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Please answer the questions according to the video using Present Simple tense

by Arukhan Djakhangir
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Where _____ Kumi and his family live?

2

Kumi _____ to count his family to practice his numbers.

3

The lions always _____ a rest in the middle of the day when it is hot.

Объяснение

We use 'do' because the subject 'Kumi and his family' is plural (they).

For 'he/she/it' in Present Simple, verbs ending in consonant + y change to -ies.

'The lions' is plural (they), so we use the base form of the verb.

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