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Which of the following sentences correctly keeps a consistent verb tense?

He jumped out of the airplane and deployed his parachute.
He jumped out of the airplane and deploying his parachute.
He will be jumping out of the airplane and deployed his parachute.
He's jumping out of the airplane and deployed his parachute

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threatenism123
The first sentence because the verbs keep a -Ed ending, signifying the last tense through the whole sentence
mcarc09

Among the answer choices, the one that keeps a consistent verb tense is the following:

A. He jumped out of the airplane and deployed his parachute.

  • Verb tense refers to when the action takes place. It can refer to the past, the present, or the future.
  • A sentence has a consistent verb tense when the actions properly refer to the same time.
  • In other words, if all actions took place in the past, all the verbs in the sentence must be used in the past.
  • That is why letter A is the correct option. All the verbs, "jumped" and "deployed" are used in the Simple Past tense.
  • In the other options, there is no consistency.

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