English 8 26.2.5 Quiz: Verb Mood
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Which revision corrects the inappropriate shift in verb mood?
have you e 'er tried kayaking? You could explore local
streams and lakes. Or you could ak your kavak out on the
open ocean. You are paddling along with the breeze in your
hair. You might want to do some fishing from your kayak.
One thing is for sure: You wouldn't want to forget your
flotation device!
O A. Is the breeze blowing your hair while you paddle?
OB. You would paddle along with the breeze in your hair.
O C. You paddled along with the breeze in your hair.
O D. Paddling along, you feel the breeze in your hair.

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