Identify the sentence that uses verb tenses correctly.Multiple choice question.John tried to put on his new pair of pants, but the manufacturer had sewn the pants legs together.John tried to put on his new pair of pants, but the manufacturer sewed the pants legs together.John tried to put on his new pair of pants, but the manufacturer has sewn the pants legs together.John has tried to put on his new pair of pants, but the manufacturer has sewn the pants legs together.

Identify the sentence in which the verb tenses are logical and consistent.Multiple choice question.Although last Friday's car accident was not Enrique's fault, his insurance premium had increased.Although last Friday's car accident was not Enrique's fault, his insurance premium will increase.Although last Friday's car accident is not Enrique's fault, his insurance premium will increase.Although last Friday's car accident is not Enrique's fault, his insurance premium increases.

Choose the revised version of the sentence below that corrects the unnecessary shift in verb tense. While John was taking the exam, the professor will watch videos on his laptop computer.Multiple choice question.While John is taking the exam, the professor had watched videos on his laptop computer.While John was taking the exam, the professor watches videos on his laptop computer.While John was taking the exam, the professor watched videos on his laptop computer.

Identify the sentence in which the verb tenses are consistent and logical.Multiple choice question.Once my brother and sister-in-law have a baby, their lifestyle will change drastically.Once my brother and sister-in-law have a baby, their lifestyle changed drastically.Once my brother and sister-in-law had a baby, their lifestyle changes drastically.Once my brother and sister-in-law had a baby, their lifestyle will change drastically.

Supply the proper tense or form of the verb given in brackets:(1) He gained a prize for reading correctly. (2) Have you carried out my instructions? (3) They are waiting for their friends to come up. (4) The trunk was so heavy that two men placed it in the car. (5) When I saw the cart, it lay in the ditch. (6) The Governor went to Pune a week ago. (7) He had his shop repaired before the rainy season set in. (8) He lies there as if he were dead. (9) The bell rang when I entered the classroom. (10) His way lies across a large park, through which there flows a small stream.

identify the tenses applicable for the sentenses given below -