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1. If you work in collaboration, you make rapid progress.

 have made

 made

 will make

 makes

2. If my brother were here, he know what to do.

 will know

 would know

 has known

 knows

3. If he be on the road, I will call tomorrow.

 were

 has

 was

 is

4. Ice always melt when you bring it into the sun.

 melts

 has melted

 is melting

 melted

5. If he come, I shall help him.

 has come

 came

 comes

 will come

6. I send him only one letter up to now.

 will send

 send

 have sent

 am sending

7. If you work hard, you will get the first prize.

 worked

 will work

 working

 work

8. I shall not go in the water until the sun come out.

 will come

 will have come

 comes

 came

9. If I had gone to Lahore, I bring toys for you.

 will bring

 would have brought

 bring

 am bringing

10. If you not oblige he will never speak to you again.

 had not obliged

 will not oblige

 do not oblige

 did not oblige

11. I saw that the farmer still work at 7 o’clock last night.

 works

 had worked

 was still working

 has still worked

12. I wish I be the president of this country.

 was

 am

 were

 will be

13. If she comes here, I inform them.

 would

 shall

 can

 would

14. If you go I shall be very angry.

 had not gone

 don’t go

 were not going

 had not beeing going

15. If she were a beautiful girl, he marry her.

 will mary

 would marry

 would have married

 married

16. If he went to the festival, he enjoy it.

 will enjoyed

 has enjoyed

 would enjoy

 would have enjoyed

17. I want to go for a walk, but I finish my work yet.

 not finished

 haven’t finished

 wasn’t finishing

 hadn’t finished

18. If smoking forbid illness will reduce.

 forbids

 will be forbidden

 is forbidden

 was forbidden

19. I was reading a novel when they come to see me.

 come

 were coming

 came

 had come

20. If he conspired against her, he punish for that.

 punish

 was punished

 is punished

 would be punished

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Sometimes we combine parts of a sentence that are in different tenses, for example, one part may be in the present tense and the other part may be in the future tense.

As a general rule, the verb tense you are using should be consistent throughout your sentence and your paragraph. Consider an example:

The sentence

“We had eaten dinner, and then we talked”

should be written as

“We ate dinner, and then we talked”

Take a quiz: Sentence Completion

The quiz is about “Correct use of Tenses”. It will help you to practice the structure of sentences and paragraphs. Let us start the quiz about “Correct use of Tenses”.

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Sometimes we combine parts of a sentence that are in different tenses, for example, one part may be in the present tense and the other part may be in the future tense.

As a general rule, the verb tense you are using should be consistent throughout your sentence and your paragraph. Consider an example:

The sentence

“We had eaten dinner, and then we talked”

should be written as

“We ate dinner, and then we talked”

Take a quiz: Sentence Completion

The quiz is about “Correct use of Tenses”. It will help you to practice the structure of sentences and paragraphs. Let us start the quiz about “Correct use of Tenses”.

Please go to Correct Use of Tenses 2 to view the test

Sometimes we combine parts of a sentence that are in different tenses, for example, one part may be in the present tense and the other part may be in the future tense.

As a general rule, the verb tense you are using should be consistent throughout your sentence and your paragraph. Consider an example:

The sentence

“We had eaten dinner, and then we talked”

should be written as

“We ate dinner, and then we talked”

Take a quiz: Sentence Completion

The quiz is about “Correct use of Tenses”. It will help you to practice the structure of sentences and paragraphs. Let us start the quiz about “Correct use of Tenses”.

Please go to Correct Use of Tenses 1 to view the test

Sometimes we combine parts of a sentence that are in different tenses, for example, one part may be in the present tense and the other part may be in the future tense.

As a general rule, the verb tense you are using should be consistent throughout your sentence and your paragraph. Consider an example:

The sentence

“We had eaten dinner, and then we talked”

should be written as

“We ate dinner, and then we talked”

Take a quiz: Sentence Completion