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Starvinghysterical Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

Tense Question

A little confused on this one … "I think it's amazing WBC's/WBC made a page for blogging."

WBC's or just WBC?

Background: They made this page a few months ago. It HAS been made, but I still am unsure which is correct.

Does the fact that I use "it's" necessitate I continue in I think the same vein and use "WBC's?"

Thank you in advance for the help.
  

Top answer

Starvinghysterical WBC's or just WBC? It doesn't matter. Both are correct.

— CalifJim

  • Starvinghysterical WBC's or just WBC?
  • It doesn't matter.
  • Both are correct.
  • It's amazing ~ It is amazing WBC's made ~ WBC has made is and has are both present tense forms, so they are compatible in temporal viewpoint.
  • CJ
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StarvinghystericalWBC's or just WBC?
It doesn't matter. Both are correct.

It's amazing ~ It is amazing
WBC's made ~ WBC has made

is and has are both present tense forms, so they are compatible in temporal viewpoint.

CJ
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CalifJimWBC's made ~ WBC has made
OK, I just want to make sure we're on the same page. I wasn't asking between "WBC's made and WBC has made." I know those are interchangeable. I was asking between "WBC's made" and "WBC made." Does it still not matter? I might not have been clear before. I apologize.
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StarvinghystericalI wasn't asking between "WBC's made and WBC has made."
I know.
StarvinghystericalI was asking between "WBC's made" and "WBC made."
I know. That's what I was answering.
StarvinghystericalDoes it still not matter?
It still doesn't matter.
Starvinghysterica
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OK, I think I know where I got confused. Can't thank you enough, sir. You do a great job.
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