Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Can past tense and present tense be in the same sentence?
Hi. I need to know if these sentences are correct or not.
1.I am walking towards the place where the tragedy took place.
2.He eats a slice of cake which was made last night.
Thank you in advance.
1.I am walking towards the place where the tragedy took place.
2.He eats a slice of cake which was made last night.
Thank you in advance.
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Anonymous I need to know if these sentences are correct or not. Yes, they are. Anonymous Can past tense and present tense be in the same sentence?
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AnonymousI need to know if these sentences are correct or not.Yes, they are.
Anonymous Can past tense and present tense be in the same sentence?Of course! I ate breakfast yesterday, I'm eating it now, and I'll eat it again tomorrow; in fact, I've eaten breakfast every morning this week.
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