For each of the following sentences, choose the proper form of the verb to maintain consistency of tense throughout the set of sentences. Remember that sometimes shifts in tense are logical.
For help with this exercise, see Chapter 19.
example
Beach volleyball players seldom (achieve, achieved) fame in the United States, but today there is an exception.
a. achieve
b. achieved
Misty May-Treanor (is, was) definitely famous to many for her three Olympic victories.
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In 2004, she (wins, won) her first gold medal.
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The Olympic tournament (is, was) grueling for most athletes, but May-Treanor is not a typical athlete.
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In 2012, at the age of thirty-five, she (became, becomes) the first three-time medal winner in the history of her sport.
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Commentators (consider, considered) her and her partner, Kerri Walsh Jennings, the greatest beach volleyball team ever.
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After winning her second gold medal in 2008, May-Treanor (endures, endured) a serious Achilles tendon injury on Dancing with the Stars.
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She (returns, returned) to beach volleyball competition in 2009.
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Her success (is, was) evident not only in her athletic achievements.
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To help people less fortunate than herself, she (serves, served) as a sports ambassador for the Special Olympics.
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She and her husband, baseball player Matt Treanor, whom she married in 2004, now (lived, live) in Florida and California.
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