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Fayeeeee

Is this past tense: his limbs slowed down and prevented him from aggressively kicking his way upwards.

Yes

Original post by batter mix

Yes

Also is this: he convulsed forwards and gasped for air

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username4355882

Yes. Since this has all happened.
It would be present if “he convulses forwards and gasps for air”

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Fayeeeee

Original post by batter mix

Yes. Since this has all happened.
It would be present if “he convulses forwards and gasps for air”

Okay thankss. Also, is it okay to say “as”

Reply 5

Tolgash

You do realise that you are using past participles, right? What tense did you actually think you were writing these declarative sentences in?

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Fayeeeee

Original post by Tolgarda

You do realise that you are using past participles, right? What tense did you actually think you were writing these declarative sentences in?

I’m meant to be writing them in the past, I was just checking because I can’t rlly tell

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Tolgash

Original post by Fayeeeee

I’m meant to be writing them in the past, I was just checking because I can’t rlly tell

What year are you in?

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Sataris

Original post by Tolgarda

What year are you in?

I need to know this

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