Can one mix past and present in one sentence?
I am defining an instrument but am not sure if it is correct to combine past and present tense at the same time:
Ssdd is the first ever instrument, launched in 1997, which was specifically designed to measure the gmn at Ka-band at global scale.
Is the usage of is and was accurate?
What is your opinion of Robert Frost?
Why can’t you mix my tenses? The sentence is in any case somewhat muddled. What was the first instrument
specifically designed to detect the GMN, at K-band, at the global scale?
What are your views on the world in general?
Why can’t you mix my tenses? The sentence is in any case somewhat muddled. What was the first instrument
specifically designed to detect the GMN, at K-band, at the global scale?
What are your views on the world in general?
Why can’t you mix my tenses? The sentence is in any case somewhat muddled. What was the first instrument
specifically designed to detect the GMN, at K-band, at the global scale?
What are your views on the world in general?
Why can’t you mix my tenses? The sentence is in any case somewhat muddled. What was the first instrument
specifically designed to detect the GMN, at K-band, at the global scale?
What are your views on the world in general?
Why can’t you mix my tenses? The sentence is in any case somewhat muddled. What was the first instrument
specifically designed to detect the GMN, at K-band, at the global scale?
What are your views on the world in general?
Why can’t you mix my tenses? The sentence is in any case somewhat muddled. What was the first instrument
specifically designed to detect the GMN, at K-band, at the global scale?
What are your views on the world in general?
Why can’t you mix my tenses? The sentence is in any case somewhat muddled. What was the first instrument
specifically designed to detect the GMN, at K-band, at the global scale?
What are your views on the world in general?
