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  1. She always _____ tea in the morning. (a) drinks / (b) drink
  2. My father _____ to work every day. (a) goes / (b) go
  3. We _____ English at school. (a) learn / (b) learns
  4. Birds _____ in the sky. (a) flies / (b) fly
  5. The sun _____ in the east. (a) rises / (b) rise
  6. My friends _____ football on weekends. (a) play / (b) plays
  7. He _____ very well. (a) sings / (b) sing
  8. Water _____ at 100°C. (a) boils / (b) boil
  9. They _____ the bus to school. (a) takes / (b) take
  10. I never _____ coffee at night. (a) drink / (b) drinks
  11. She _____ a letter right now. (a) is writing / (b) writes
  12. They _____ in the park. (a) are playing / (b) play
  13. I _____ my homework at the moment. (a) am doing / (b) do
  14. We _____ for the bus. (a) are waiting / (b) wait
  15. He _____ a blue shirt today. (a) is wearing / (b) wears
  16. The children _____ TV in the living room. (a) are watching / (b) watch
  17. My sister _____ the piano now. (a) is playing / (b) plays
  18. I _____ a book these days. (a) am reading / (b) read
  19. She _____ dinner in the kitchen. (a) is cooking / (b) cooks
  20. They _____ to the teacher. (a) are listening / (b) listen
  21. We _____ to the park yesterday. (a) went / (b) go
  22. She _____ a cake last night. (a) baked / (b) bake
  23. I _____ my homework before dinner. (a) finished / (b) finish
  24. They _____ tennis on Sunday. (a) played / (b) play
  25. He _____ the window accidentally. (a) broke / (b) break
  26. We _____ the museum last week. (a) visited / (b) visit
  27. She _____ her phone at home. (a) forgot / (b) forget
  28. I _____ my best friend in the park. (a) met / (b) meet
  29. They _____ the bus to school yesterday. (a) took / (b) take
  30. He _____ a new bike last month. (a) bought / (b) buy
  31. I _____ visit my cousin tomorrow. (a) am going to / (b) go
  32. We _____ start a new project soon. (a) are going to / (b) started
  33. She _____ bake a cake tonight. (a) is going to / (b) baked
  34. They _____ travel to Japan next month. (a) are going to / (b) travelled
  35. He _____ help you with your homework. (a) is going to / (b) helped
  36. I _____ paint my room this weekend. (a) am going to / (b) painted
  37. We _____ watch a movie tonight. (a) are going to / (b) watched
  38. My father _____ buy a new car. (a) is going to / (b) bought
  39. They _____ visit the zoo tomorrow. (a) are going to / (b) visited
  40. She _____ call you after lunch. (a) is going to / (b) called
  41. I _____ help you with your bag. (a) will / (b) helped
  42. They _____ come to the party. (a) will / (b) came
  43. She _____ finish the work tomorrow. (a) will / (b) finished
  44. We _____ visit the museum next week. (a) will / (b) visited
  45. He _____ answer your question. (a) will / (b) answered
  46. I _____ call you tonight. (a) will / (b) called
  47. The teacher _____ give us homework. (a) will / (b) gave
  48. We _____ go to the beach next Saturday. (a) will / (b) went
  49. She _____ meet you at the station. (a) will / (b) met
  50. I _____ send you an email. (a) will / (b) sent

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Hello! I am pleased to introduce myself (Ashish Pithadiya) as a lecturer at PNR Shah Mahila Arts and Commerce College, Palitana. I hold a Bachelor's and a Master's degree in English Literature, which makes me well-equipped to guide and mentor students in this subject area. As a visiting faculty member, I am committed to providing a stimulating and engaging learning experience for my students. I believe that literature has the power to transform individuals and society, and I am passionate about sharing this belief with my students. I strive to create a supportive and inclusive learning environment where students feel comfortable expressing their ideas and opinions.