Front

I liked to work with numbers, so I'm thinking of becoming an accountant.

Back

like

Front

My cat rolls over and then purred very softly.

Back

rolled

Front

The guard opens the roadblock as the soldier rode up to him.

Back

opened

Front

At the carnival, Stephanie rode the Ferris wheel, and Bill is playing arcade games.

Back

played

Front

I already went to the store, but I am going there again.

Back

correct

Front

Brandi ordered frozen yogurt with berries, but the store clerk gives her sliced mangoes.

Back

gave

Front

Tomorrow I will start football practice, and my sister was starting soccer practice.

Back

will start

Front

I broke my leg two weeks ago, and the cast will come off next month.

Back

correct

Front

Is the sentence written correctly? Michael makes cookies for his daughter's class and gave them to the kids.

Back

No

Front

Decide whether or not the verb tense is used correctly: As Richard ties his shoes, the telephone rang.

Back

incorrect