Choose the correct word/phrase to complete the sentence:

Here are the answers to your English grammar questions:

1. Does She go to school every day?

   • The correct auxiliary verb for "She" in a simple present tense question is "Does".
   • B. Does

2. I didn't see him yesterday.

   • The word "yesterday" indicates past tense, so "didn't" is the correct auxiliary for a negative past tense statement.
   • B. didn't

3. Are you telling us the truth?

   • For the present continuous tense with the subject "you" and the present participle "telling", the auxiliary verb is "Are".
   • B. Are

4. Aster and Abebe are not reading now.

   • "Aster and Abebe" is a plural subject, and "reading now" indicates the present continuous tense. The negative form is "are not".
   • C. are not

5. Hailu is coming right now.

   • "Hailu is" indicates the present continuous tense, which requires a verb in the present participle form (verb + -ing).
   • B. coming

6. Liyu didn't finish her home work.

   • After the auxiliary verb "didn't", the main verb must be in its base form.
   • B. Finish

7. Andrew Arrive late every day.

   • "Every day" indicates a habitual action in the simple present tense. For a third-person singular subject like "Andrew", the verb should be "arrives". Since "arrives" is not an option, the closest available base form is chosen.
   • C. Arrive

8. We like to learn English every morning.

   • "Every morning" indicates a habitual action in the simple present tense. For the subject "We", the verb is in its base form.
   • A. like

9. Semehal Put her bag yesterday.

   • "Yesterday" indicates past tense. The verb "put" is irregular, and its past tense form is also "put".
   • B. Put

10. They have done their job already.

    • The word "already" is a key indicator for the present perfect tense, which uses "have/has" + the past participle of the verb.
    • C. have done