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Zapeti1235 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Were or are?
Is there a difference between We were meant for each other and We are meant for each other?
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Yes. Were is past tense, and are is present tense. A couple has just celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary.
- Yes.
- Were is past tense, and are is present tense.
- A couple has just celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary.
- They are still happy and in love with each other.
- Their friends say: They were meant for each other.
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Yes. Were is past tense, and are is present tense.
A couple has just celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary. They are still happy and in love with each other.
Their friends say:
They were meant for each other.
John and Mary met each other a few months ago. They have the same hobbies, interest, attitudes, and are attracted to each other. They
A couple has just celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary. They are still happy and in love with each other.
Their friends say:
They were meant for each other.
John and Mary met each other a few months ago. They have the same hobbies, interest, attitudes, and are attracted to each other. They
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