Question

Use the appropriate form (Present Tense) of the verbs given in brackets to fill in the gaps. 1. Susan…… …. for three hours. Now she needs some rest, (work)
2. In India, people ……………. different festivals througout the year, (celebrate)
3. John… …. some important issue with Jennie. Let us not disturb him. (discuss)
4. All the planets in the solar system…… .. around the Sun. (revolve)
5. Sam ….to Zarun on phone for forty-five minutes, (talk)
6. You can give me some other novel. I…. … read this earlier, (read)
7. Ninad….. very hard these days, (work)
8. Tisha often……… …… her work and goes to play. (shirk)​

Answer 1

Answer: is workin

celebrates

is discussing

revolve

is talking

have

is working

shirks

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Answer 2

Using the appropriate form of the verbs given in the brackets, the sentences will be -

1. Susan works for three hours. Now she needs some rest.

2. In India, people celebrate different festivals throughout the year.

3. John discusses some important issues with Jennie. Let us not disturb him.

4.  All the planets in the solar system revolve around the Sun.

5. Sam talks to Zarun on phone for forty-five minutes.

6. You can give me some other novel. I read this earlier.

7. Ninad works very hard these days.

8. Tisha often shirks her work and goes to play.

• In the first sentence, the noun "Susan" is a third-person singular noun. Since the sentence is in the simple present tense, "s" will be added to the verb "work" .
• In the second sentence, the noun "people" is a plural noun. So, the root form of the verb "celebrate" will be used after the noun "people".
• In the third sentence, the noun "John" is a third-person singular noun. Since the sentence is in the simple present tense, "es" will be added to the verb "discuss".
• In the fourth sentence, the subject "all the planets" is a plural noun and the sentence is in the simple present tense. So the root form of the verb "revolve" will be used.
• In the fifth sentence, the noun "Sam" is a third-person singular noun. Since the sentence is in the simple present tense, "s" will be added to the verb "talk".
• In the sixth sentence, the word "earlier" indicates that the sentence is in the simple past tense. So the past tense form of the verb "read" which is also "read", will be used.
• In the seventh sentence, the noun " Ninad" is a third-person singular noun. Since the sentence is in the simple present tense, "s" will be added to the verb "work".
• In the eighth sentence, the noun "Tisha" is a third-person singular noun. Since the sentence is in the simple present tense, "s" will be added to the verb "shirk".

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