18-02-2026, 08:41 AM
(This post was last modified: 18-02-2026, 08:45 AM by Aga Tentakulus.)
It seems to me that you are overlooking something.
In my example, there are two forms.
First person and second person. In the sentence, ‘I did it this way’ is first person, and in second person, ‘You should do it this way’. So not only has the person changed, but also the tense. Past and future.
Now there are also several writers involved.
What exactly are you trying to explain to me?
A forest is full of trees, and you want to explain where an oak tree should grow and where a fir tree should grow.
In my example, there are two forms.
First person and second person. In the sentence, ‘I did it this way’ is first person, and in second person, ‘You should do it this way’. So not only has the person changed, but also the tense. Past and future.
Now there are also several writers involved.
What exactly are you trying to explain to me?
A forest is full of trees, and you want to explain where an oak tree should grow and where a fir tree should grow.