@EddieKal (shrug). It's only bothersome that a question that can be answered with a short and direct answer is detoured to a long and convoluted answer that has way too much information. c'est la vie
Are these sentences interchangeable?
If you asked him what his name was, he wouldn’t tell you.
If you asked him what his name is, he wouldn’t tell you.
I think it is wrong to use “is” in this sentence because it is the part of a hypothetical if clause. I think the tense of ”be” should match t...
He banged shut [the door].
He banged [the door] shut.
Both are correct.
Here is a very beautiful line consisting of similar construction from contemporary fiction genre:
The next moment she was grateful for the wind that had left Nelson Street and blown through the cane fields, banging shut t...
Are these sentences interchangeable?
If you asked him what his name was, he wouldn’t tell you.
If you asked him what his name is, he wouldn’t tell you.
I think it is wrong to use “is” in this sentence because it is the part of a hypothetical if clause. I think the tense of ”be” should match t...
He banged shut [the door].
He banged [the door] shut.
Both are correct.
Here is a very beautiful line consisting of similar construction from contemporary fiction genre:
The next moment she was grateful for the wind that had left Nelson Street and blown through the cane fields, banging shut t...
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