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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Writing captions
Hello! I am writing the captions for photos taken in a drama. Could you please proofread them? I am not sure about the tense. Any other mistakes?
(in this photo, he is making fun of her)
1.Romeo plays tricks on Juliet. His humorous lines spice/ spiced up the show.
(in this photo, the cast, dancers are singing and dancing)
2.The ensemble shine/ shone in the drama.
Thank you so much for your replies.
(in this photo, he is making fun of her)
1.Romeo plays tricks on Juliet. His humorous lines spice/ spiced up the show.
(in this photo, the cast, dancers are singing and dancing)
2.The ensemble shine/ shone in the drama.
Thank you so much for your replies.
Top answer
1. I'd keep the tenses the same. 2.
- 1.
- I'd keep the tenses the same.
- 2.
- just keep it the same as in #1 if the pictures are to be shown together.
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1. I'd keep the tenses the same.
2. Either tense is fine...just keep it the same as in #1 if the pictures are to be shown together.
2. Either tense is fine...just keep it the same as in #1 if the pictures are to be shown together.
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