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Grammar review - And Then There Were None - Chap ...

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    Tenses review with the novel And Then There Were None
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  • Before the guests (arrive) on the island, none of them (meet) their host.
    Before the guests arrived on the island, none of them had met their host.
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  • Since they (arrive) on the island, two guests (die).
    Since they arrived on the island, two guests have died.
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  • At this point in the story, the guests (begin to worry).
    At this point in the story, the guests are beginning to worry.
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  • All the guests (accuse) of a crime.
    All the guests have been accused of a crime. / All the guests were accused of a crime.
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  • After the accusations, Emily Brent (not explain) her crime to the other guests.
    After the accusations, Emily Brent didn't explain her crime to the other guests.
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  • If the boat (not come), the guests __________________________.
    If the boat doesn't come, the guests will need to find a way off the island.
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  • Most of the guests (invite) Mr Owen.
    Most of the guests were invited by Mr Owen.
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  • During dinner, Armstrong and Martson (argue) about driving.
    During dinner, Armstrong and Martson argued about driving.
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  • Rogers (not understand) what (happen) with the toy soldiers.
    Rogers does not understand what is happening with the toy soldiers.
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  • The guests (discuss) the accusations when suddenly Marston (die).
    The guests were discussing the accusations when suddenly Marston died.
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  • Macarthur (believe) that the boat (not come).
    Macarthur believes that the boat won't come.
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  • The guests (sleep) when Mrs. Rogers (die).
    The guests were sleeping when Mrs. Rogers died.
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  • Before they (meet) on the island, Armstrong and Marston (have) a problem on the road.
    Before they met on the island, Armstrong and Marston had had a problem on the road.
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  • It (be) possible that the guests (be) all guilty.
    It's possible that the guests are all guilty.
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  • (Not be) enough space on the island for a killer to hide.
    There is not enough space on the island for a killer to hide.
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