Title: 2T 3mtt verb tense SA
Course: 2024 English 8

Q: instructions: rewrite the sentence writing the correct verb conjugation. WRITE CAPITAL LETTERS WHEN NECESSARY.

    The play have begun by the time you arrived
A: The play has begun by the time you arrived

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    Last month, the USA Air Force begin enemy field exploration
A: Last month, the USA Air Force began enemy field exploration

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      The police officers have begin their shift
A: The police officers have begun their shift

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      Those colors in the picture makes me feel seasick
A: Those colors in the picture make me feel seasick

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      Last year, we maked a great feast with all our family
A: Last year, we made a great feast with all our family

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      Have someone maked what the teacher asked
A: Has someone made what the teacher asked

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      The situation is begining to get weird
A: The situation is beginning to get weird

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       These students be beginning to work on their project
A: These students are beginning to work on their project

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       The influenza is mading him to sneeze more
A: The influenza is making him to sneeze more

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       What have it make you to think that?
A: What has it made you to think that?

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       Where have he drawn black and white illustrations?
A: Where has he drawn black and white illustrations?

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       My children drawn their favorite characters yesterday
A: My children drew their favorite characters yesterday

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       When has we draw the landscapes?
A: When have we drawn the landscapes?

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       My cousin will always drew after lunch
A: My cousin will always draw after lunch

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       Where have she drove her parents to?
A: Where has she driven her parents to?

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       The school busses to be driving kids every day
A: The school busses are driving kids every day

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       Where is they drive this weekend to?
A: Where are they driving this weekend to?

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       My boyfriend driven me home from the party yesterday
A: My boyfriend drove me home from the party yesterday

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       We are sung our favorite songs
A: We are singing our favorite songs

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       What be the artists drawing for the competition?
A: What are the artists drawing for the competition?

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       Who have she drove with this car?
A: Who has she driven with this car?

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       What have you get this Christmas?
A: What have you gotten this Christmas?

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       The team geted good results in the last competition
A: The team got good results in the last competition

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       Has I get  the mail I was waiting for?
A: Have I gotten the mail I was waiting for?

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       How many cups have he drank tonight?
A: How many cups has he drunk tonight?

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       We is drunk vitamins since it is cold season
A: We are drinking vitamins since it is cold season

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       He drunk his medicine because he get sick last night
A: He drank his medicine because he got sick last night

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       Do you know where has they lose the document cases?
A: Do you know where have they lost the document cases?

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       Have it ever lose important company's data?
A: Has it ever lost important company's data?

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        The country are losing the war after that attack
A: The country is losing the war after that attack

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        How much has we lose after losing the bet?
A: How much have we lost after losing the bet?

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        Where has they saw those Monet paintings?
A: Where have they seen those Monet paintings?

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        I went to the Russian ballet, and I see magnificent acrobats
A: I went to the Russian ballet, and I saw magnificent acrobats

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        My grandmother is seen a doctor one year ago
A: My grandmother is seeing a doctor one year ago

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        Why are Mr. Johnson saw a detective?
A: Why is Mr. Johnson seeing a detective?

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         The other day my family gone to Palm Beach
A: The other day my family went to Palm Beach

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         Where be Mrs. Smith's group gong in summer vacation?
A: Where is Mrs. Smith's group going in summer vacation?

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         My parents is meet my boyfriend's family this weekends
A: My parents are meeting my boyfriend's family this weekends

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         Were the inventor meet the Vice-president last Saturday?
A: Was the inventor meeting the Vice-president last Saturday?

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         Has our families meeted each other yet?
A: Have our families met each other yet?

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         My best friend meeted my foreign friend last year
A: My best friend met my foreign friend last year

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         American historian have meeted Canadian archeologists
A: American historian has met Canadian archeologists

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         How is students brokening the rules?
A: How are students breaking the rules?

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         My older brother breaked my computer last night
A: My older brother broke my computer last night

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         Have the car breaked during the trip?
A: Has the car broken during the trip?

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         How have the cat brokened my glasses?
A: How has the cat broken my glasses?

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         Why did you broke my pencil?
A: Why did you break my pencil?

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         Has those two breake already?
A: Have those two broken already?

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         The wind be blowwing really fast now
A: The wind is blowing really fast now

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         Have our little cousin blow the candles?
A: Has our little cousin blown the candles?

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         Fortunately, the wind blowed enough to stop the fire
A: Fortunately, the wind blew enough to stop the fire

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         Your tutories has blew my doubts away
A: Your tutories have blown my doubts away

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         We has bringed all the material we need to work
A: We have brought all the material we need to work

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         Stuff members be broughting our food now
A: Stuff members are bringing our food now

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         Team players has bringed  the victory this year
A: Team players have brought the victory this year

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         My aunt broughted a birthday cake for me
A: My aunt brought a birthday cake for me

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         I wonder why the girl have falled in love with him
A: I wonder why the girl has fallen in love with him

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         Asteroids has fell to earth before
A: Asteroids have fallen to earth before

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         Mrs. Leon  falled for Greg's lies
A: Mrs. Leon fell for Greg's lies

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         Rain to be fall all morning and afternoon
A: Rain is falling all morning and afternoon

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         House prices in London is still faling
A: House prices in London are still falling

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          Her thoughts were fell under the control of something else
A: Her thoughts were falling under the control of something else

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          Weather be freeze to death last night
A: Weather was freezing to death last night

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          Fridge have freezed water to ice
A: Fridge has frozen water to ice

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          It was cold now and the ground have frozened hard
A: It was cold now and the ground has frozen hard

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          We has never freezzing immortals before
A: We have never frozen immortals before

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          The flames was grewing higher and higher
A: The flames were growing higher and higher

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          The new leaves be grow out this spring
A: The new leaves are growing out this spring

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          We am growinng impatient with the lack of results
A: We are growing impatient with the lack of results

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          He growed serious when she didn't respond
A: He grew serious when she didn't respond

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          The eggs hatched, and a nestful of young doves grown up
A: The eggs hatched, and a nestful of young doves grew up

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          Her unease growed as she went
A: Her unease grew as she went