Question

Which verb tenses correctly make the cause-and-effect relationship clear?

I felt sick now, because I eat the whole thing.

I felt sick now, because I am eating the whole thing.

I feel sick now, because I will eat the whole thing.

I feel sick now, because I ate the whole thing.

Answer 1

Which verb tenses correctly make the cause-and-effect relationship clear?

I felt sick now, because I eat the whole thing.

I felt sick now, because I am eating the whole thing.

I feel sick now, because I will eat the whole thing.

I feel sick now, because I ate the whole thing.