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read the sentence.
keisha will run in the spring 5k race, so she had started a training program next monday.
which correction of the underlined verb phrase fixes the inappropriate shift in tense in this sentence?
started
will have started
will start
has started

The correct answer is will have started.

Explanation:

We use the future perfect tense (will have started) to talk about something that will happen before another action in the future. So, in this case, Keisha will start with her training program, and then, she will run in the spring 5K race.

Past simple (started) is not a correct answer, because this tense refers to the past. In this sentence, “next Monday" indicates that the action will happen in the future.

We use Present perfect (has started) to talk about actions that started in the past and continued in the present, but that’s not the case here. Our example refers to the future, and it has nothing to do with the present perfect.

Future tense (will start) could be a correct answer because, at some point, the meaning of both tenses overlap. However, we should take into account that, in our example, the action will end before some other future action (Keisha first starts with her preparations, and then she runs in a spring 5K race). So, the future perfect (will have started) is the only correct answer, because it emphasizes the act of starting her preparations before running in a spring race.

Will start

Explanation:

Its in future tense

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