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المنتدى الأكاديمي للمعلمين ملتقى مهني أكاديمي متخصص للأساتذة الأفاضل في جميع المواد التعليمية (تربية وتعليم & أزهر) |
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were said instead of are said
Simply because the sentence has a past tense indicated in "have built" |
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I don't think so because what is said has nothing to do with the tense of the sentence
for example we can say It is said he was a man who appeared to have the sight of an eagle and the courage of a lion ث . ع 2012 |
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I don't think so because what is said has nothing to do with the tense of the sentence
for example we can say It is said he was a man who appeared to have the sight of an eagle and the courage of a lion ث . ع 2012 |
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" to have built" indicates the past tense
We could have said: The Ancient Egyptians are said to build the pyramids when the sun sets However we are talking about a past tense |
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مذكرات, اسئلة صعبة جرامر, important question, حقوق الملكية, سؤال هام جدا في speakers |
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