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Jack112 Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
Were / Are
Scenario: Paul, the people in Best Buy are not commissioned right?
And then I say:
1. Because I saw an advertisement yesterday on TV saying that the people in that company were not commissioned.
2. Because I saw an advertisement yesterday on TV saying that the people in that company are not commissioned.
Which one should I use and why? #1 or #2?
Thanks.
And then I say:
1. Because I saw an advertisement yesterday on TV saying that the people in that company were not commissioned.
2. Because I saw an advertisement yesterday on TV saying that the people in that company are not commissioned.
Which one should I use and why? #1 or #2?
Thanks.
Top answer
Use either, for the same reasons I have always given you, Jack.
- Use either, for the same reasons I have always given you, Jack.
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Use either, for the same reasons I have always given you, Jack.
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