Choose the correct form of tense for the given sentence:
I come from Kerala. Where ______ from?

Correct option is D

The correct tense for the given sentence is do you come.
The sentence refers to someone's origin, which is a general fact. For general facts or habitual actions, the simple present tense is used.
Grammatical rule involved: Questions in the simple present tense use do/does + base form of the verb.
Meanings of the other given options:
· (a) will you come: Future tense, incorrect for a question about origin.
· (b) did you come: Past tense, incorrect as it implies a specific event, not origin.
· (c) are you coming: Present continuous tense, incorrect as it refers to an ongoing action, not origin