RiceGreat Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Present and past tense in the same sentence
Hi there,
Could someone help please
"...he comes over once a week, we got on quite well when we see each other, so not much issues there."
or
"...he comes over once a week, we get on quite well when we see each other, so not much issues there."
Which one is correct or both of them are?
Thank you!
RiceGreat
(I love curry rice...Indian curry, Japanese curry, Chinese curry...I love them all.)
Could someone help please
"...he comes over once a week, we got on quite well when we see each other, so not much issues there."
or
"...he comes over once a week, we get on quite well when we see each other, so not much issues there."
Which one is correct or both of them are?
Thank you!
RiceGreat
(I love curry rice...Indian curry, Japanese curry, Chinese curry...I love them all.)
Top answer
Hello, RiceGreat—and welcome to English Forums. RiceGreat Which one is correct or both of them are? Neither, actually, because they have both comma-splice, countability concord, and other errors, but only the 2nd one has the right verb forms.
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Hello, RiceGreat—and welcome to English Forums.
He comes over once a week. We get on quite well when we see each other, so there a
RiceGreatWhich one is correct or both of them are?Neither, actually, because they have both comma-splice, countability concord, and other errors, but only the 2nd one has the right verb forms. It should read:
He comes over once a week. We get on quite well when we see each other, so there a
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