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Present and Past Perfect and Progressive-control Work

The document consists of two main tasks: completing a paragraph with the correct verb forms and editing a traveler's narrative for grammatical errors. The first task involves using various tenses to describe a personal story about overcoming a car accident and pursuing swimming. The second task requires correcting ten errors in a safari travelogue related to verb tenses.

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Present and Past Perfect and Progressive-control Work

The document consists of two main tasks: completing a paragraph with the correct verb forms and editing a traveler's narrative for grammatical errors. The first task involves using various tenses to describe a personal story about overcoming a car accident and pursuing swimming. The second task requires correcting ten errors in a safari travelogue related to verb tenses.

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1. Complete the paragraph. Use the correct form of each verb in parentheses.

I (1) had (have) a terrible car accident when I was sixteen. I (2) (lose) a leg. As an athlete, this was especially
devastating. I (3) (be) a gymnast from the age of eight, and I (4) (win) three national competitions. It (5) (take)
me a lot of time to recover, and I (6) (not think) about competing again. Then, one of my coaches (7) (tell) me
about the Paralympics and (8) (suggest) that I train for swimming. I could do that with only one leg. I (9)
(always / want) to be in the Olympics. In fact, I (10) (train) for the Olympics at the time of my accident. So I
(11) (listen) to my coach and (12) (start) swimming. I (13) (swim) ever since that day and I love it. I (14) (win)
several competitions. Lately, I (15) (train) for the next Paralympics. I hope to win a medal!

2. EDIT. Read the text by a traveler on safari. Find and correct ten errors with the simple past, present
perfect, present perfect progressive, past perfect, or past perfect progressive.

Mason’s Travels on Safari


It had always been our dream to travel to southern Africa, and we’d make a lot of plans for our trip. I wanted
to take a lot of wildlife photographs, so my friend has recommended that I bring two cameras. When I got to
Namibia, I had panicked. One camera had been missing. Luckily, I was finding it later.
The next day, we had started out on our safari with a tour. By the end of our tour, we saw some amazing
things. One time, when we stopped to take pictures, we were only a few feet away from a cheetah. Amazing!
We had never bothered the animals at night. However, we heard their various calls and other noises outside
our tent every night. At first, I had been afraid of the sounds, but not by the end of the trip. It was really the
most incredible trip I’ve ever been taking.
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