Question

The man (sell) mangoes in the market.​

Answer 1

The sentence can be changed as follows:

Explanation:

• To change the sentence into present tense, the man sells mangoes in the market.
• In the past, the man sold mangoes in the market.
• In the future, the man will be selling mangoes in the market.
• To change in the present continuous, the man is selling mangoes in the market.
• To change in the past continuous tense, the man would be selling mangoes in the market.

Answer 2

Answer:

• Here the given question is said to write the proper verb form of 'sell' and it is : Sells .

• So the complete sentence is : The man sells mangoes in the market.

• Now it is an example of Present Indefinite Tense.

• Man is a third person singular number, that's why 's' has been added after main verb 'sell' ( sell + s ) 'sells'.

• It can be : The man is selling mangoes in the market. It is an example of Present Continuous Tense.

• So we can write many sentence by the word 'sell'.