Question

She ______ to the market every day.

• A. go
• B. goes
• C. is going
• D. has gone

Hint:

Singular Subject $\rightarrow$ Singular Verb (ending in 's').
Plural Subject $\rightarrow$ Plural Verb (no 's').
Think: She Goes, but They Go.

Answer 1

The Correct Option is B

Concept: Subject-Verb Agreement and Tense Selection are the focus here. The phrase "every day" is a crucial time marker.

• Habitual Action: Used for routines and permanent truths.

• Tense: Requires the

Simple Present Tense.

Step 1: Identifying the Tense from the keyword.
The keywords

"every day" indicate a repeated habit. This eliminates "is going" (continuous) and "has gone" (perfect).

Step 2: Applying Subject-Verb Agreement.
The subject

"She" is a

Third Person Singular pronoun. In the Simple Present, a singular subject takes a verb with

"-s" or "-es". Consequently, "go" (plural/first-person form) is incorrect, and "goes" is the grammatically mandatory choice for the singular subject "She."