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i saw a film yesterday.it is funny vs i saw a film yesterday.it was funny

Both phrases are correct, but they are used in different contexts. 'I saw a film yesterday. It is funny' implies that the film is still funny at the present moment, while 'I saw a film yesterday. It was funny' indicates that the film was funny at the time of watching it in the past.

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i saw a film yesterday.it is funny

This phrase is correct but less commonly used. It implies that the film is still funny at the present moment.

This phrase is used when you want to express that the film you saw yesterday is still funny now.
  • And I saw a film there.
  • I saw a film you worked on in Japan.
  • I saw a film there of a man - 1971.
  • Today I saw a film the explorer made of Darkest Peru.
  • I saw a film there of a man - 1971.
  • In Czechoslovakia... I saw a film and they were eating candy from a tin just like this.
  • I saw a film once with a tiger in the jungle...
  • I saw a film clip of you being interviewed just after the Cuban deal.
  • I saw a film where someone did that
  • I saw a film once where this guy says,
  • I saw a wedding today at Lin Village.
  • I saw the sighs for months before I saw a Doctor.
  • I saw it in a film with Cerkassov.
  • We just saw a film about chimpanzees.
  • I once saw a film with twins.
  • I saw you turn into Joey right before my eyes. I saw a killer...
  • I saw a picture of them in front of this hotel.
  • And I saw a figure of a man.
  • I saw a hooded man following me.
  • Somewhere inside the blur, I saw a person.

Alternatives:

  • I saw a film yesterday. It is still funny.

i saw a film yesterday.it was funny

This phrase is correct and commonly used. It indicates that the film was funny at the time of watching it in the past.

This phrase is used when you want to express that the film you saw yesterday was funny at that specific time.
  • And I saw a film there.
  • I saw a film you worked on in Japan.
  • I saw a film there of a man - 1971.
  • Today I saw a film the explorer made of Darkest Peru.
  • I saw a film there of a man - 1971.
  • In Czechoslovakia... I saw a film and they were eating candy from a tin just like this.
  • I saw a film once with a tiger in the jungle...
  • I saw a film clip of you being interviewed just after the Cuban deal.
  • I saw a film where someone did that
  • I saw a film once where this guy says,
  • I saw a wedding today at Lin Village.
  • I saw the sighs for months before I saw a Doctor.
  • I saw it in a film with Cerkassov.
  • We just saw a film about chimpanzees.
  • I once saw a film with twins.
  • I saw you turn into Joey right before my eyes. I saw a killer...
  • I saw a picture of them in front of this hotel.
  • And I saw a figure of a man.
  • I saw a hooded man following me.
  • Somewhere inside the blur, I saw a person.

Alternatives:

  • I saw a film yesterday. It was hilarious.

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