a)sits b)sitting c)sit Answer Answer: sits Explanation: “The cat” is a singular subject, so the verb must be in singular form. “Sit” is the base form (not correct here). “Sitting” needs a helping verb (is/was). “Sat” is past tense. Therefore, the correct sentence is: The cat sits on the mat.
a)go b)goes c)going Answer Answer: goes Rule: With he/she/it, verb takes -s in present tense. She goes to the park every morning.
Answer: She completed her work yesterday. Explanation: “Yesterday” needs simple past tense, not present perfect.
The ball is in your court Meaning: It’s your turn to take action. Example: I’ve done my part, now the ball is in your court.
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Meaning: To take something from someone for a short time with the promise to return it. Pronunciation: /ˈbɑːr.oʊ/ (ba-roh) Synonyms: take, get, obtain Antonyms: lend, give, return Example: I borrowed a pencil from my classmate during the exam.
Let’s agree to disagree Meaning: Politely say we both have different opinions and stop the argument. Example: “We see it differently, let’s agree to disagree.”