Q. Re-write the following sentences after changing them to the tense form given in brackets. 1. Did he think about all the risks involved before starting the business? (Present perfect)
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2. John had been working here for three years by the time Marc joined the office. (Future perfect continuous)
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3. The lawyer is cross-examining the witness for a long time to find out the truth. (Present perfect continuous)
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4. No one knew what was in store for him. (Simple Present)
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5. Simon will have finished writing the research paper by the time I return from the USA. (Past perfect)
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6. The sales manager had successfully achieved the target of sales. (Simple Future)
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7. The teacher had appreciated Janice as she completed the assignment with diligence. (Future perfect)
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8. Martha will have been working as a manager for over a year when I join as an intern. (Past perfect continuous)
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9. Will he go to the market this afternoon? (Present continuous)
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10. Whenever my mother comes, she brings toys for me. (Simple Past)
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Read the benefits of wind energy. which statement accurately evaluates the authors response to the counterclaim in paragraph 1, stating wind power is i ferior to fossil fuels as an energy source?

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Oceans produce approximately 80 percent of the oxygen our planet needs to support animal life. pollution that reaches the ocean through dumping, oil leaks, runoff, and other processes interferes with that oxygen production and poses a real threat to the oxygen content in our atmosphere. if the oxygen content decreases, it is likely that carbon dioxide will increase. this could have dramatic consequences for life as we know it. which does this passage indicate causes a decrease of oxygen in the atmosphere?