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Get rid of incorrect comma use
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Golden Cuy
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I want to join the following two sentences into one sentence, and I'm not sure what tense to use.

I joined a site. The site is focused on learning English.

Should I use present tense for describing the site, that is:

I joined a site, which is focused on learning English.

Or should I use past tense for describing the site, that is

I joined a site, which was focused on learning English.

(This is a question a friend asked me)

I want to join the following two sentences into one sentence, and I'm not sure what tense to use.

I joined a site. The site is focused on learning English.

Should I use present tense for describing the site, that is:

I joined a site, which is focused on learning English.

Or should I use past tense for describing the site, that is

I joined a site, which was focused on learning English.

(This is a question a friend asked me)

I want to join the following two sentences into one sentence, and I'm not sure what tense to use.

I joined a site. The site is focused on learning English.

Should I use present tense for describing the site, that is:

I joined a site which is focused on learning English.

Or should I use past tense for describing the site, that is

I joined a site which was focused on learning English.

(This is a question a friend asked me)

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Golden Cuy
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Tense used when describing the object of a past tense action

I want to join the following two sentences into one sentence, and I'm not sure what tense to use.

I joined a site. The site is focused on learning English.

Should I use present tense for describing the site, that is:

I joined a site, which is focused on learning English.

Or should I use past tense for describing the site, that is

I joined a site, which was focused on learning English.

(This is a question a friend asked me)