Grammar in writing?

Question

e I wanna know the diff bet. these sentences. (If any one of them is gramatically wrong, please inform me)

1) In the book, Harry sues Ron because Ron makes him mad
In the book, Harry sues Ron because Ron made him mad.
In the book, Harry sues Ron beacuse Ron has made him mad.

Answer 1

They all could be correct depending on the situation. The first is in the present tense, that is Ron is still making Harry mad. In the second and third sentences, Harry is suing Ron currently because he did something to anger him at some point in the past.

Answer 2

The third sentence is grammatically wrong, and "because" is spelled wrong.
I think that it should be "In the book, Harry sued Ron because Ron made him mad."

Answer 3

well my grammar is bad... but ill try... first sentence... is ok
second sentence, it changes from present tense to past tense try
"In the book, Harry sued Ron because Ron made him mad."
third sentence... changes from ppresent to past try
"In the book, Harry is going to sue Ron because Ron has made him mad." still sounds wrong.... but thats all i can think of

Answer 4

3 sentences consisted of
Present Tense + Singularity with Verb
Present Tense + Past Tense
Present Tense + Continously Past Tense

Because is the correct spelling.

Very rusty with english already, correct me if i am very wrong. lol...Can be forgiven lah because O levels D7 lol.

Answer 5

I'm sorry, jin I, but you may be hopeless. We do understand the "1)" part, but where are the "2)" and the "(3)" parts? ..... (All three sentences are grammatically correct.)

Answer 6

The first and third are, like, the same, and they're the correct one.

Answer 7

Grammer stop your will power