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In the clause “who are opposed to oppression and deprivation” (R.30-31), the verb is in the passive voice.

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The clause “His life has been an inspiration” (R.28) is in the simple past tense because it is an action that started and finished in the past

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The verb in the sentence “He retired from politics in 1999” (R.26) is in the past continuous.

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In the sentence ‘Let freedom reign.’ (R.23-24), ‘Let’ is in the imperative.

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There are some modal verbs in the third paragraph.

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The verb “was born” (R.1) is in the past perfect tense.

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Nelson Mandela lives in his hometown.

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Mandela plans to be the president of South Africa once again.

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Mandela and Winnie did not have sons.

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Nelson Mandela does not have a university degree.