Question

The bus usually (arrive) here at 6 o'clock​

Answer 1

Answer:

The bus usually arrives here at 6 o'clock

Answer 2

The bus usually arrives here at 6 o'clock.

• The simple present tense is used when you employ a verb to describe something that happens regularly in the present, such as every day, every week, or every month.
• We employ the simple present tense for something that occurs frequently or is true.
• Here are a couple of such examples:

1. Every day, I go to school.
2. The bus normally gets here at 6 a.m.
3. The sun comes up in the east.
4. I get up early.
5. The moon shines brightly.

• Consequently, as the sentence is given talks of the activity that happens on a daily basis, we use the simple present form of the verb arrive, i.e. arrives.