Which tense should I use
It's always been something I'm good at.
It's always been something I was good at.
Context: I want to say that I've always been good at, i.e bowling.
Which one is grammatically correct? I'm leaning towards the first one.
Top answer
It would depend upon whether you are still good at that thing you have always been good at. If you're still good at bowling, for example, then it would be the first one.
- It would depend upon whether you are still good at that thing you have always been good at.
- If you're still good at bowling, for example, then it would be the first one.
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It would depend upon whether you are still good at that thing you have always been good at. If you're still good at bowling, for example, then it would be the first one.
0NecrophagistIt's always been something I'm good at.
It's always been something I was good at.
It had always been something I was good at.
As shown. Present and past.
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