PreciousJones Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Are/were
Please explain which has the proper usage of are/were in these sentences:
Im just curious if you were the same way. Or Im just curious if you are the same way.
Im just curious if you were the same way. Or Im just curious if you are the same way.
Top answer
Hi PJ You can use are and were this way: - I 'm just curious if you are the same way. - I was just curious if you were the same way. In other words, 'am' together with 'are', and 'was' with 'were'.
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Hi PJ
You can use are and were this way:
- I'm just curious if you are the same way.
- I was just curious if you were the same way.
In other words, 'am' together with 'are', and 'was' with 'were'.
However, it would also be possible use 'am' an
You can use are and were this way:
- I'm just curious if you are the same way.
- I was just curious if you were the same way.
In other words, 'am' together with 'are', and 'was' with 'were'.
However, it would also be possible use 'am' an
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