Could anyone tell which of these sentences is grammatically correct
1. She has a horrible taste in friends and I can say this after looking at the kind of friends she has /had made in the past.
She has a horrible taste in friends and I could say this after looking at the kind of friends she has/had made in the past.
2. She has a rocky past
She had a rocky past
Thanks
First, which do you think, please?
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