers is irrelevant. What would you expect, an answer such as ''seventeen people"?
- Yes.
- The number of believers is irrelevant.
- What would you expect, an answer such as ''seventeen people"?
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Yes.
The number of believers is irrelevant. What would you expect, an answer such as ''seventeen people"?
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Yes.
The number of believers is irrelevant. What would you expect, an answer such as ''seventeen people"?
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