Question

Which of the following sentences uses the subjunctive mood correctly?

a. If I were you, I would ask Mr. Sanders before I painted that wall.

b. I am thinking that it would be the right thing to ask Mr. Sanders first.

Answer 1

@tanya123 Do you know? please help

Answer 2

How so? @tanya123

Answer 3

@TuringTest Can you help please?

Answer 4

@tanya123 People are saying it's B.

Answer 5

The subjunctive mood is the verb form used to express a wish, a suggestion, a command, or a condition that is contrary to fact.

Answer 6

both express that though .-. ? @tanya123

Answer 7

Example #1: I wish it were still in use.
(it was becomes it were)

Example #2: She suggests that Mark work full time from Saturday.
(Mark works becomes Mark work)

Answer 8

Ohh Sorry, Actually the answer is A - my bad

a. If I were you, I would ask Mr. Sanders before I painted that wall.

Answer 9

Which of the following sentences uses the present perfect tense correctly?

a.Tonette signed up for four classes in chemistry.

b.Tonette has signed up to take four classes.

Answer 10

@tanya123 can you help me please ;d

Answer 11

i picked B im sure its taht one! @tanya123

Answer 12

Identify the tense of the verb in this sentence.
Murial has run the Seattle race at least five times.

a.present perfect tense
b.past perfect tense
c.past tense

Answer 13

Right. B

Answer 14

can you help with this one too please? @tanya123

Answer 15

Sure.

Answer 16

I feel its past tense C but there is the other one.. @tanya123

Answer 17

Where's the question?

Answer 18

Identify the tense of the verb in this sentence.
Murial has run the Seattle race at least five times.

a.present perfect tense
b.past perfect tense
c.past tense

Answer 19

@tanya123

Answer 20

I feel it's C, but there is two past tense and I do not think it's prefect.. @tanya123

Answer 21

The past perfect tense is used to emphasize that an action was completed before another took place.

Example #1: I had called police before I investigated the noise in the garden.
(First: I called the police. Next: I investigated the noise.)

Example #2: The weather changed, but the team had planned its next move.
(First: The team planned. Next: The weather changed.)

What do you think the answer is now?

Answer 22

its still C no? @tanya123

Answer 23

NO its B.

Answer 24

Beacuse shes saying that she has ran it 5 times, not that she already ran it right?

Answer 25

Mhm, it's B you're right!

Answer 26

was i right what i said though? some what?

Answer 27

Over the past three years those birds have built three nests in that same place.
Would this be present perfect tense too?

Answer 28

@tanya123

Answer 29

since it doesn't say they already built one, it saying they've built nests here a lot.

Answer 30

@tanya123

Answer 31

Yeah, it's present perfect tense.

Answer 32

thanks :d @tanya123

Answer 33

Your Welcome, Have fun!

Answer 34

waitt no its past perfect tense! right? @tanya123

Answer 35

Yes, it's past perfect tense

Answer 36

thanks :) @tanya123

Answer 37

WAIT @tanya123

Answer 38

Which of the following sentences uses the future perfect tense correctly?

a.Penny will have given the money to Frank before the five o'clock deadline.
b.Penny will give the money to Frank tomorrow.

Answer 39

help me with this one too please. @tanya123

Answer 40

It's A for sure

a.Penny will have given the money to Frank before the five o'clock deadline.

Answer 41

thank you :)

Answer 42

@tanya123

Answer 43

omg one last one i promise @tanya123 can you?

Answer 44

Haha sure. Go ahead

Answer 45

Identify the tense of the verb in this sentence.
Roel filed a complaint with the car manufacturer.

a.past perfect tense
b.perfect tense
c.past tense

Answer 46

you're such a help i wish i could give you more medal :)

Answer 47

Thanks, so what do you think about this one? a, b or c

Answer 48

I think it's C, since it just a simple past thing. @tanya123

Answer 49

Correct! Good Job @VolleyBallGirl76

Answer 50

thank you for all your help! may i tag if you i need anymore help later?

Answer 51

Sure, I'll be glad to help (:

Answer 52

Identify the tense of the verb in this sentence.
Cecile and Catherine were completing the decorations at 4:00.

a.present perfect tense
b.past progressive tense
c.past perfect tense

I didn't mean to post it so fast, but they're hard, please help me ;c

Answer 53

@tanya123

Answer 54

is it A @tanya123

Answer 55

i picked A :C

Answer 56

Select the correct tense of the verb to complete this sentence.
Lynne _____ the bell four times as a signal.

A. rung
B. rang

Answer 57

i say it's A but i want to be sure. @tanya123

Answer 58

Ok, for the previous one I think its Past Progressive Tense.

and the second is Rang not Rung, cause the past tense of ring is Rang!

Answer 59

you're such a help omg @tanya123 thank you!

Answer 60

Which of the following sentences uses the correct verb?

Dru has drawed over forty pencil sketches for the art show.
Dru has drawn over forty pencil sketches for the art show.

Answer 61

Is it A? @tanya123

Answer 62

Dru has drawn over forty pencil sketches for the art show.

Answer 63

okay i knew it :d

Answer 64

Evelyn _____ the ball in the bottom of the ninth.

catch
caught

Answer 65

Again, Drawed is no word - Drawn is the past tense of "Draw"

Answer 66

Is it b? @tanya123

Answer 67

Yes "caught"

Answer 68

thank you :)

Answer 69

Identify whether the underlined phrase is a gerund phrase, an infinitive phrase, or a participial phrase.
Having graduated summa cum laude from Princeton, Patrick was ready to start.
_________________


a.gerund
b.infinitive
c. participial

Answer 70

@tanya123 help on this one please.

Answer 71

dentify whether the underlined phrase is a gerund phrase, an infinitive phrase, or a participial phrase.
When revising the first draft, writers should use a checklist.

gerund
infinitive
participial

Answer 72

@tanya123 please help me with this one? :c i have 20 mins left

Answer 73

Having graduated - Gerund

and what is underlined for the second -