Question

How many students in your class..... from korea?
comes
come
came
are coming

Answer 1

come

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Answer 2

How many students in your class come from Korea?

Explanation:

• The correct verb form to fill the given sentence would be 'come' as it aptly justifies the meaning of the sentence.
• Present indefinite tense is primarily employed to denote a habitual or regular action, universal truth, unchanging situations, etc. It is framed by using the first form of the verb plus s/es in case of third person singular.
• In the given sentence, the questions asks a habitual action i.e. 'number of students in your class come from Korea?'
• Thus, the second option i.e. 'come' correctly pairs up with the plural noun students in present indefinite tense.
• The other options are inappropriate to the meaning of the sentence.

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