In what tense do you write a summary of a source?
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How did people act back then?
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Is it "it was considered first" or "is considered" for past things?
For example, if I want to say the sentence: "The museum is/was considered the first in the world." But if this museum is now closed or no longer exists, should it be called "gilt" or "galt" since it still has the status of the oldest in the world?
In the time form of the source
So this is in the past
A summary always thePresents (sighs)written.
I just want you to come together and not falsify. Do you want to make present?