Put the verbs in the brackets into the correct present tense:
"My daughter never (write) to me so I never (know) what she (do)."
- AMy daughter never wrote to me so I never knew what she do.
- BMy daughter never write to me so I never knew what she does.
- CMy daughter never writes to me so I never know what she is doing.
- DMy daughter never writes to me so I never knew what she does.
- ENone of the above
Solution & Step-by-step Explanation
The indicators "never" imply habitual present routines.
"My daughter" is a singular third-person subject, hence taking the verb writes.
"I" takes the base present form know.
The final clause describes an ongoing active state or habit in her life, rendered best as is doing to convey the sense of current continuous activities.
"My daughter" is a singular third-person subject, hence taking the verb writes.
"I" takes the base present form know.
The final clause describes an ongoing active state or habit in her life, rendered best as is doing to convey the sense of current continuous activities.