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SOMEONE TELL ME IF I AM CORRECT Exerelse 3: Change the underlined mixed tense verbs in Paragraph 1 to present tense verbs in Paragraph 2.
Paragraph 1: Mixed Tenses
My dad was a big lovable bear this morning. He comes into the kitchen and gave our mom a big
bear hug while she made breakfast. Then he roams through the house and growled at us kids to get
up. While we ate breakfast, he tells us the latest jokes and laughed louder than anyone. Then he
save us a list of chores to do and cautions us to finish them. After he leaves the house, we heard our
beloved bear around the trash cans. We looked at each other and race to the window. We sighed
with relief. Our bear is only taking out the garbage!
Paragraph 2: Present Tense
My dad is a lovable bear this morning. He comes into the kitchen and gives our mom a big
bear hug while she eals. breakfast. Then he roams through the house and grow is.
us kids to get up. While we _eat
breakfast, he told us the latest jokes and laughs_ louder
than anyone. Then he _gives us a list of chores to do and cautions us to finish them. Alter
he leaves
the house, we head our beloved bear around the trash cans. We look
each other and race to the window. We Sigh with relief. Our bear
only
taking out the garbage!
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