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Ahemmedsai Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Simple present verb form making
go -- goES
cooK--cookS
do---doES
When we are making simple prersent tense verb forms , sometimes we add "s" some times we add "es" to the verb
So what is base of this or is there any rule?
Kindly help me
cooK--cookS
do---doES
When we are making simple prersent tense verb forms , sometimes we add "s" some times we add "es" to the verb
So what is base of this or is there any rule?
Kindly help me
Top answer
After an s-sound: watches, dresses After o: goes, does Otherwise: speaks, learns, dreams As for the plural of nouns, this isn't always true: pianos Sometimes there is a choice: flamingos, flamingoes CB
- After an s-sound: watches, dresses After o: goes, does Otherwise: speaks, learns, dreams As for the plural of nouns, this isn't always true: pianos Sometimes there is a choice: flamingos, flamingoes CB
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After an s-sound:
watches, dresses
After o:
goes, does
Otherwise:
speaks, learns, dreams
As for the plural of nouns, this isn't always true:
pianos
Sometimes there is a choice:
flamingos, flamingoes
CB
watches, dresses
After o:
goes, does
Otherwise:
speaks, learns, dreams
As for the plural of nouns, this isn't always true:
pianos
Sometimes there is a choice:
flamingos, flamingoes
CB
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