anxiety for/family members/source of/they are/a /their.
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They are a source of anxiety for their family members.
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Question: anxiety for/family members/source of/they are/a /their.
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According to the question,
As we know that, in any sentence firstly subject comes then auxiliary verbs comes after that object or any condition comes.
[They are a source of anxiety for their family members.]
Here, "are" is a verb in present tense form which proves that it is in present tense.
This sentence gives us the information of the present time. So, it is in present tense.
Answer:
According to the question,
As we know that, in any sentence firstly subject comes then auxiliary verbs comes after that object or any condition comes.
[They are a source of anxiety for their family members.]
Here, "are" is a verb in present tense form which proves that it is in present tense.
This sentence gives us the information of the present time. So, it is in present tense.
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