Past tense and future tense can be used together? [closed]





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For example, They told me that they will support our next event.



Can these 2 tenses be together?






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    Possible duplicate of Combining past and future tense

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    Welcome to EL&U Si Pra. I believe our sister site ell.stackexchange.com would probably be more appropriate for you.

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For example, They told me that they will support our next event.



Can these 2 tenses be together?






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closed as off-topic by Centaurus, J. Taylor, Jason Bassford, JJJ, Cascabel Apr 5 at 20:50


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    Possible duplicate of Combining past and future tense

    – divibisan
    Apr 2 at 16:13






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    Welcome to EL&U Si Pra. I believe our sister site ell.stackexchange.com would probably be more appropriate for you.

    – Centaurus
    Apr 2 at 16:14











  • @divibisan Thank you so much. 😊

    – Si Pra
    Apr 3 at 16:25











  • @Centaurus Than you so much. 😊

    – Si Pra
    Apr 3 at 16:26











  • @Inquisitive Thank you so much. 😊

    – Si Pra
    Apr 3 at 16:26














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For example, They told me that they will support our next event.



Can these 2 tenses be together?






american-english british-english







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For example, They told me that they will support our next event.



Can these 2 tenses be together?






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closed as off-topic by Centaurus, J. Taylor, Jason Bassford, JJJ, Cascabel Apr 5 at 20:50


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closed as off-topic by Centaurus, J. Taylor, Jason Bassford, JJJ, Cascabel Apr 5 at 20:50


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  • "Please include the research you’ve done, or consider if your question suits our English Language Learners site better. Questions that can be answered using commonly-available references are off-topic." – Centaurus, JJJ

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  • 3





    Possible duplicate of Combining past and future tense

    – divibisan
    Apr 2 at 16:13






  • 1





    Welcome to EL&U Si Pra. I believe our sister site ell.stackexchange.com would probably be more appropriate for you.

    – Centaurus
    Apr 2 at 16:14











  • @divibisan Thank you so much. 😊

    – Si Pra
    Apr 3 at 16:25











  • @Centaurus Than you so much. 😊

    – Si Pra
    Apr 3 at 16:26











  • @Inquisitive Thank you so much. 😊

    – Si Pra
    Apr 3 at 16:26














  • 3





    Possible duplicate of Combining past and future tense

    – divibisan
    Apr 2 at 16:13






  • 1





    Welcome to EL&U Si Pra. I believe our sister site ell.stackexchange.com would probably be more appropriate for you.

    – Centaurus
    Apr 2 at 16:14











  • @divibisan Thank you so much. 😊

    – Si Pra
    Apr 3 at 16:25











  • @Centaurus Than you so much. 😊

    – Si Pra
    Apr 3 at 16:26











  • @Inquisitive Thank you so much. 😊

    – Si Pra
    Apr 3 at 16:26








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Possible duplicate of Combining past and future tense

– divibisan
Apr 2 at 16:13





Possible duplicate of Combining past and future tense

– divibisan
Apr 2 at 16:13




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1





Welcome to EL&U Si Pra. I believe our sister site ell.stackexchange.com would probably be more appropriate for you.

– Centaurus
Apr 2 at 16:14





Welcome to EL&U Si Pra. I believe our sister site ell.stackexchange.com would probably be more appropriate for you.

– Centaurus
Apr 2 at 16:14













@divibisan Thank you so much. 😊

– Si Pra
Apr 3 at 16:25





@divibisan Thank you so much. 😊

– Si Pra
Apr 3 at 16:25













@Centaurus Than you so much. 😊

– Si Pra
Apr 3 at 16:26





@Centaurus Than you so much. 😊

– Si Pra
Apr 3 at 16:26













@Inquisitive Thank you so much. 😊

– Si Pra
Apr 3 at 16:26





@Inquisitive Thank you so much. 😊

– Si Pra
Apr 3 at 16:26










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