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Verbs used in citations should be in the past tense when referring to a specific researcher's actions in the past, such as "Jones (1987) investigated the causes of lung cancer." The present perfect tense should be used when not specifying a researcher's actions, like "The causes of lung cancer have been widely investigated." General statements about a topic use the present simple tense, for example "The causes of lung cancer are complex."
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- 2. Citation and tense • Researcher activity as agent : past simple. • Jones (1987) investigated the causes of lung cancer
- 3. Citation and tense • Researcher activity not as agent : present perfect. • The causes of lung cancer have been widely investigated.
- 4. Citation and tense • No reference to researcher activity: present simple. • The causes of lung cancer are complex.