Tense Agreement Test Prep AK
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- B. "Has created" suggests an ongoing process, but it is a completed task that happened "last year" -- it should be "created."
- B. "Have" should be "had" because we're talking about the past (in her childhood).
- E. No error.
- D. The speaker is asking the reader to imagine in the present tense, so "could not" should be "can not."
- A. "Was" should be "is" because the speaker is talking about something now that Ms. Zuiki "will" do in the future.
- B. "Is" should be "was" because we're talking about the past.
- A. Correct as is.
- D. "Have opposed" is correct because the oppositions were ongoing in the past.
- D. The sentence is in present tense ("she determines" and "she wants"), so present tense ("wavers") should be the correct tense.
- C. "When the president was" is the correct tense because the sentence is in past tense. Be careful of punctuation -- D is correct except for the semicolon!