731
Q487315
732
Q705803
Regarding the verb forms and verb tenses used in the preceding text, judge the items below.
The verb “was born” (l.1) is in the past perfect tense.
733
Q705802
Regarding the verb forms and verb tenses used in the preceding text, judge the items below.
There are some modal verbs in the third paragraph.
734
Q705801
Regarding the verb forms and verb tenses used in the preceding text, judge the items below.
In the sentence ‘Let freedom reign.’ (l.23-24), ‘Let’ is in the imperative.
735
Q705800
Regarding the verb forms and verb tenses used in the preceding text, judge the items below.
The verb in the sentence “He retired from politics in 1999” (l.26) is in the past continuous.
736
Q705799
Regarding the verb forms and verb tenses used in the preceding text, judge the items below.
The clause “His life has been an inspiration” (l.28) is in the simple past tense because it is an action that started and finished in the past.
737
Q705798
Regarding the verb forms and verb tenses used in the preceding text, judge the items below.
In the clause “who are opposed to oppression and deprivation” (l.30-31), the verb is in the passive voice.
738
Q705797
With respect to grammatical aspects, judge the following items. In the sentence: “That castle has stood on that hill for centuries”, the present perfect can be replaced by the present perfect continuous without changing the meaning of the sentence.
739
Q705796
With respect to grammatical aspects, judge the following items. The use of the past perfect and the past perfect continuous is correct in the following sentence: “When I first met him, he had already written two books. As a matter of fact, what I didn’t realize was that he had been writing his third one at that time.”
740
Q705795
Consider the following sentence: “If I had some more time, I would do many other things like visiting you more often. Actually, I have been so busy that I have had to work on the weekends, too.”
With respect to the sentence above, judge the items that follow.
The clause “If I had some more time” is in the conditional.