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| --Ken was sacked because he disagreed with his boss. --Actually, it is because he didn't do any work that he was sacked. I thought 'was' would be better than 'is' here. But is 'is' also a right choice? Thank you. |
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| Re: Actually, it was because he didn't do any work that he was sacked.That is good. You could also use is there. (I could attempt an explanation, but it is 3 o'clock in the morning as I type this, and I should be in bed. I'll be headed there soon.) I hope that helps. ~R |
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