A. He will go to the hospital
B. He goes to the hospital
C. He has gone to the hospital
D. He went to the hospital
Explanation
He went to the hospital.
" Went " is the past tense form of the verb " go ".
It shows the action was completed in the past.
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A. The teachers have taught maths in the class
B. The teacher has taught maths in the class
C. The teacher taught maths in the class
D. None of these
Explanation
The teacher taught maths in the class .
" Taught " is the simple past tense of " teach " and clearly indicates a completed action in the past .
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A. She had gone to the market
B. None of these
C. She goes to the market
D. She will go to the market
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Past perfect tense uses " had " + past participle to show an action completed before another past action.
" Had gone " indicates the action was completed in the past.
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A. he
B. will
C. is
D. has
Explanation
So the complete sentence reads:
“He is harvesting the crop when it has ripped.”
“Has ripped” is the present perfect tense , which fits here because it refers to something that has just been completed, prompting the current action (harvesting).
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A. None of these
B. She had played for two hours.
C. She had playing for two hours.
D. She had been playing for two hours.
Explanation
Past perfect continuous tense follows the structure : Subject + had been + verb (-ing) + duration.
It expresses an action that started in the past and continued for some time before another past event.
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A. None of these
B. Finished
C. Will have finished
D. Finish
Explanation
The past tense " finished " is correct.
Because the sentence refers to an action completed in the past (" yesterday ").
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A. Has been struggling
B. Struggling
C. Had been struggling
D. Struggles
Explanation
In other words, man had been struggling hard for life.
Note: had been is the helping verb of Past Perfect Continuous Tense.
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A. was come, drowned
B. come, drowned
C. Came, drowned
D. comes, drowns
Explanation
He came from the East Indies and was drowned in the Thames.
We use second form in simple sentences of Past Indefinite Tense.
Came is the second form of a verb.
Drowned is the second form of a verb.
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A. did not
B. Have not
C. had not
D. will not
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She realized that she had not turned the lights off.
She realized = Past Indefinite Tense
Not turned the lights off = Past Perfect Tense
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خصوصی پیسٹ کرنے کے لیے شارٹ کٹ کیز کیا ہیں؟
A. ALT + H + V + P
B. ALT + H + V + O
C. ALT + H + V + F
D. ALT + H + V + S
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