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Youngbuts Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

The tense agreement in that clauses

Hello, everyone. I'm confused with the tense agreement. So, I made some sentences to contain several possiblities of the tense agreement. Would you take a look at them?

1.Yesterday, he decided that he would sell the car in a month.
2.Yesterday, he decided he will sell the car in a month.
3.Yesterday, he told me that he would sell the car in a month.
4.Yesterday, he told me that he will sell the car in a month.
5.Yesterday, he told me that he decided he would sell the car in a month.
6.Yesterday, he told me that he decided he will sell the car in a month.

Which is not acceptible?

Many thanks in advance.Emotion: rose
  

Top answer

I'm confused with the tense agreement. So, I made some sentences to contain several possiblities of the tense agreement. Would you take a look at them?

  • I'm confused with the tense agreement.
  • So, I made some sentences to contain several possiblities of the tense agreement.
  • Would you take a look at them?
  • Yesterday, he decided that he would sell the car in a month.
  • OK.
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I'm confused with the tense agreement. So, I made some sentences to contain several possiblities of the tense agreement. Would you take a look at them?

1.Yesterday, he decided that he would sell the car in a month.OK. Maybe he has changed his mind, or will change his mind later. We don't know.
2.Yesterday, he decided he will sell the car in a month.
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Thank you very much, Clive. Now things are clear to me. I appreciate it.Emotion: big smile

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