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What that mean with verbs end with ch or tch add es to verb with He and she and it ? Why it mentioned like that unless all verbs ends with tch of course will end with ch
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Perhaps "end with" is supposed to mean the consonant(s) after the final vowel, but if so then other "-ch" possibilities such as "-nch" and "-rch" should also be included, so it doesn't seem to make much sense as you have described it.
- Perhaps "end with" is supposed to mean the consonant(s) after the final vowel, but if so then other "-ch" possibilities such as "-nch" and "-rch" should also be included, so it doesn't seem to make much sense as you have described it.
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Perhaps "end with" is supposed to mean the consonant(s) after the final vowel, but if so then other "-ch" possibilities such as "-nch" and "-rch" should also be included, so it doesn't seem to make much sense as you have described it.
0nile manWhat that mean with verbs end with ch or tch add es to verb with He and she and it ? Why it mentioned like that unless all verbs ends with tch of course will end with ch
They are referring to the letters that are found after the last vowel.
pitch> pitches (Most of them have this pattern.)
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