English Language & Usage Asked on June 27, 2021
In this sentence, I’m talking about something that occurred in the past, but it’s something cultural so it’s a thing that happens every time, like if I am to attend an Indian event in the future I’m going to get free samosa as well. Given that context I wonder if the tenses I used in this sentence is correct:
There were free samosa at every Indian event that I attended
should I use were or are in this context?
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