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Does 'stir' have to be in the Present form? Shouldn't it be "stirred"?



 
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Does 'stir' have to be in the Present form? Shouldn't it be "stirred"? #1 (permalink) Fri Mar 07, 2008 16:42 pm   Does 'stir' have to be in the Present form? Shouldn't it be "stirred"?
 

English Language Tests, Intermediate level

ESL/EFL Test #86 "Simple Present (3)", question 10

But Sally changed the subject. "This drink tastes delicious. How did you make it?" -- "I put a drop of ginger ale and a piece of lemon in the alcohol and then ......... thoroughly."

(a) stir
(b) beat
(c) mash
(d) fork

English Language Tests, Intermediate level

ESL/EFL Test #86 "Simple Present (3)", answer 10

But Sally changed the subject. "This drink tastes delicious. How did you make it?" -- "I put a drop of ginger ale and a piece of lemon in the alcohol and then stir thoroughly."

Correct answer: (a) stir

Your answer was: correct
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Does 'stir' have to be in the Present form? Shouldn't it be "stirred"? #2 (permalink) Fri Mar 07, 2008 20:03 pm   Does 'stir' have to be in the Present form? Shouldn't it be "stirred"?
 

Hi, Alan

I have a question too. Does "stir" have to be in the Present form? Shouldn't it be "stirred"?
I mean, the question was "how did you make it", and not "how do you make it"

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Does 'stir' have to be in the Present form? Shouldn't it be "stirred"? #3 (permalink) Mon Sep 26, 2011 13:37 pm   Does 'stir' have to be in the Present form? Shouldn't it be "stirred"?
 

Hello Torsten,
One day ago I did the 5 simple present tests. I don't control but today I saw again these tests.To my great surprise I saw my pictures disappeared in the 2 and 3 tests. I did them again. This isn't the first occasion - so that's why I never control whether my picture stays there or not. I learned that I can't be right. My pictures dissapeared again.But to-day accidentally I noticed that this game isn't over.My pictures disappear as if I never did these tests.
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Does 'stir' have to be in the Present form? Shouldn't it be "stirred"? #4 (permalink) Mon Sep 26, 2011 13:57 pm   Does 'stir' have to be in the Present form? Shouldn't it be "stirred"?
 

Correction:
They dissappear as if I have never done them. The most interesting thing that they disappear from my progrest report also.
When I finish a test it is written how many mistakes there are in it,after I always see my progress report . After I control whether the picture went to its place.The pictures were there.
My question: I don't want to put my picture there. I don't need fuming!
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