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Julius_ Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Use of the past tense
Hi,
During my job I learned the instructional techniques employed with students, develop and maintain an effective relationship with pupils and staff.
In the above sentence we can see that 'learned' is in the past tense and 'develop&maintain' in the present. Is it correct or is there a mistake and should be 'developed' & 'maintained'
Thank
Julius_
During my job I learned the instructional techniques employed with students, develop and maintain an effective relationship with pupils and staff.
In the above sentence we can see that 'learned' is in the past tense and 'develop&maintain' in the present. Is it correct or is there a mistake and should be 'developed' & 'maintained'
Thank
Julius_
Top answer
The tenses used are correct. You use learned because you are talking about an action happened in the past. you use employed because it is paasive and it is short form of which are employed .
- The tenses used are correct.
- You use learned because you are talking about an action happened in the past.
- you use employed because it is paasive and it is short form of which are employed .
- develop and maintain must be in present because they are describing a general fact which is true all the time, and the fact is that instructional techniques develop and maintain ...............
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The tenses used are correct.
You use learned because you are talking about an action happened in the past.
you use employed because it is paasive and it is short form of which are employed.
develop and maintain must be in present because they are describing a general fact which is true all the time, and the fact is that instructional techniques develop and m
You use learned because you are talking about an action happened in the past.
you use employed because it is paasive and it is short form of which are employed.
develop and maintain must be in present because they are describing a general fact which is true all the time, and the fact is that instructional techniques develop and m
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