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Final answer:
The correct answer is C) sits, sat, because 'usually' indicates the habitual present and 'today' indicates the past.
Explanation:
The question is about the use of past and present tense in English sentence structure. The correct answer is 'She usually sits at the back of the class, but today she sat in the front row.' Therefore, the correct fill for your gap is option C) sits, sat. The word 'usually' indicates an action that happens regularly, or in the habitual present, hence 'sits' is used. The word 'today' indicates an action that has already occurred, hence 'sat' is used.
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The correct answer is C) sits, sat.
The sentence is describing someone's usual behavior (sitting at the back of the class) and a change in their behavior for today (sitting in the front row). We use the present tense "sits" for the usual behavior, and the past tense "sat" for the change in behavior.
