Asked by John
2. The doctor said I am in good health.
3. The doctor said I was in good health.
(Are both OK? What is the difference between them?)
3. The doctor said I was in good health.
(Are both OK? What is the difference between them?)
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Answered by
SraJMcGin
I explained this earlier.
I am in good health. = That means right NOW. I don't know what my health WAS (in the past), nor do I know what it WILL be (in the future.
I was in good health. That was "then" and may not be true now. It is past tense.
Sra
I am in good health. = That means right NOW. I don't know what my health WAS (in the past), nor do I know what it WILL be (in the future.
I was in good health. That was "then" and may not be true now. It is past tense.
Sra
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