The word 'tense' comes from 'tempus', the Latin word ... Use 'was' when you’re writing about a single person - 'I was, he was, she was'. Use 'were' for more than one person and for direct ...

The grammatical category of tense in English is a bipolar relation based on the feature [±Past]. [+Past] (the so-called present tense) refers to any eventuality that occurs before the speech event ...

The word 'tense' comes from 'tempus', the Latin word ... Use 'was' when you’re writing about a single person - 'I was, he was, she was'. Use 'were' for more than one person and for direct ...