Fill in the blank with the most appropriate word. New schools _____ in our city every year.
A
is built
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B
are to be built
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C
will built
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D
are built
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E
have built
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Solution
The correct option is B are built Option D is the correct answer because "built" is the past and past participle for built which means to construct something, "are built" is correct here because "are" is used as a plural form of "be".
Option A is incorrect because "is built" is in present while statement involves past continuous tense, the "past continuous tense" also known as the "past progressive tense" refers to a continuing action or state that was happening at some point in the past.
Option B is incorrect because that means they are to be built in the future while the statement is about the schools that are already built.
Option C has same explanation as B, as it is future tense.
Option E is incorrect because it is present tense, while statement is in past continuous tense.