Question

Frame a sentence in appropriate tense using following words:
          (ever/ run/ marathon?) ______________________
A. Have you ever run a marathon?
B. Will you ever run a marathon?
C. Has you ever run a marathon?
D. Are you ever running a marathon?

Answer 1

Hint:In the end of the word marathon there is a question mark which means the sentence will be in interrogative form.The sentence stuffed ought to be grammatically correct. Ensure the word opted is acceptable for that specific sentence. Frequently build meanings of the sentences then choose the correct one.

Complete answer:
Option A) Have you ever run a marathon? - This sentence is grammatically correct and therefore the style of the sentence is additionally interrogative. Thus, it satisfies each of the conditions.
Option B) Will you ever run a marathon? -This sentence is grammatically incorrect. The shape of this sentence is additionally interrogative but it is not the right form of tense.
Option C) Has you ever run a marathon? -This sentence is grammatically incorrect. The shape of this sentence is additionally interrogative but it is not the right form of tense.
Option D) Are you ever running a marathon? –This sentence is grammatically incorrect. The shape of this sentence is additionally interrogative but it is not the right form of tense.

Hence the correct answer is option ‘A’.

Note::Tense is an expression that grammatically expresses time reference. Basically tenses are of three types: Present, Past and future tense.
In actuality there are 16 types of tenses. And in the above question present perfect tense is used.
“Have” is mostly used alongside the pronouns: I / We / You and They and plural nouns. Generally, have is a present tense word. And “Has” is mostly used with the pronouns: He / She / It and Who and singular nouns.