louisinau wrote:
I thought that when we come across the law/bill, we should use simple presenttense?
The present is the right tense for things that are true regardless of thetimeframe . So, for instance, "Article IV of the U.S. Constitutionstates..." is in the present tense, because the Constitution still says the same stuff.
That is not, however, what's happening in this sentence.
This sentence talks about how this particular bill aimed toTRANSFORM U.S. higher education in ways that would make
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