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what is the diffrence between two words.constitute and constitutes to?
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I'm not quite sure of your concern, but: constitute : first and 2nd person singular, all persons plural. I/you/we/they constitute. constitutes : 3rd person singular.
- I'm not quite sure of your concern, but: constitute : first and 2nd person singular, all persons plural.
- I/you/we/they constitute.
- constitutes : 3rd person singular.
- She/he/it constitutes.
- 'Constitute/s to ' has no meaning for me.
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I'm not quite sure of your concern, but:
constitute: first and 2nd person singular, all persons plural. I/you/we/they constitute.
constitutes: 3rd person singular. She/he/it constitutes.
'Constitute/s to' has no meaning for me.
constitute: first and 2nd person singular, all persons plural. I/you/we/they constitute.
constitutes: 3rd person singular. She/he/it constitutes.
'Constitute/s to' has no meaning for me.
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