Looking at the image, it appears to be a simple list of 9 sentences. However, there is
no explicit task or question stated in the image itself — it just lists sentences numbered 1 through 9.
Since you mentioned “I uploaded an image with a task,” but no instruction is visible in the image, I’ll assume based on common educational worksheets (especially from LiveWorksheets) that the likely
intended task is:
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✔ Identify which sentences are in the past tense.
This is a very common grammar exercise for students learning verb tenses.
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🔍 Let’s analyze each sentence:
1.
He walks his dog at night.
→ “walks” = present simple →
✘ Not past tense.
2.
My mother likes cake.
→ “likes” = present simple →
✘ Not past tense.
3.
The girls watch TV together.
→ “watch” = present simple →
✘ Not past tense.
4.
Our friends work at Costco.
→ “work” = present simple →
✘ Not past tense.
5.
The man makes pizza.
→ “makes” = present simple →
✘ Not past tense.
6.
My best friend is very tall.
→ “is” = present simple →
✘ Not past tense.
7.
Saturdays we eat at Pizza Hut.
→ “eat” = present simple →
✘ Not past tense.
8.
He ran away.
→ “ran” = past simple of “run” →
✔ Past tense!
9.
The teacher is awesome.
→ “is” = present simple →
✘ Not past tense.
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✔ Final Answer:
Only
sentence #8 is in the past tense.
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Answer: 8.) He ran away.
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📝 Explanation:
- The past tense is used to describe actions that happened and were completed in the past.
- In sentence 8, “ran” is the past form of the verb “run.”
- All other sentences use present tense verbs (e.g., walks, likes, watch, work, makes, is, eat).
If your actual task was different (e.g., identify subjects, underline verbs, rewrite in past tense, etc.), please clarify — but based on standard worksheet patterns, identifying past tense sentences is the most logical assumption.
Let me know if you’d like to do something else with these sentences! 😊
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of identifying verbs in a sentence worksheet.