June 1, 2022
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Past tense and present tense, which one should I use while I write things that happened in the past.
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Past tense and present tense, which one should I use whilen I write about things that happened in the past.?
Past tense and present tense, which one should I use when I write about things that happened in the past?
The opinions in the pictures below made me confused me.
The opinions in the pictures below confused me.
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I agree with the other comments, the corrections in the pictures don't seem right.
June 1, 2022
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Past tense andor present tense, which one should I use whilen I write about things that happened in the past.?
Past tense or present tense, which one should I use when I write about things that happened in the past?
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To be honest, I wouldn't have changed any of the tenses in the screencap. The changes actually sound wrong to me...?
When you're writing about the past, you generally use the past tense of verbs, unless it's attached to "would". Or if you're talking from the perspective of someone in the past, then their actions be would in the present for them, so you'd use the present tense in those cases. Uh, I'm sure there are other cases, but off the top of my head, that's all I can think of. Maybe someone with a more rigorous understanding of grammar can explain it better, sorry.
June 1, 2022
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Past tense and present tense, which one should I use while I write things that happened in the past.
The opinions in the pictures below made me confused. The opinions in the pictures below made me confused.
I'm not sure if I can agree with the criticism on the image on the left. What the person correcting you is talking about is that we can use the present tense to talk about habits or things that we are still doing now, "I swim often," "We eat cereal in this family" etc. Since it looks like you were actually writing about something that happened in the past (and doesn't happen anymore) then yes I would say the past tense is the tense you should be using. Not to dismiss the critique but it looks incorrect based on the text.
June 1, 2022
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The opinions in the pictures below made me confused. The opinions in the pictures below made me confused. The opinions in the pictures below made me confused. I'm not sure if I can agree with the criticism on the image on the left. What the person correcting you is talking about is that we can use the present tense to talk about habits or things that we are still doing now, "I swim often," "We eat cereal in this family" etc. Since it looks like you were actually writing about something that happened in the past (and doesn't happen anymore) then yes I would say the past tense is the tense you should be using. Not to dismiss the critique but it looks incorrect based on the text.
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