Rule #8 Consistent Verb Tense.

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Rule #8 Consistent Verb Tense

Be Consistent!! Do not change from one verb tense to another if the time frame does not change. I sat at the table and eat the cookies. This sounds awkward!!! I sat at the table and ate the cookies. (correct) I sit at the table and eat the cookies. (correct)

Usage Stay in one tense when writing Correct Options: When writing ABOUT literature, remain in PRESENT tense! Correct Options: Peyton was disappointed his crush did not call him over winter break. He moved on and spent a lot of time with his dog and his stuffed animals.