Is the outcome Response choose yes or no – statement written in - the outcome statement reads as if something is present tense? Yes happening now.” “right Examples of present tense: hikes with the hiking club.” “Jill swims at the YMCA.” “Ralph goes to the coin show.” “Eric No the outcome statement identifies something that – will happen in the future or has happened in the past. Examples of not present tense: wants to join a hiking club.” “Jill will swim at the YMCA.” “Ralph might go to the coin show.” “Eric has gone to Disney World.” “Ali is important for John to attend the training.” “It plans to attend a training trip.” “John
Is the outcome statement written in present tense? Response – choose yes or no Yes - the outcome statement reads as if something is happening “right now.” Examples of present tense: “Jill hikes with the hiking club.” “Ralph swims at the YMCA.” “Eric goes to the coin show.” No – the outcome statement identifies something that will happen in the future or has happened in the past. Examples of not present tense: “Jill wants to join a hiking club.” “Ralph will swim at the YMCA.” “Eric might go to the coin show.” “Ali has gone to Disney World.” “It is important for John to attend the training.” “John plans to attend a training trip.”
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