Question

1 select the correct verb tense. then identify if the correct verb tense is past perfect, present perfect, or future perfect. since liz the dishes, you can dry them now. had washed has washed will have washed 2 circle the incorrect verb or verb phrase. rewrite the sentence using the correct verb tense i will go to the library and borrowed a book. 3 choose a matching analogy. hungry : full a) sweet : delicious b) polite : loving c) evil : good d) beautiful : respect 4 use the correct capitalization, underlining/italics, or quotation marks for the following title. the phantom of the opera (play) add the correct affix/affixes to complete the sentence. i am an aisle seat for our flight to new york. (quest)

Explanation:

Question 1

The present perfect tense “has washed” is used because the action of washing the dishes started in the past and has a connection to the present (you can dry them now). The past perfect “had washed” would be used if there was a past - before - past context, and the future perfect “will have washed” is for an action that will be completed before a future time.

The verb “borrowed” is incorrect. Since the sentence is in the future tense (will go), the second verb should also be in the base form. The future tense structure is “will + base form of the verb”.

The relationship in “hungry : full” is that of antonyms. Among the options, “evil : good” is also a pair of antonyms. “Sweet : delicious” are related in a positive taste sense (not antonyms), “polite : loving” are different positive traits (not antonyms), and “beautiful : respectful” are unrelated in an antonymous way.

Answer:

has washed, present perfect

Question 2