Question

Correct tense
1. I tidied the room after I (read) the newspaper
2. If I (be) the Prime Minister of India I would solve all the problems​

Answer 1

Answer:

If I will be the prime minister of India I would solve all the problems

Answer 2

Answer:

Correct sentences are mentioned below.

• 1. I had read the newspaper after I tidied the room.

• 2. If I were the Prime Minister of India I would solve all the problems.

Explanation :

• First sentence is an example of Past Perfect Tense because it has two actions, first one is past perfect tense : 'I had read the newspaper' next one is simple past tense : 'I tidied the room'. Such like sentences take 'after' and 'before' to refer the actions in the sentence.

• Had is an auxiliary verb of Past Perfect Tense and past participle form is always used after it. Read is past participle form read.

• Second sentence is an example of Improbable Conditional Sentence because it is im possible to happen in reality. 'If I were the Prime Minister' means I'm not a prime minister, so it is im possible to solve many problems. Here 'were' is a be verb.

• Example : If they worked all morning, they would go home earlier.