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Tag: past tense

A tense situation

Remember in elementary school, maybe even high school, when your teacher gave the “don’t switch tenses” talk about writing?

Have you thought, in the years since then, how utterly ridiculous that statement is? Continue reading “A tense situation” →

By grammargeddonangelin Grammar, Syntax, Verb tensesNovember 8, 2017November 8, 2017476 WordsLeave a comment

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