Answer:
B. The present tense can describe events that took place in the past, but the past tense cannot describe events that take place in the present
Explanation:
In grammar, a tense is a group of words that references time in relation to the time the speaker is speaking.
Therefore, present tense is used to denote events that are currently in action, while past tense is used to describe events that have already taken place.
Example of present tense
Peter is here.
I am at Rita's house
Example of past tense
Peter was here
I was at Rita's house.
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Answer:
I'd say true.
Explanation:
Because the peer doesn't review articles professionally, so they aren't technically always right. Since they aren't trained for reviewing articles and/or have a degree in English, they aren't usually credible.
