Read the examples Then choose the verb from the brackets that uses the same tense as the verb in the sentence. Examples: If you come west,we can look for gold together. present present There was no gold left after I arrived. past 1) [check,checked] Before I purchased the land . I the value of it. 2) [walk, walked]Wear a helmet before you into the mining shaft. 3) [call, called] I the police because my jewelry was missing. 4) [owe, owed]A debt is money that you to other people. 5) [work,worked] The workers had a low income even though they hard. 6) [can, could]The sisters believed that they start their own business. [has, had] His paper necklace __ no value, but he

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Read the examples Then choose the verb from the brackets that uses the same tense as the verb in the sentence. Examples: If you come west,we can look for gold together. present present There was no gold left after I arrived. past 1) [check,checked] Before I purchased the land . I the value of it. 2) [walk, walked]Wear a helmet before you into the mining shaft. 3) [call, called] I the police because my jewelry was missing. 4) [owe, owed]A debt is money that you to other people. 5) [work,worked] The workers had a low income even though they hard. 6) [can, could]The sisters believed that they start their own business. [has, had] His paper necklace __ no value, but he

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1) [check, checked] Before I purchased the land, I **checked** the value of it. - The verb "purchased" is in the past tense, so "checked" should also be in the past tense.2) [walk, walked] Wear a helmet before you **walk** into the mining shaft. - The verb "wear" is in the present tense, so "walk" should also be in the present tense.3) [call, called] I **called** the police because my jewelry was missing. - The verb "was" is in the past tense, so "called" should also be in the past tense.4) [owe, owed] A debt is money that you **owe** to other people. - The verb "is" is in the present tense, so "owe" should also be in the present tense.5) [work, worked] The workers had a low income even though they **worked** hard. - The verb "had" is in the past tense, so "worked" should also be in the past tense.6) [can, could] The sisters believed that they **could** start their own business. - The verb "believed" is in the past tense, so "could" should also be in the past tense.7) [has, had] His paper necklace **had** no value, but he - The verb "had" is in the past tense, so "had" should also be in the past tense.

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