Question

I rarely .......................... coffee in the morning

• A. drinks
• B. drinking
• C. drink
• D. to drink

Answer 1

Answer:

C. drink

The sentence should be:
"I rarely drink coffee in the morning."

• After "I", we use the base form of the verb ("drink") in the present tense.

• "Rarely" is an adverb of frequency, so the sentence follows the normal present tense structure.

The other options don't fit grammatically:

• (A) drinks — used with he/she/it, not "I."

• (B) drinking — is a gerund or present participle, doesn’t fit here.

• (D) to drink — is an infinitive, not correct after "rarely."