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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Use of tense
Which tense is correct when I serve some toasted bread to customers:
The pieces of bread 'were or are' baked longer than the usual.
Should it be 'were or are'?
The pieces of bread 'were or are' baked longer than the usual.
Should it be 'were or are'?
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We just call it 'toast'. Which tense is correct when I serve some toast to customers? The bread was toasted longer than the usual.
- We just call it 'toast'.
- Which tense is correct when I serve some toast to customers?
- The bread was toasted longer than the usual.
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We just call it 'toast'.
Which tense is correct when I serve some toast to customers?
The bread was toasted longer than the usual.
Which tense is correct when I serve some toast to customers?
The bread was toasted longer than the usual.
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Mister MicawberWe just call it 'toast'.Which tense is correct when I serve some toast to customers?The bread was toasted longer than the usual.Thanks, teacher. Yes, I meant 'baked' (bread was baked..). So 'was' would be the correct choice, as shown in your sentence, and not 'is'. Right?
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