Question

Frame a sentence using the following words in the most appropriate verb form:
(always / live / in this town?)
a) Have you always lived in this town?
b) Will you always living in this town?
c) Are you always living in this town?
d) You always will live in this town?

Answer 1

Hint: A verb is an action word, that is, it conveys an action. It has three main forms - past tense, present tense and future tense. Past tense is used to convey an action from a scenario which is already over. Present tense is used to convey an action from the current scenario. Future tense is used to convey an action which is likely to take place in the future scenario.

Complete answer : From the hint given to us, we know that a verb is an action word, that is, it conveys an action. It has three main forms - past tense, present tense and future tense. Past tense is used to convey an action from a scenario which is already over. Present tense is used to convey an action from the current scenario. Future tense is used to convey an action which is likely to take place in the future scenario.

Keeping this in information in mind, we shall be analysing the given options.
>In the first option, we observe that the present perfect tense has been used. It uses the form of have + main verb. Hence, option A is possibly the correct answer.
>In the second option we observe that future continuous tense has been used incorrectly without the helping verb ‘be’. Hence, option B is not the correct answer.
>In the third option we observe that the adverb ‘always’ does not fit the context of the sentence. Hence, >option C is not the correct answer.
>In the fourth option we observe that the adverb has been incorrectly placed in the sentence. Hence, option D is not the correct answer.

Thus, we can conclude that option A is the correct answer.

Note:It is to be noted that sentences which end with a question mark are called interrogative sentences. They are used to ask questions. For solving such questions one must be familiar with all the verb forms.