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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

tense question

Hi, I am writing the sentence "This project will be a significant breakthrough in my career, just as my first project was.", but I am not sure what the grammatically correct verb is.

1. Just as my first project "was"?
2. Just as my first project "may have been"?
2. Just as my first project "had been"?

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Top answer

was So, you are telling the reader that you haven't a lot of experience with a project like this one?

— Clive

  • was So, you are telling the reader that you haven't a lot of experience with a project like this one?
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So, you are telling the reader that you haven't a lot of experience with a project like this one?
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Anonymous1. Just as my first project "was"?
"This project will be a significant breakthrough in my career, just as my first project was."

Other sequences:
"This project may be a significant breakthrough in my career, just as my first project may have been." (You are uncertain about the result of the first project, and just as uncertain about th
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