Question

Present times!!! __she (own) a very expensive cAr now? It rarely (rain) in the desert. What time __you(leave) your house in the morning? Ma boss looks exhausted. He (work) hard

Answer 1

DOES SHE OWN a very expensive cAr now? 
It rarely rainS in the desert.
What time  DO you LEAVE your house in the morning? 
MY boss looks exhausted. He workS hard

Answer 2

In the present times:

1. Does she own a very expensive car now? The sentence is asking whether the subject (she) currently possesses a high-priced automobile. To answer, you might say: - "Yes, she does own a very expensive car now." - "No, she doesn't own a very expensive car now."

2. It rarely rains in the desert. This statement describes a general truth about the climate in the desert. In the present times, it indicates that rain is infrequent in desert areas.

3. What time do you leave your house in the morning? The question is asking about your daily routine regarding when you depart from your residence in the morning. You could respond with a specific time: - "I usually leave my house at 7 AM." - "I leave around 8:30 AM every morning."

4. My boss looks exhausted. He works hard. These sentences describe the current state of the speaker's boss. The boss appears tired, and the reason suggested is that he puts in a significant amount of effort or hard work. In the present times, this implies an ongoing situation.

Combining these responses, you get a snapshot of various aspects of people's lives and conditions in the present.