Should that be in the past?

Yes, your resume must be correct in grammar before sending it to the Recruitment Manager or Employer in the future. After all, your interview opportunity is higher if you use the right grammar on your resume.

In addition, the recruitment of managers and recruiters will see grammar errors, which can cause them to turn your resumes. Your resume must be free from mistakes, formatted correctly, and contain information that is relevant to the work you are applying for.