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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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What tense to use?
Hi. Please help. I am trying to write something about the Beatles. a famous singing group from England. I think the original group got started in the very early 60s - maybe in 1960 or 1962. And I believe they are no longer in existence. What tense should be in the blank for the verb "recorded"?
In the very early 60s, a group named "the Beatles" (is the name correct?) was formed. Since then, they ____ many hit songs, including "Yesterday" and "Let it Be."
In the very early 60s, a group named "the Beatles" (is the name correct?) was formed. Since then, they ____ many hit songs, including "Yesterday" and "Let it Be."
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You can't use 'since then; that would suggests that they continued recording until the present time.
- You can't use 'since then; that would suggests that they continued recording until the present time.
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You can't use 'since then; that would suggests that they continued recording until the present time.
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AnonymousHi. Please help. I am trying to write something about the Beatles. a famous singing group from England. I think the original group got started in the very early 60s - maybe in 1960 or 1962. And I believe they are no longer in existence. What tense should be in the blank for the verb "recorded"?In the very early 60s, a group named "the Beatles" (is the name correc
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