Multiple choice

Directions: Choose the correct form of tense to fill the blank.

Raman ______ awake till midnight these days.

  1. keep

  2. is keeping

  3. keeps

  4. None of these
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C Correct answer
Explanation

The simple present tense 'keeps' is used for habitual or repeated actions. The phrase 'these days' indicates a current ongoing habit, so 'keeps' (simple present) correctly shows this repeated action. 'Is keeping' would suggest a temporary current action, while 'keep' is grammatically incorrect with the singular subject 'Raman'.

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