#s 2, 3, and 9 are incorrect.
The rest are correct.
1. Long ago Plutarch___ stories of Greeks and Romans. (RELATE) Answer=related
2. Today we___a person's life story a biography.(call) Answer=will call
3. Writers today still___from Plutarch. (learn) Answer=will learn
4. His work___a modelfor future biographes as well. (be) Answer=will be
5. Modern biography___three hundred years ago. (originate) Answer=originated
6. In 1800 Mason Weems___a biography of George Washington. (publish) Answer=published
7. In the 1806 edition, he___the story of the cherry tree.(include) Answer=included
8. People___ about that story for years to come. (talk) Answer=will talk
9. Today readers___the truth of some of Weem's stories. (question) Answer=will question
10. Someday I___ his account of Washington's life. (read) Answer=will read
The rest are correct.
1. Long ago, Plutarch related stories of Greeks and Romans.
- Add "ed" to the base form of the verb "relate" to make it past tense.
2. Today, we will call a person's life story a biography.
- Add "will" before the base form of the verb "call" to indicate future tense.
3. Writers today will learn from Plutarch.
- Add "will" before the base form of the verb "learn" to indicate future tense.
4. His work will be a model for future biographies as well.
- Add "will" before the base form of the verb "be" to indicate future tense.
5. Modern biography originated three hundred years ago.
- Keep the base form of the verb "originate" as it is.
6. In 1800, Mason Weems published a biography of George Washington.
- Keep the base form of the verb "publish" as it is.
7. In the 1806 edition, he included the story of the cherry tree.
- Keep the base form of the verb "include" as it is.
8. People will talk about that story for years to come.
- Add "will" before the base form of the verb "talk" to indicate future tense.
9. Today, readers will question the truth of some of Weems' stories.
- Add "will" before the base form of the verb "question" to indicate future tense.
10. Someday, I will read his account of Washington's life.
- Add "will" before the base form of the verb "read" to indicate future tense.