Question

Correct tense My brother (practice) law these days correct

Answer 1

Answer:

replace practice with practices

Explanation:

these days indicate present tense

Answer 2

The correct tense is 'practices'.

My brother practices law these days.

* The tense to be used in this case is simple present.

* It is used to denote facts or events which are usual and takes place continuously.

It is also used to denote universal laws.

* In this case, it talks about an event that's taking place continuously so we use it.

* In this case, the subject( brother) is singular so we use a singular verb( practices).