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時制. Questions relating to that property of verbs which allows them to refer to events in the past, present, or future.
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Why does the narrator switch tenses here? ～いました ～です
As you can see, the first sentence is in the past tense, but the second seems to be in the present. … Double checking several English versions of the text, they all have both in the past tense; and in general switching tenses in English is frowned upon. …
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