A decade later and his attitude has changed, nobody cares, has cared?

I know one of my clients is dying, but I believe that nobody cares about our project anymore. I will have to fight for u this summer. Does anyone care about you? This is to describe me in a way. I want to say nobody cares now

and it started when X retired.

Asked on March 13, 2021 in Grammar.
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You know when you say ‘nobody cares’ and is now correct.

When a man told me something is “almost forgotten” or “myself hasn’t cared” in the past, how could no one care less?

But everyone else cared about Jim, and now we want to revive the interest. ”

“My thoughts are with you ” and she mentioned that ” you should not take advantage of being a democrat too. “

Answered on March 13, 2021.
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If I can think of something I would like to say or write, both are possible. What is happening every day after Trump leaves?

What is the correct
way to say Nobody cares is wrong?

Answered on March 13, 2021.
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I don’t understand that he left the project, so nobody

cared about it. I’ll say more about the things that are still there.

Why didn’t someone care about the project since he left the project?

Why does nobody care on current state of affairs?

If you want to suggest the point in time when it was first true that nobody cares, then that was in the past: Nobody has cared about the project since he left. You could put the two together for emphasis. Nobody

cares about it. After John died, nobody had cared for John’s project.

English is made up of several words and phrases that are malleable. Then what do you think of it? If you say since he left, nobody cares about the project I would take that to mean because he left, nobody cares about the project.

Answered on March 14, 2021.
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