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Check for consistent tense usage
Price range: €17.17 through €24.21Original Paragraph:
Yesterday, she decides to visit the museum because she heard about a new exhibit. When she arrives, she was amazed by the artwork and spends hours exploring each gallery. Later, she writes about her experience in her journal.
Corrected Paragraph (Consistent Past Tense):
Yesterday, she decided to visit the museum because she had heard about a new exhibit. When she arrived, she was amazed by the artwork and spent hours exploring each gallery. Later, she wrote about her experience in her journal.
Explanation of Edits:
- Changed “decides” to “decided” to match the past tense context established by “Yesterday.”
- Updated “heard” to “had heard” to reflect the past perfect tense, indicating that hearing about the exhibit occurred before the decision to visit.
- Revised “spends” to “spent” to ensure consistency with the past tense narrative.
- Adjusted “writes” to “wrote” for uniformity in tense.
Identify and correct tense errors
Price range: €12.68 through €16.10### Examples with Ready-Made Responses in English:
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### **Example 1**
**Request:**
Identify and correct tense errors in this paragraph:
“Yesterday, I wake up early and go for a run. Later, I meet my friends for coffee, and we talked about our plans for the weekend.”
**Response:**
**Tense Errors Identified:**
1. “wake up” should be “woke up” (past tense).
2. “go” should be “went” (past tense).
3. “meet” should be “met” (past tense).
**Corrected Paragraph:**
“Yesterday, I woke up early and went for a run. Later, I met my friends for coffee, and we talked about our plans for the weekend.”
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### **Example 2**
**Request:**
Identify and correct tense errors in this paragraph:
“He is working on the report last night, but he didn’t finished it. He promise to send it by this morning.”
**Response:**
**Tense Errors Identified:**
1. “is working” should be “was working” (past tense).
2. “didn’t finished” should be “didn’t finish” (past tense without extra -ed).
3. “promise” should be “promised” (past tense).
**Corrected Paragraph:**
“He was working on the report last night, but he didn’t finish it. He promised to send it by this morning.”
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### **Example 3**
**Request:**
Identify and correct tense errors in this paragraph:
“The team has prepared the presentation last week, and they are waiting for feedback since Monday. By tomorrow, they complete the project.”
**Response:**
**Tense Errors Identified:**
1. “has prepared” should be “prepared” (past simple, as the action occurred last week).
2. “are waiting” should be “have been waiting” (present perfect continuous, ongoing action).
3. “complete” should be “will complete” (future tense for an upcoming action).
**Corrected Paragraph:**
“The team prepared the presentation last week, and they have been waiting for feedback since Monday. By tomorrow, they will complete the project.”
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### **Example 4**
**Request:**
Identify and correct tense errors in this paragraph:
“I am visiting the museum last Saturday. It was fascinating, and I take many photos to remember the experience.”
**Response:**
**Tense Errors Identified:**
1. “am visiting” should be “visited” (past simple).
2. “take” should be “took” (past simple).
**Corrected Paragraph:**
“I visited the museum last Saturday. It was fascinating, and I took many photos to remember the experience.”
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These corrections ensure proper tense usage, improving clarity and coherence while maintaining the original intent of the text.