EXERCISE 2brackets.1.3.his parentsWe don't want himour secret. (know)2

1.	EXERCISE 2brackets.1.3.his parentsWe don't want himour secret. (know)2.with us? (go)Would you likeThe teacher made the studenther how(show, work)The small girl triedthe problem. (solve)5. We let himearly as he wanted(go, meet)6. Please let herandon the stage. (dance, sing)7. Allow memy speech. (complete)8. You dare notrudely if you wantjoin)9. They made himin the sun as a punishment. (stand)10. I would likein the competition. (participate)the club. (speFill in the blanks with the correct infinitive forms of the verbs given inout the sum,
Answer» Answer In this question we would be understanding the usage of verbs in various tenses. All the given options are verbs of the same meaning but are in different forms REPRESENTING past, present and future. Option A is SIMPLE present tense which here in this option describes THINGS that are currently happening or that are currently or always the case Option B is simple past tense refers to an event or situation which happened once and is now finished Option C is also a simple present tense which talks about something that exists or happens regularly Option D is a continuous present tense represents CONTINUED actions In this sentence, the action has happened in the past, THUS option B is correct.

EXERCISE 2brackets.1.3.his parentsWe don't want himour secret. (know)2.with us? (go)Would you likeThe teacher made the studenther how(show, work)The small girl triedthe problem. (solve)5. We let himearly as he wanted(go, meet)6. Please let herandon the stage. (dance, sing)7. Allow memy speech. (complete)8. You dare notrudely if you wantjoin)9. They made himin the sun as a punishment. (stand)10. I would likein the competition. (participate)the club. (speFill in the blanks with the correct infinitive forms of the verbs given inout the sum,

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In this question we would be understanding the usage of verbs in various tenses. All the given options are verbs of the same meaning but are in different forms REPRESENTING past, present and future.

Option A is SIMPLE present tense which here in this option describes THINGS that are currently happening or that are currently or always the case

Option B is simple past tense refers to an event or situation which happened once and is now finished

Option C is also a simple present tense which talks about something that exists or happens regularly

Option D is a continuous present tense represents CONTINUED actions

In this sentence, the action has happened in the past, THUS option B is correct.

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