Near the end of the article, apparently positive
macroeconomic indicators are contrasted with the
difficulties experienced by recent graduates. The writer
uses different tense and aspect choices to situate these conditions in relation to the present.
Consider the sentence.
"Although U.S. unemployment remains low and job growth has been solid, research shows that recent college graduates are struggling to find work."
What meaning does "has been solid" contribute?
Consider the sentence.
"Although U.S. unemployment remains low and job growth has been solid, research shows that recent college graduates are struggling to find work."
What meaning does "has been solid" contribute?