Illogical Shifts: The following sentences contain illogical shifts in tense, person, or voice. For each, identify the type of shift—person, tense, or voice. - 1. The nearly extinct giant pandas are being saved by the Wolong National Nature Reserve; this preserve dedicates itself to creating the right environment for the pandas.

Illogical Shifts: The following sentences contain illogical shifts in tense, person, or voice. For each, identify the type of shift—person, tense, or voice. - 2. Pandas eat only bamboo, but you do not get much nutrition from it.

Illogical Shifts: The following sentences contain illogical shifts in tense, person, or voice. For each, identify the type of shift—person, tense, or voice. - 3. They particularly like tender new shoots, but full-grown bamboo is also eaten by them.

Illogical Shifts: The following sentences contain illogical shifts in tense, person, or voice. For each, identify the type of shift—person, tense, or voice. - 4. They eat about one hundred pounds of bamboo a day, which was about half their body weight.

Illogical Shifts: The following sentences contain illogical shifts in tense, person, or voice. For each, identify the type of shift—person, tense, or voice. - 5. The Chinese government gives two giant pandas named Hsing-Hsing and Ling-Ling to the United States in 1972.