Choose the appropriate option-You don-t know where Liz-s mother lives currently-Ask Liz questions about herself and her family-Where has your mother lived-Where will your mother live-Where was your mother living-Where does your mother live-

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Simple present tense is used to express current / present status or unchanging situations. The given statement is an interrogation regarding the current living place of 'Liz's mother'. The syntax for simple present tense is: do (s/es) with singular subject + subject + verb in its first form, do with plural subject + subject + verb in its first form. Therefore, the correct answer is: Where does your mother live? Option A is in the simple past tense, option B is in the future tense and option D is in the past continuous tense. Given the nature of the question, we would use the simple present tense since we want to know where Liz's mother lives (truth / fact).

Choose the most appropriate option:You don't know where Liz's mother lives currently.Ask Liz questions about herself and her family.Where has your mother lived?Where will your mother live?Where was your mother living?Where does your mother live?

Choose the most appropriate option:

You don't know where Liz's mother lives currently.
Ask Liz questions about herself and her family.
Where has your mother lived?
Where will your mother live?
Where was your mother living?
Where does your mother live?