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Examine the sentences below for faulty
tenses and aspects and then correct them. |
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We continue to use English even
after the British had left us. |
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Mary would have passed if she
worked harder. |
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Those historical buildings were
repaired so that they will fit in with the overall development
of the country. |
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The next few years had been
predicted as a period of great change and the countries in this
region must face the new challenge. |
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His tone is casual and informal;
this reflected his calm character. |
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Some officers had been dismissed
for no good reason. |
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The thieves entered the flat,
searched the rooms and leave quietly. |
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I have read that book a few days
ago. |
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The papers say that the concert
would begin at 7 p.m. sharp. |
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I wondered if I can see you
sometime this afternoon. |
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Answers |
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have left |
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had worked |
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would fit in |
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have been predicted |
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reflects |
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have been dismissed |
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left |
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read |
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will begin |
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could see |