Greetings,
Should "it is " be omitted from this sentence to be grammatically correct or both forms are correct?
Besides the tense of the second verb must be past because of being parallel with the first verb tense or it mist be present because I am talking about it at the moment?
I thought the car is/was expensive as it is mentioned in the advertisement.
I thought the car is/was expensive as mentioned in the advertisement.
Should "it is " be omitted from this sentence to be grammatically correct or both forms are correct?
Besides the tense of the second verb must be past because of being parallel with the first verb tense or it mist be present because I am talking about it at the moment?
I thought the car is/was expensive as it is mentioned in the advertisement.
I thought the car is/was expensive as mentioned in the advertisement.
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