-If he's talking about stuff from a source, but the theory 😎is😎 originally😎 proposed by somebody else, does he cite the author or the one who proposed the theory?
Is it correct to use is with originally?
originally
Posted by Nightedge · July 26, 2015 · 2 replies
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It's nothing to do with the word originally but the fact that the proposal is a past event. So was would be more appropriate here.
But in other sentences originally might well be used with a present verb - eg:
He lives in Sweden but he's originally from Greece
Nightedge
OP
Good answer. Thank you.