Choose the correct sentence.
Correct answer: C. I do not accompany them.
- A. I did not accompanied them.
- B. I do not accompanied them.
- C. I do not accompany them.
- D. I does not accompany them.
Explanation
The subject "I" correctly pairs with the base form of the verb "accompany" using do not for negation.The sentence is in the present simple tense, correctly expressing a habitual or general action, which is appropriate here.
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