Shift in Verbs

Is there a shift in this verb tense?

The clown laughs so loudly he scared the children.

• Yes

• No

How should the verb "scared" be corrected?

The clown laughs so loudly he scared the children.

• will scare

• scares

• no change

• scaring

Is there a shift in this verb tense?

Tom scared the cat, and the cat hisses at him.

• Yes

• No

How should the verb "hisses" be corrected?

Tom scared the cat, and the cat hisses at him.

• hissed

• will hissed

• no change

• will be hissing

Is there a shift in this verb tense?

Anna seemed happy, but then she is angry.

• Yes

• No

How should the verb "is" be corrected?

Anna seemed happy, but then she is angry.

• will be

• no change

• was

Is there a shift in this verb tense?

Andrew and Emily are making breakfast so that everyone can eat.

• Yes

• No

How should the verb "eat" be corrected?

Andrew and Emily are making breakfast so that everyone can eat.

• eats

• no change

• eaten

Is there a shift in this verb tense?

Last weekend, Max finds an old diary in the attic and showed it to his mother.

• Yes

• No

How should the verb "finds" be corrected?

Last weekend, Max finds an old diary in the attic and showed it to his mother

• found

• no change

• will find