Tense : - The tense of a verb in a sentence expresses time the event has occurred. There are three tenses of a verb: Present, Past and Future: time now, time then and time to come.

Simple Present tense : - It is used to describe habits, unchanging situations, general truths, and fixed arrangements.

Rule: Subject + First Form of the verb (s/es) + Object

To form a sentence in simple present tense, most regular verbs use the root form, except in the third person(which ends in-s).

• First person singular: I write.
• Second person singular: you write.
• Third person singular: he/she/it/anyname writes (note the –s)

In the question : -

1. She _____________ English.

In this sentence , the correct form of tense that can be placed in the blank part is understands as it is used to show some event which happens in daily routine and in simple present tense we use first form of verb which is understands here . With singular subjects , we use s /es .

2. The Mehtas ____________ in Mumbai.

In this sentence , the correct form of tense that can be placed in the blank part is live as it is used to show some event which happens in daily routine and in simple present tense we use first form of verb which is live here . With singular subjects , we use s /es .

3. You ___________  your uncle’s home.

In this sentence , the correct form of tense that can be placed in the blank part is don't go as it is used to show some event which happens in daily routine and in simple present tense we use first form of verb which is go here . With you subject , we don't use s /es .

Thus , the Correct Option is A , which is Understands , Live , Don't Go .

Tense : - The tense of a verb in a sentence expresses time the event has occurred. There are three tenses of a verb: Present, Past and Future: time now, time then and time to come.

Simple Present tense : - It is used to describe habits, unchanging situations, general truths, and fixed arrangements.

Rule: Subject + First Form of the verb (s/es) + Object

To form a sentence in simple present tense, most regular verbs use the root form, except in the third person(which ends in-s).

• First person singular: I write.
• Second person singular: you write.
• Third person singular: he/she/it/anyname writes (note the –s)

In the question : -

1. We ____________ the bus every morning.

In this sentence , the correct form of tense that can be placed in the blank part is catch as it is used to show some event which happens in daily routine and in simple present tense we use first form of verb which is catch here . With plural subjects , we don't use s /es .

2. Water _____________ at zero degrees.

In this sentence , the correct form of tense that can be placed in the blank part is freezes as it is used to show some event which happens in daily routine and in simple present tense we use first form of verb which is freeze here . With singular subjects , we use s /es .

Thus , the Correct Option is A , which is Catch , Freezes .

Tense : - The tense of a verb in a sentence expresses time the event has occurred. There are three tenses of a verb: Present, Past and Future: time now, time then and time to come.

Simple Present tense : - It is used to describe habits, unchanging situations, general truths, and fixed arrangements.

Rule: Subject + First Form of the verb (s/es) + Object

To form a sentence in simple present tense, most regular verbs use the root form, except in the third person(which ends in-s).

• First person singular: I write.
• Second person singular: you write.
• Third person singular: he/she/it/anyname writes (note the –s)

In the question : -

1. My father ___________ the newspaper every morning.

In this sentence , the correct form of tense that can be placed in the blank part is reads as it is used to show some event which happens in daily routine and in simple present tense we use first form of verb which is read here . With singular subjects , we use s /es .

2. She _____________ work hard.

In this sentence , the correct form of tense that can be placed in the blank part is doesn't as it is used to show some event which happens in daily routine and in simple present tense we use first form of verb which is read here . With singular subjects , we use s /es . n't is the contraction form of not .

Thus , the Correct Option is B , which is  Reads , Doesn't .