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Often many people blank (present) late on a rainy day
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Often many people blank (present) late on a rainy day

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Often many people 'sleep' late on a rainy day.

Sleep makes sense in the sentence, and sleep as the present verb. Slept would be the verb if it was past-tense.

I hope this helps!
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