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Grammar help! I need it!
For my first area of discussion, I asked my mother if she agrees with Mr. Campbell’s decisions on the various issues that exist in our province.
Is there any grammar or punctuation mistake here? and if there is, how can i fix it?
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Re: Grammar help! I need it!
It should be ' I asked my mother if she agreed with Mr. Campbell’s decisions on the various issues that exist in our province.'
http://www.usingenglish.com/glossary...ct-speech.html
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Re: Grammar help! I need it!

Originally Posted by
tired_me For my first area of discussion, I asked my mother if she agrees with Mr. Campbell’s decisions on the various issues that exist in our province.
Is there any grammar or punctuation mistake here? and if there is, how can i fix it?
I agree with Henry's answer; the past tense would be more common. You will see that present tense used in that situation, however. :wink:
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