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Kartik Raj Kanna Posted 15 years ago
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I am presently writing a bio-sketch. I am writing about an imaginary person and that person is still alive.

Should I write " He was smart, lean tall etc. " or " He is smart, lean, tall etc. "?

Thank You,

KRK
  

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The words you have used are pretty irrelavent for an average bio-sketch. However, "His noticable qualities include being tall, lean and smart" could be a correct abbrevation. Regards, Gaurav S.

— Gaurav Simha

  • The words you have used are pretty irrelavent for an average bio-sketch.
  • However, "His noticable qualities include being tall, lean and smart" could be a correct abbrevation.
  • Regards, Gaurav S.
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The words you have used are pretty irrelavent for an average bio-sketch. However, "His noticable qualities include being tall, lean and smart" could be a correct abbrevation.

Regards,

Gaurav S.
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Thanks for your reply Gaurav,

KRK
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