Question

0656 2 The students who are coming from Japan are hard-working. The students who [[are coming]] from Japan are hard-working. come When you mention someone's country or where something was made or grown, use the present simple tense. Compare: 'She comes fromGermany.' (= she was born in Germany) 'She is coming from Germany.' (= she is travelling from Germany)

Accepted Answer

come ✗ The students who come from Japan are hard-working. The students who [[come]] from Japan are hard-working. come | are coming

Idx	0656
Keyword	come
Sub Entry Number	2
Type of Sentence	✗
Error Sentence	The students who are coming from Japan are hard-working.
Correct Sentence	The students who come from Japan are hard-working.
Cloze Error Sentence	The students who [[are coming]] from Japan are hard-working.
Cloze Sentence	The students who [[come]] from Japan are hard-working.
Cloze Answer	come
Choices	come \| are coming
Explanation	When you mention someone's country or where something was made or grown, use the present simple tense. Compare: 'She comes from Germany.' (= she was born in Germany) 'She is coming from Germany.' (= she is travelling from Germany)

Students Japan Hard Working Coming Germany Mention Someone's Country