In the sentence below, draw a line through any incorrect verb form and write the correct present participle, past form, or past participle above it. If a sentence is already correct, write C before the item number.

Where was Julia setting when you saw her last?

In the sentence below, cross out any errors in the use of infinitives or participles and write the correct forms above them. (Note: There may be more than one way to revise the sentence.)

Having waited for the light to change, I gazed out the windshield.

Complete the sentence below sensibly by filling in the blank with one of the following modals: can, could, might, may, or must. Example 1. $\underline{\text{May}}$ we have the last two pieces of pie?

Charlotte ________have cleaned out this closet last night.

The following sentence may contain errors in the use of tenses. Cross out each incorrect verb form, and write the correct form above it. If a sentence is already correct, write C before the item number.

I wish that you hadn’t been telling her that secret.

On the line in the sentence below, write the form of sit or set that correctly and sensibly completes the sentence. Example 1. Should Robert be$\underline{\text{sitting}}$ this close to the television?

That old house, the first in the area, ________on the bluff overlooking the river.

In the sentence below, identify the tense of the underlined verb by writing above it the tense of the verb.

She $\underline{\text{has registered}}$ for classes and $\underline{\text{will meet}}$ the professors during orientation week.