Question

Click on verbs using the incorrect tense for the con of this paragraph. I have been saving money since I was four years old for my ideal trip: an around-the-world ticket with stops on four continents. In two years I graduate from college

and will finally have the opportunity to take this trip of a lifetime. I've already decided my four stops. I leave from Chicago and take a nine-hour flight to London, where !
have five days to see the sights. I have no idea if the weather is nice in fall in England, so I will have to do some research first. In London, I see Buckingham Palace, the
royal residence of the queen. After that, my next flight takes me to India. I have always wanted to see the Taj Mahal, so that is on the itinerary. From India, I have to make
a few connecting flights that eventually land me in Ecuador, where I will be able to see one of the world's highest capital cities, Quito. After that, I am exhausted, so I will
be happy to get back on the plane to Chicago.. a) have been saving
b) will graduate
c) leave
d) takes

Answer 1

The incorrect tense in the paragraph is 'leaved', which should be 'leave'.

Step-by-step explanation:

The verb in question is 'leaved', which is an incorrect tense. The correct tense should be 'leave'. The sentence should read: 'In London, I leave Buckingham Palace, the royal residence of the queen.' The verb should be in the present tense to match the rest of the paragraph which is written in the present tense.