They made her ... too long in the room.
Is this simple past tense or else?
What is the correct answer to complete that sentence?
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Answers · 3
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If this exercise is testing the causative form in the past simple tense, the missing verb should be in the bare infinitive form, for example:
They made her wait too long in the room.
They made her stay too long in the room.
They made her sit too long in the room.
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Your sentence is not complete as it is. It appears that the elipsis (... the three dots) is taking the place of a missing word or words. The most logical word I can suggest is the word, "wait". "They made her wait too long in the room." That would make it a complete sentence and, yes, it is simple past tense.
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So it's not use v2(waited)?
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