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Lurking Jane · @smileodonicthys
196 followers · 11348 posts · Server jorts.horse

Maybe dumb question but when we’re talking about a person who uses they/them in the past tense do we use was or were? Like, “they *were* a librarian for awhile” or is it “they *was* a librarian”? Were is plural and unless a person is a system they’re not plural… but “was” doesn’t seem right either. Am I overthinking things? English is weird lol

#pronouns #tenses #grammar

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Voccent Languages · @voccent
5 followers · 35 posts · Server me.dm
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📚 Mastering tenses is crucial for English fluency. Here are the best ways to learn tenses effectively. Remember, learning tenses takes time and practice. Stay consistent, be patient with yourself, and celebrate your progress along the way!

#learning #englishgrammar #tenses #languagelearning

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Nenad Knezevic · @grammaticus
280 followers · 385 posts · Server nerdculture.de

This week on the blog we're doing some : Present Simple vs Present Continuous!

Visit grammaticus.blog/2023/04/17/pr to learn the basic differences between the two and do a 10-question online grammar quiz.

#grammar #tenses #learningEnglish #englishteacher #englishgrammar

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Hebrew by Inbal · @hebrewbyinbal
79 followers · 67 posts · Server babka.social
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“This Year, Last Year, & Next Year” in Hebrew!

Follow me THIS year as I create new resources to help you love and learn Hebrew.

HTTPS://www.hebrewbyinbal.com

#hebrewbyinbal #years #past #present #future #hebrew #tenses #jewish #followme #learnhebrew #lessonoftheday #trendingvideo #languages #jewdiverse #mazeldon #mastodon #jews

Last updated 2 years ago
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