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Silak12 Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

Using past and present together?

Hi, everyone.

Could you help me understand when can I use present and past tense together? Is there a a rule for their sequence in a sentence? Are these sentences correct formally?

  • I don’t know who you dated in high school.
  • We have become just like them who wish one another "Christmas" only through whatsapp status; we feel awkward to orally wish each other this day when that person was born for whose sake this universe was created.(is the change of tenses in this sentense correct?)

  • He said he detests fish.

Thanks!

  

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The change of tenses in all three of your sentences is OK. ) CJ

— CalifJim

  • The change of tenses in all three of your sentences is OK.
  • ) CJ
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The change of tenses in all three of your sentences is OK.

(The middle one could be improved, but this was not your question.)

CJ

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