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English Grammar Hi friends, can I use both the past and present tense in the same sentence like this? 1. I am so stressed that I mixed up the days.

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Many thanks !!!! I learned new things.
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I was so stressed that ... [refers only to the past, the speaker may or may not be stressed now]. ex: Monday, I was so stressed that ... ex: This morning, I was so stressed that ... I have been so stressed that ... [refers to the past and the present, the speaker is still stressed] ex: I have been so stressed [lately] that I mixed up the days [on Monday, this morning] I am so stressed that ... [refers to the present, but the meaning is past and present - this works if the past is recent] ex: I am so stressed that I mixed up the days [this morning].
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You would just change “am ” to “was" for the past tense version

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