Is this sentence grammatically correct? As we discover in the final chapter, Maria realized that she has been misled by Leslie and decides to call off the wedding".

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It is not grammatically correct. the "has been misled by Leslie " should be "had been misled by Leslie "

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"As we discover in the final chapter, Maria realized that she has been misled by Leslie and decides to call off the wedding". This sentence is not grammatically correct. To preserve parallel verb tenses, "realized" should be "realizes".

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