Question

Why (be)he (nor help) you ?

Answer 1

Answer:

What to do?

▶Fill the blanks with given words in correct tense form.

Filled:

Why is he not helping you?

Tense :

Present Continuous tense (interrogative).

How?

▶As for be verb, we should use is as he pronoun is singular and it is appropriate to use present continuous tense here.

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Present Tense : The form of verb in which the action is done in the present form.

Four Kinds of it :

1. Present indefinite tense
2. Present continuous tense
3. Present perfect tense
4. Present perfect continuous tense

Answer 2

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Given:- Why (be) he (not help) you?

Answer:- Why is he not helping you?

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We have inserted the helping verb 'is' because, it is given "(be)" in the question which means to insert a be-form verb there. And why we have inserted "is" not am or are is because the noun in the given sentence is in singular form.

Now coming to the second blank, here it is given "not help". So we have to fill it with correct form of verb. The correct form of verb which should be used here is Present Continuous Tense. And present continuous tense forms in the structure- Subject + am/is/are + verb(-ing) + ... So we have added the word "help" with the suffix (-ing) and got the new word "helping". At last we got a meaningful sentence - "Why is he not helping you?".

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