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18.10.2019 •
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Identify the sentences with correct verb tense usage. check all that apply.
(a) the board of directors chose the cfo to represent the company on a trip to japan, and he accepts.
(b) the new e-mail policy begun yesterday.
(c) the hr department has known about the insurance premium increase for six weeks.
(d) she gave me the lincoln laser billing records before she left on vacation.
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Ответ:
(C) The HR department has known about the insurance premium increase for six weeks.
(D) She gave me the Lincoln Laser billing records before she left on vacation.
Explanation:
The subject verb agreement in options C and D are correct.
Option C: The use of 'has known' is in the past form, thus the sentence is correct.
Option D: 'gave' is also a past tense, which agrees with the sentence as she had left for the holiday.
Whereas, Options A and B are wrong.
Option A: the board has chosen, meaning 'past tense' thus the use of 'accepts' which is a present tense is wrong.
Option B: the new policy had been started since yesterday, so the verb 'begun' which is the "third form of the verb' is wrong and should be used alongside a helping verb thus making it 'had begun'.
Ответ:
prediction- an estimation of something that will happen based on evidence
conclusion- a reasonable opinion inferred from details or facts
annotation- insightful notes made while reading
paraphrase- a simpler restatement of something
summary- a concise explanation of the main idea
inference- using facts and details to arrive at a conclusion
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