Question

She seldom _ _ _ _ _ her friend.
( i ) invite
( ii ) inviting
( iii ) invites
( iv ) will invite
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Answer 1

She seldom invites her friend.

• The given sentence is an example of present tense, as indicated by the word 'seldom'.
• The structure of simple present tense is as follows:- Subject + verb (in simple present form) + object.
• To convert the tense of the verb into simple present type, add the suffix 's' or 'es' to the root form of the verb. Here, 's' is added to the word 'invite'.

Answer 2

She seldom invites her friend.

• The given sentence is in the simple present tense. The word 'seldom' is an adverb that means rarely and not often. The word 'invite' is a verb.

• "She seldom invites her friend". Here, she invites her friend rarely.

• We use the word 'invite' for the First-person singular/plural (I, We) and Second-person singular/plural(You), and Third-person plural (They).

• We use the word 'invites' for Third-person singular He/She/It.

• 'Inviting' is present continuous tense and 'will invite' is future tense. But the given sentence is simple present tense so use 'invites' in the given blank.