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double past tense? #1 (permalink) Wed Jan 13, 2010 15:57 pm   double past tense?
 

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ESL/EFL Test #788 "Grammar Crunch (2)", question 6

I ......... at the beautiful sunset and instantly felt relaxed and calm.

(a) look
(b) to look
(c) looked
(d) looking

English Language Tests, Intermediate level

ESL/EFL Test #788 "Grammar Crunch (2)", answer 6

I looked at the beautiful sunset and instantly felt relaxed and calm.

Correct answer: (c) looked
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there is a mistake!!!!!!!
felt and relaxed is both in past tense
but it doesn't give double past tense
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double past tense? #2 (permalink) Thu Jan 14, 2010 7:11 am   double past tense?
 

No, no mistake. 'Felt' is the past tense verb here; it is a linking verb. 'Relaxed' is an adjective, like 'I felt tired/excited/interested' etc.
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double past tense? #3 (permalink) Thu Jan 14, 2010 8:39 am   double past tense?
 

There is no such phrase 'it doesn't give double past tense'. You must be German and you translated word by word 'Es gibt keine double past tense'. Clever guy ;-)

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