The Frost,sometimes it makes the blade stick

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i cannot understand why the stick we cannot include 's',example 'sticks' because the blade is singular.Because what i know if the subject is singular,the verb shoulb be singular form.I undestand the the 's' added to word such a makes because the subject is referrinf to frost which is one.But i just cannot undestand the 'stick' part.Please help me to solve this problem

Avangi · Accepted Answer

"Stick" is a verb here, as in "sticky."

The blade is stuck. I can't get it out/free. (adjective)

Okay, sorry, I didn't realize the question was in your thread title.
(I couldn't even see it! - It's four inches away from your post.)

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The inflected verb is "to make" in this case.

The subject, "frost," is singular.

The frost makes.

"To stick" is the infinitive. The frost makes the blade [to] stick.

The tiger made John [to] run.

The infinitive remains in the base form regardless of the person, number, or tense of the main verb.

Some verbs require the infinitive marker "to," and some don't. It's easier to understand when they do.
Jane likes to cry.
Present tense, third person singular, "likes." The infinitive, "to cry," has no "s."

Anonymous · Answer

I think the meaning of "Stick" here meant to be the wooden stick. As a frozen sword does not work and similar to wooden stick

The Frost,sometimes it makes the blade stick

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