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Antiguo July 29, 2016, 02:54 PM
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Fecha de Ingreso: Aug 2007
Ubicación: USA
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3:1
1) Neither response is correct. The first is in the correct tense, but not the right person. The second is in the wrong tense.
2) The first response is correct. The second is in the wrong tense.
3) Neither response is correct. The first is in the correct tense, but not the right person. The second is in the wrong tense.
4) Neither response is correct. The first is in the correct tense, but not the right person. The second is in the wrong tense.
5) Neither response is correct. The first is in the correct tense, but not the right person. The second is in the wrong tense.

3:2
1) Incorrect tense
2) Correct
3) Incorrect tense
4) Incorrect tense
5) Correct
6) Correct
7) Incorrect tense
8) Correct
9) Correct
10) Correct

3:3
1) The first response is correct. The second is in the wrong tense.
2) The first response is correct. The second is in the wrong tense.
3) The first response is correct. The second is in the wrong tense.
4) Correct
5) The first response is correct. The second is in the wrong tense.

3:4
1) The first tense is wrong. The second is correct.
2) The first tense is correct, but the person is wrong. The second tense is incorrect.
3) The first tense is correct (misspelled, however). The second tense is incorrect.
4) The first tense is wrong. There's missing punctuation after Sergio, so the next verb begins the sentence. The tense is correct for that verb, but it is not the right person.
5) Correct

3:7
1) We don't have the person in the tarea, so we can't tell if the person is correct or not. The tense is correct, however.
2) Again, we're missing the person, so we can't tell if you answered correctly or not. The tense is correct, however.
3) More context is needed, because either tense could be used. They don't mean the same thing, however.
4) More context is needed
5) Incorrect tense
6) Incorrect tense
7) Correct
8) Incorrect tense
9) Correct
10) Incorrect tense


Rather than trusting my answers and just changing everything blindly to the opposite tense, please detail when you believed my answers and when you didn't believe them. Then we can help you understand if you were right or wrong in your beliefs.
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