Assertion: verb's person | /r/HasProperty | singular number
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Source sentences:
text: (The verb tells is third person, singular number, to agree with its subject, pirates, which is third person, singular number.)
text: One such form was the third person singular form with the suffix -eth
text: With the example to work, the first person singular sentence is:
text: Bulgarian and Macedonian have lost the infinitive altogether except in a handful of frozen expressions where it is the same as the 3rd person singular aorist form.
text: It takes the third person singular present form.
text: Another set of forms are associated with the archaic second person singular pronoun thou, which often have the ending -est, pronounced as a full syllable, e.g. thou makest ("you make"), thou leadest ("you lead").
text: The third person singular present tense is formed by adding the ending -s (or -es after certain letters) to the plain form.
text: The third person singular present of have is irregular: has /hæz/
text: For that reason, the present first-person singular conjugation is the dictionary form in Bulgarian, while Macedonian uses the third person singular form of the verb in present tense.
text: Generally, the only inflected forms of an English verb are a third person singular present tense form ending in -s, a past tense (also called preterite), a past participle (which may be the same as the past tense), and a form ending in -ing that serves as a present participle and gerund.
text: (The verb tells is third person, singular number, to agree with its subject, pirates, which is third person, singular number.)
text: (The verb shall go is first person, singular number, to agree with its subject, I.)
text: (The verb will go is second person, singular number, to agree with its subject, you.)
text: (The verb have been is first person, singular number, to agree with its subject, I; and the verb has been is third person, singular number, to agree with (he).
text: (The verb have been is first person, singular number, to agree with its subject, I; and the verb has been is third person, singular number, to agree with (he).
text: (The verbis third person, singular number, to agree with its subject,which is third person,
text: (The verbis first person, singular number, to agree with its subject,.)You, Brian,sometime this afternoon.
text: (The verbis second person, singular number, to agree with its subject,in New Jersey, but hein Spain.
text: (The verbis first person, singular number, to agree with its subject,; and the verbis third person, singular number, to agree with ().Verbs make comparatively few changes in form as their subjects change in person and number, but those few are important.
text: (The verbis first person, singular number, to agree with its subject,; and the verbis third person, singular number, to agree with ().Verbs make comparatively few changes in form as their subjects change in person and number, but those few are important.
text: With the conjugation of verbs, the first person singular form uses the verb without any changes to its suffixes.