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PreciousJones Posted 14 years ago
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someone

When someone is molested or sexually abused. And

When someone was molested or sexually abused.

What's the difference between using is and was?

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Hi, When someone is molested or sexually abused. Sounds like part of a general statement. eg When someone is molested or sexually abused, he or she should always contact the police..

— Clive

  • Hi, When someone is molested or sexually abused.
  • Sounds like part of a general statement.
  • eg When someone is molested or sexually abused, he or she should always contact the police..
  • When someone was molested or sexually abused.
  • Sounds like part of a statement about the past.
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Hi,

When someone is molested or sexually abused. Sounds like part of a general statement.
eg When someone is molested or sexually abused, he or she should always contact the police..


When someone was molested or sexually abused. Sounds
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