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ask the woman what she _____ (want).
(use the correct form of a verb)​

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Answered by anupadungdung1212
5

Explanation:

ask the woman what she wants.

Answered by jenisha145
0

Ask the woman what she wants.

Simple Present Tense of verbs:

  • A verb is said to be in present or simple present tense when it is performed regularly and is happening in the present moment.
  • Here, the verb 'want' will be used in the correct simple present tense form.
  • This is hinted at by the verb 'ask' which is again in its present tense form.
  • So a present tense form of a verb will either be a simple verb in present form or have 's'/'es' in its end.
  • If the subject would have been plural as 'they' then the verb 'want' itself would be the present tense form.
  • However here the subject is put and used as a singular noun and pronoun. So an 's' will be added to the verb 'want' for simple present tense form.

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