In "Marta sanded the shelf, and then it was painted by her," which revision keeps the voice consistent?

In "The team studied the playbook, and new plays were learned quickly," which revision keeps the voice consistent?

In "Pour 50 mL of water into the beaker, and then the salt is added," which revision keeps the mood consistent?

(1) Unplug the lamp. (2) Remove the old shade. (3) The bulb is then unscrewed. (4) Insert the new bulb. Which sentence shifts out of the imperative mood?

In "If I were the coach, I will start the rookie," which revision keeps the mood consistent?

In "The students collected leaves, and the samples were labeled carefully," which revision keeps the voice consistent?

In "Preheat the oven, and then you grease the pan," which revision keeps the mood consistent?

Which sentence is written entirely in the imperative mood?

In the sentence "The lantern was carried by the guide," the verb is in the passive voice.

In "Jamal repaired the bike, and the tires were inflated by him," which revision keeps the voice consistent?

In "Write your name at the top, and the date should be recorded below," which revision keeps the mood consistent?

In "The committee asked that every member arrives on time," which revision keeps the mood consistent?

(1) Choose a ripe melon. (2) You should tap the rind. (3) Listen for a hollow sound. (4) Slice it lengthwise. Which sentence shifts out of the imperative mood?

In "Volunteers planted the saplings, and mulch was spread around each trunk," which revision keeps the voice consistent?

Which sentence contains an inappropriate shift from active to passive voice?

In "If the river were higher, the kayakers can run the rapids," which revision keeps the mood consistent?

In "The engineers inspected the cables, and the readings were logged," which revision keeps the voice consistent?

Which sentence keeps the voice consistent throughout?

In "Fasten the tent stakes, and then the rain fly is attached," which revision keeps the mood consistent?

In "She wishes that she was taller," which revision uses the subjunctive correctly?

In "The photographer framed the shot, and the flash was fired," which revision keeps the voice consistent?

In "Please hand me the wrench," the verb "hand" is in which mood?

In "The bus leaves at four o'clock," the verb "leaves" is in which mood?

In "If she were here, she would explain the rule," the verb "were" shows which mood?

The sentence "Did the storm damage the roof?" is written in which mood?

(1) The scouts pitched the tents. (2) They gathered firewood. (3) They cooked stew over the coals. (4) The dishes were washed afterward. Which sentence shifts into the passive voice?

(1) You should measure the flour first. (2) Sift it into a bowl. (3) Crack two eggs. (4) Whisk them together. Which sentence shifts out of the imperative mood?

In "The rules require that each rider wears a helmet," which revision keeps the mood consistent?

In "The reporter interviewed the mayor, and the notes were typed that night," which revision keeps the voice consistent?

In "If the sample were pure, the crystals will form quickly," which revision keeps the mood consistent?

Which sentence uses the subjunctive mood correctly?

In "Keep the receipt, and you must show it at the desk," which revision keeps the mood consistent?

In "The council approved the budget, and a summary was released by the council," which revision keeps the voice consistent?

In the sentence "The trophies were polished by the team captains," the verb is in the active voice.

Which revision corrects the shift in "The band rehearsed for an hour, and then the stage was cleared by them"?

What is inconsistent about "Sand the board, and then you apply the stain"?

What kind of shift occurs in "The chef seared the fish, and a sauce was poured over it"?

What kind of shift occurs in "If the door were locked, the alarm sounds"?

In "Bring a water bottle, and you should wear comfortable shoes," which revision keeps the mood consistent?

Which sentence keeps the mood consistent throughout?