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12 April, 19:23

Which corrects the shift in tense in this sentence?

They all like the beach, but none of them swimming in the ocean.

A.

swum

B.

swim

C.

had swimming

D.

had swam

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  1. 12 April, 19:31
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    B swim. Like is present tense or conditional, therefore requiring the other verb to match that. Swim matches like in this case.
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