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Buriburi Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
The form of the verb doesn't go through any change
Hello
Could you give me some examples of other way of saying the following sentences?
I'd much appreciate it if you can give several examples.
The form of the verb doesn't go through any change.
How can I say this naturally?
Could you give me some examples of other way of saying the following sentences?
I'd much appreciate it if you can give several examples.
The form of the verb doesn't go through any change.
How can I say this naturally?
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Hi for example: This form is irreplaceable. LS
- Hi for example: This form is irreplaceable.
- LS
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Hi LS. Thanks for the input.
What about the followings? I want it to sound like casual conversation.
Even though the tense of the sentence is shifted,
1. The verb's form remains the same.
2. The form of the verb doesn't alter.
3. The verb doesn't make any changes in its form.
All three are to say "the verb doesn't inflect for tense"
Thanks
What about the followings? I want it to sound like casual conversation.
Even though the tense of the sentence is shifted,
1. The verb's form remains the same.
2. The form of the verb doesn't alter.
3. The verb doesn't make any changes in its form.
All three are to say "the verb doesn't inflect for tense"
Thanks
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My would rather say:
1. The verb form remains the same/ The verb form remains constant. / The verb form stays unchanged.
2. The verb form doesn't alter.
3. The verb form doesn't change. (The verb doesn't change in its form... not sure about that)
LS
1. The verb form remains the same/ The verb form remains constant. / The verb form stays unchanged.
2. The verb form doesn't alter.
3. The verb form doesn't change. (The verb doesn't change in its form... not sure about that)
LS
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