Put the verb into the correct form. 1 Julie doesn't drink (not/ drink) tea very often.
2 What time
(the banks / close) here?
3 I've got a car, but I
(not/use) it much.
4 Where
(Ricardo / come) from?' 'From Cuba.'
5 'What
(you / do)?' I'm an electrician.'
6 It
(take) me an hour to get to work. How long
(it /take) you?
7 Look at this sentence. What
(this word / mean)?
8 David isn't very fit. He
(not/ do) any sport.
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Sure, let's fill in the blanks with the correct verb forms:

1. Julie doesn't drink tea very often.

   • The verb is already correctly formed as "doesn't drink" for the negative present simple tense.

2. What time do the banks close here?

   • We use "do" for the present simple tense in questions. "Close" is the base form of the verb.

3. I've got a car, but I don't use it much.

   • "Don't use" is the negative present simple form, appropriate for regular actions or habits.

4. Where does Ricardo come from? 'From Cuba.'

   • "Does come" is the correct form in a question in the present simple tense.

5. 'What do you do?' 'I'm an electrician.'

   • "Do you do" is correct for asking about someone's job, which is a permanent state.

6. It takes me an hour to get to work. How long does it take you?

   • "Takes" is the third person singular form of the verb for regular actions. "Does it take" is the question form.

7. Look at this sentence. What does this word mean?

   • "Does mean" is the correct question form in the present simple tense.

8. David isn't very fit. He doesn't do any sport.

   • "Doesn't do" is the correct negative form in the present simple tense, used for habits or regular actions.