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Why is he so sure that the runes were written by somone who belonged to scandinavia?
Is the above sentence correct?
Is a tense change like that acceptable?
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Why is he so sure that the runes were written by somone who belonged to scandinavia? Is the above sentence correct? Yes, except the name Scandinavia needs a capital letter.
- Why is he so sure that the runes were written by somone who belonged to scandinavia?
- Is the above sentence correct?
- Yes, except the name Scandinavia needs a capital letter.
- Is a tense change like that acceptable?
- The tenses are fine.
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Why is he so sure that the runes were written by somone who belonged to scandinavia?
Is the above sentence correct? Yes, except the name Scandinavia needs a capital letter.
Is a tense change like that acceptable?
The tenses are fine. The sentence means that he is sure now about something that happened in the past.
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0silak12somone who belonged to scandinavia?
People don't "belong" to a place. Maybe you mean a Scandinavian.
Why is he so sure that the runes were written by a Scandanavian?
He is sure now. The runes were written long ago. That justifies different tenses.
CJ
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