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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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This paper proposed or this paper proposes
Hi
I need to write a summary for a paper which has been written and the experiment has been done. But not sure about which of the following is best.This paper proposed or this paper proposes
I think sticking to the past tense is best but I'm not sure.
Can anyone help me with this problem?
I'd appreciate any help
Greg
I need to write a summary for a paper which has been written and the experiment has been done. But not sure about which of the following is best.This paper proposed or this paper proposes
I think sticking to the past tense is best but I'm not sure.
Can anyone help me with this problem?
I'd appreciate any help
Greg
Top answer
Either tense can be used here, but be consistent with anything that follows.
- Either tense can be used here, but be consistent with anything that follows.
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Either tense can be used here, but be consistent with anything that follows.
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