Multiple choice questions for which usually only two responses are given, such as: yes or no, true or false, male or female, are called Dichotomous questions. Dichotomous questions are commonly used in interviews as a way to determine if the respondents are suited to answer the next questions.
Answer:
Different tenses:
Past tense: I thought you had come back yesterday
Future tense: I think you should come back tomorrow
Present tense: I think you should come back today.
Explanation:
I hope I have been of helpful service :)
Tim manages to talk to Mr. Heron because Tim had to deliver rum to him. At that time, Tim set up a plan to deliver “business letters”, and he shared it with Mr. Heron. Mr. Heron agreed not to tell Life. The plan is to tell Life he is going fishing.