Question

Are the verb tenses in the sentence consistent, or do they shift unnecessarily?

Right now Jason hoped that he can make it to the finish line.

A.
The verb tenses shift.

B.
The verb tenses are consistent.

Answer 1

please someone helpppp

Answer 2

B.
Fan me if you want more help from me then just tag me !
medal please?

Answer 3

can u answer a couple more please @keke_luvs_u

Answer 4

oh and are the verbs hoped and make @keke_luvs_u

Answer 5

yes

Answer 6

Are the verb tenses in the sentence consistent, or do they shift unnecessarily?

In the autumn, the leaves turn brown, and they fell off of the trees.

A.
The verb tenses shift.

B.
The verb tenses are consistent.

Answer 7

so they are both past

Answer 8

the verbs are they both past verb tense

Answer 9

@keke_luvs_u hello

Answer 10

@keke_luvs_u

Answer 11

yes

Answer 12

you didnt help me i got them wrong @keke_luvs_u

Answer 13

what was the grade

Answer 14

6th

Answer 15

they shifted

Answer 16

what that mean??

Answer 17

the verb tenses shifted

Answer 18

the questions changed??

Answer 19

no both of the questions were A

Answer 20

well i put on my quiz B and got them both right sorry though ):

Answer 21

its alright i got an 80

Answer 22

oh and im in k12

Answer 23

thx for the medal bye

Answer 24

@ashley_everdeen

Are the verb tenses in the sentence consistent, or do they shift unnecessarily?

Right now Jason hoped that he can make it to the finish line.

A.
The verb tenses shift.

B.
The verb tenses are consistent.
It is a because they have to be present, right now and hoped (ed) do not go together even though this is one year late, who ever may be looking at this will get the right answer. :)