Pleasehelp Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Were/are
Were you planning on meeting somebody later? Why do people use were to describe a future event?
What's the difference between:
Were you planning on meeting somebody later and Are you planning on meeting somebody later?
What's the difference between:
Were you planning on meeting somebody later and Are you planning on meeting somebody later?
Top answer
This is called the past of politeness. Did you have another question? CJ
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This is called the past of politeness.
Did you have another question?
CJ
Did you have another question?
CJ
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