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21 Jan 2021, 23:19
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Even though I have seen the movie countless times, I still laughed when the sheriff throws his mug.
(A) laughed when the sheriff throws his mug.
(B) laugh when the sheriff throws his mug.
(C) laugh when the sheriff threw his mug.
(D) laughed whenever the sheriff throws his mug.
(E) laugh when the sheriff will throw his mug.
(A) laughed when the sheriff throws his mug.
(B) laugh when the sheriff throws his mug.
(C) laugh when the sheriff threw his mug.
(D) laughed whenever the sheriff throws his mug.
(E) laugh when the sheriff will throw his mug.
23 Jan 2021, 11:29
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Even though I have seen the movie countless times, I still laughed when the sheriff throws his mug.
(A) laughed when the sheriff throws his mug. The word "still" suggests an action in the present - usage of past tense "laughed is incorrect. Eliminate.
(B) laugh when the sheriff throws his mug. Correct answer - present tense "laugh" is used and no new errors are introduced.
(C) laugh when the sheriff threw his mug. Usage of past tense "threw" for a general truth in the present is incorrect. Eliminate.
(D) laughed whenever the sheriff throws his mug. Same error as in (A). Eliminate.
(E) laugh when the sheriff will throw his mug. Usage of future tense "will throw" for a general truth in the present is incorrect. Eliminate.
Hope this helps.
(A) laughed when the sheriff throws his mug. The word "still" suggests an action in the present - usage of past tense "laughed is incorrect. Eliminate.
(B) laugh when the sheriff throws his mug. Correct answer - present tense "laugh" is used and no new errors are introduced.
(C) laugh when the sheriff threw his mug. Usage of past tense "threw" for a general truth in the present is incorrect. Eliminate.
(D) laughed whenever the sheriff throws his mug. Same error as in (A). Eliminate.
(E) laugh when the sheriff will throw his mug. Usage of future tense "will throw" for a general truth in the present is incorrect. Eliminate.
Hope this helps.
09 Sep 2023, 14:30
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