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'born in' a family is a bad construct, it should be 'born to'
Its really a bad quality question.
'born in country' might have made some sense.

No,"born to" is used to refer to a person (or persons) - he was born to the poor man.

"Born into" or "born in" is alright when referring to "family".
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I dont understand the connection between the singular noun "group" and the plural verb "are performed". What is the right antecedent of the verb?
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I dont understand the connection between the singular noun "group" and the plural verb "are performed". What is the right antecedent of the verb?

The subject of the plural verb "are peformed" is "acts", not "group".
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Why is Have Been Performed wrong? I understand in the idiomatic problem, but is the verb tense wrong as well? It could imply present perfect tense ?
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Why is Have Been Performed wrong? I understand in the idiomatic problem, but is the verb tense wrong as well? It could imply present perfect tense ?

Simple present is used to depict a repeated action that occurs generally.
Present perfect is used to depict an action which has happened in the past, but whose effect is still present.

Here the word "everyday" is an indication that the action "perform" is a repeated action that happens generally. Hence simple present is better than present perfect.

Compare with the following example:
Right: He reaches office everyday at 8:00 am.
Wrong; He has reached office everyday at 08:00 am.
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I think this is a high-quality question and I agree with explanation.
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