Does the following sentence use the right tense?
She had to learn that her wishes do not take precednce over other people's needs.

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It is correct. It would also be correct to say

"She had to learn that her wishes did not take precedence over other people's needs."

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The sentence you provided is in the past tense, and it is grammatically correct. However, there is a minor typo in the word "precedence," which should be spelled as "precedence." Here's the corrected sentence:

"She had to learn that her wishes do not take precedence over other people's needs."

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