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The Key to the sample game - English Sentences:
| Sentence: | Tense: | Notes/Explanations: |
|---|---|---|
| A carriage stays in the ditch. | Present | |
| A dog has approached the family with caution. | Perfect | Finished Action |
| A slave began to work in the field. | Imperfect | The verb 'began' does not give a limit to the action and thus is Imperfect. |
| Cornelia was approaching the dog with caution. | Imperfect | Ongoing Action |
| He has run all the way home. | Perfect | Finished Action |
| He was walking the dog. | Imperfect | |
| I used to fall over the stump. | Imperfect | And may still be falling. |
| Marcus used to run in the fields. | Imperfect | And may still be running. |
| Sextus kept on shouting. | Imperfect | Over a period of time. |
| She was shouting to her mother. | Imperfect | Ongoing Action |
| Syrus, drive slowly. | Present | Were you puzzled? The verb is in the imperative mood. Give yourself a turn and stay alert! |
| The carriage stayed in the ditch. | Perfect | Finished Action |
| The coachman did shout in a loud voice. | Perfect | Finished |
| The Cornelians are driving to Rome. | Present | |
| The voices of the senators frighten the slave. | Present | |
| They do hinder me with all this work. | Present | |
| They have heard about Sextus. | Perfect | Finished Action |
| We don't wander in the fields. | Present | |
| We kept on laughing. | Imperfect | Ongoing Action |
| Were you sleeping? | Imperfect | Ongoing Action |
| Who is looking at the peasants? | Present | |
| Why have you sent that letter? | Perfect | Finished Action |
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