Use "past tense" in a sentence

1. ‘You speak of Joris in the past tense

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2. “She deserved, past tense, son

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3. Fill in the blanks below with one of the 15 irregular past tense verbs in the box

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4. …the result of their conduct…, all indicating past tense actions

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5. You’ll recall that it’s the project I used to illustrate the “gate selling” method, framing my discussion in the past tense because

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6. Taking note of her use of the past tense, and wondering whether it was inadvertent or not, Colling said, “You understand, Liz, one of the reasons I never made a pass at you was because I didn’t know how you still felt about him

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7. when his woman is referred to in her past tense; talks of old boyfriends and

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8. the past tense about something that was to occur in my future! god

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9. M: You can only describe it in the past tense: ‘I did not know

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10. “Was?” I noted the past tense,

11. Everything is in the past tense

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12. In the past tense

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13. Staying in the past tense

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14. I wrote that we had a large supply, using the past tense; for Bishop Higbold, I am sad to report, has taken almost all of our supply -- for his own use at Bambury Cathedral

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15. The NLT version translates verse 15 saying that Paul “was” the worst sinner, as in past tense

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16. 5:24 that the sin nature was crucified, past tense

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17. Here it says that in Christ dwells all the fullness of the Godhead, and we have been given (past tense) FULLNESS in Him! Wow! That’s incredible! Our spiritual man right now is full of God! How full? So full that there’s no room for anything else but God! Haha

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18. One pupil answered: It’s the past tense of course

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19. She had changed to past tense as she was talking

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20. The life would continue without me! Without me! Which I have not lived yet! Without me! I refuted to the idea that everything would continue imperturbable although I should not exist! In just hours, my sisters and friends would speak about me in past tense

21. History should be left in the past tense; what is

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22. But the last few arguments had been different, because she no longer talked about Philip in the past tense

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23. [JS1]Using “today’s market” makes the use of the past tense seem a bit awkward

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24. finger up your nose while you say the old belief (in the past tense) makes

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25. "Wait! Why are you speaking about Brian in the past tense?

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26. Moreover, the words “was not pronounced” are in the past tense, that is, “when performing the slaughter”, and the subject is expressed in the passive voice, that is “the pronouncer "the utterer" is the one who performed the slaughter

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27. In the first instance (the past tense) we are

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28. It was all so past tense

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29. This eloping image is consequently being distorted out by means of the past tense along with the future sphere that makes us all believe that `here and nowìs in fact what had been phased out a moment ago over `there and thenàcross a lateral sphere

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30. This eloping image is consequently being distorted out by means of the past tense along with the future sphere that makes us all believe that `here and now` is in fact what had been phased out a moment ago over `there and then` across a lateral sphere

31. “Besides,” Candy whispered, “Nothing happened, we know about your past with her, the feelings you had, but they are just that, past tense, aren’t they…” It wasn’t a question it was a statement

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32. originated in the mind not as internal monologue, but as past tense

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33. Besides, there are many verses in the Holy Qur'an which came in the past tense though they express the future, such as when God says:

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34. Had they been dead, the address would have been reported in different wording for the word: 'wills to destroy' has come in the present tense, and had he (pth) been dead, it would have come in the past tense, viz, 'if He destroyed', and this is something as clear as the sun of the midday

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35. Bade: Called; invited; told; a strong request for a response or action: (past tense of bid)

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36. Forbad: Past tense of forbid

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37. Forbare: Past tense of forbear

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38. Forbore: Past tense of forbear

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39. Holpen: Past tense of helped

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40. Molten: Past tense of melt; made by melting and casting in a mould; as a molten image

41. Strawed: To scatter; to spread about, (past tense of to strew)

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42. now is deemed to be accepted science would then become what is the past tense in science

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43. “For unto this end was the gospel preached (past tense) even to the dead (present

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44. dead through their trespasses and sins (past tense) so that they may live

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45. Christ they were talking to and said to Him, " But we hoped (past tense) that it

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46. obtained it, past tense at the time Paul wrote this

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47. they were talking to and said to Him, "But we hoped (past tense) that it was he

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48. he wrote) [1 Corinthians 15:18]; he was speaking of some that had died past tense that

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49. it out of the way‖ (past tense)

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50. living in, not Israel that they had died to (past tense) before A

51. dead through their trespasses and sins (past tense) so that they may live (present

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52. He had been saved from death, past tense, not wil be delivered from death, future tense

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53. He was speaking of some Corinthians that had died past tense

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54. nation, past tenses, many times in the Old Testament, but not one dead person was

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55. it out of the way” (past tense)

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56. living in, not Old Testament Israel that they had died to (past tense) before A

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57. “For unto this end was the gospel preached (past tense) even to the dead

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58. when they were dead through their trespasses and sins (past tense) so that

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59. hoped (past tense) that it was he who should REDEEM ISRAEL"

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60. He had been saved from death, past tense, not will be delivered from death, future tense

61. OBTAINED IT, PAST TENSE AT THE TIME PAUL WROTE THIS

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62. not Israel that they had died to (past tense) before Realized Eschatology say the

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63. On the day of His resurrection the Disciples did not know it was the resurrected Christ they were talking to and said to Him, "But we hoped (past tense) that it was he who should REDEEM ISRAEL" (Luke 24:21)

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64. Whatever Israel did not obtain, the elect had obtained it, past tense at the time Paul wrote this

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65. On the day of His resurrection they did not know it was the resurrected Christ they were talking to and said to Him, "But we hoped (past tense) that it was he who should redeem Israel" (Luke 24:21)

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66. Israel went into captivity and was restored or resurrected as a nation, past tenses, many times in the Old Testament, but not one dead person was resurrected to eternal life in any of the resurrections or restoring of Israel as a nation; there is nothing said in any of Israel's resurrection or restoring as a nation about any person ever being resurrected or given immortality; not ever David or Abraham was resurrected in any of them

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67. D 62, before Realized Eschatology says the Old Covenant Law ended, but at that time Paul said, “He has taken it out of the way” (past tense)

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68. It was the rudiments (elements) of the world (kesmos) that they died to, elements of the world (kesmos) that they were living in, not Old Testament Israel that they had died to (past tense) before A

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69. The way he said that, in the past tense, made it seem as if that life was behind him, as if he’d decided that the rest of his life would be different from what had come before, even if he had not yet consciously informed himself of that decision

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70. FALLEN ASLEEP IN CHRIST HAVE PERISHED" THEY HAD PERISHED (depicting a process that had pass before Paul wrote this, not "an on going process" They had perished - died before he wrote, not were perishing - dyeing at the time he wrote) [1 Corinthians 15:18]; he was speaking of some that had died, past tense, but still would be raised with a spiritual body at the coming of Christ

71. On the day of His resurrection they did not know it was the resurrected Christ they were talking to and said to Him, "But we hoped (past tense) that it was he who should REDEEM ISRAEL" [Luke 24:21]

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72. “I was aware of listening devices, yes, sir,” he said, correcting to past tense

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73. Chris Kyle is not a man I ever thought I would refer to in the past tense

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74. There are no options for past tense

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75. I can’t help but notice that everything she’s saying is in the past tense

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76. A truly killer use of past tense

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77. I half expected to hear him speak of me in the past tense

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78. I don’t like what I see, past tense

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79. Duration extension from one-month Treasury bills looks like a no-brainer:• Why did the opportunity arise in the first place? (The past tense seems appropriate because this opportunity has declined steadily since the mid-1980s, except in 2007–2008

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80. "They're not in the past tense," retorted Aunt Jamesina

81. Very likely it's standing there still; so there's no need to speak in the past tense

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