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Kingston123 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

What is the meaning of "Never Change Form"?

In this site, It shows Modal Auxiliaries [Never Change Form].

I don't understand. please explain.

  

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For example: You can conjugate BE in different forms. I am You are He is But CAN does not conjugate in different forms. I can You can He can

— Clive

  • For example: You can conjugate BE in different forms.
  • I am You are He is But CAN does not conjugate in different forms.
  • I can You can He can
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For example:


You can conjugate BE in different forms.

I am

You are

He is


But CAN does not conjugate in different forms.

I can

You can

He can

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kingston123In this site, It shows Modal Auxiliaries [Never Change Form].

These are modal auxiliaries: can, could, may, might, must, ought to, shall, should, will, would

Main verbs change form. For example: I walk, you walk, he walks (The -s ending is added for third person singular, present tense.) The regular past tense has the -ed ending: I

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