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Hi there guys. Can you help me please. I was doing a sheetwork with my student about simple present. She asked me about putting an 's' at an end of a word. For example "John ...... in a house. They gave two options: is it 'live or lives'. I said lives obviously then she asked me why... im afraid i couldn't explain it. Could you help me to explain why please?:)






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    This is simple conjugation.
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  • It's the exact same reason why you said "I need", "I am", and "I was". Why didn't you say "I needs", "I are", and "I were" instead?
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Hi there guys. Can you help me please. I was doing a sheetwork with my student about simple present. She asked me about putting an 's' at an end of a word. For example "John ...... in a house. They gave two options: is it 'live or lives'. I said lives obviously then she asked me why... im afraid i couldn't explain it. Could you help me to explain why please?:)






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    This is simple conjugation.
    – Jim
    Nov 17 at 18:55










  • It's the exact same reason why you said "I need", "I am", and "I was". Why didn't you say "I needs", "I are", and "I were" instead?
    – RegDwigнt♦
    Nov 18 at 0:39













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Hi there guys. Can you help me please. I was doing a sheetwork with my student about simple present. She asked me about putting an 's' at an end of a word. For example "John ...... in a house. They gave two options: is it 'live or lives'. I said lives obviously then she asked me why... im afraid i couldn't explain it. Could you help me to explain why please?:)






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Hi there guys. Can you help me please. I was doing a sheetwork with my student about simple present. She asked me about putting an 's' at an end of a word. For example "John ...... in a house. They gave two options: is it 'live or lives'. I said lives obviously then she asked me why... im afraid i couldn't explain it. Could you help me to explain why please?:)






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  • 3




    This is simple conjugation.
    – Jim
    Nov 17 at 18:55










  • It's the exact same reason why you said "I need", "I am", and "I was". Why didn't you say "I needs", "I are", and "I were" instead?
    – RegDwigнt♦
    Nov 18 at 0:39














  • 3




    This is simple conjugation.
    – Jim
    Nov 17 at 18:55










  • It's the exact same reason why you said "I need", "I am", and "I was". Why didn't you say "I needs", "I are", and "I were" instead?
    – RegDwigнt♦
    Nov 18 at 0:39








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This is simple conjugation.
– Jim
Nov 17 at 18:55




This is simple conjugation.
– Jim
Nov 17 at 18:55












It's the exact same reason why you said "I need", "I am", and "I was". Why didn't you say "I needs", "I are", and "I were" instead?
– RegDwigнt♦
Nov 18 at 0:39




It's the exact same reason why you said "I need", "I am", and "I was". Why didn't you say "I needs", "I are", and "I were" instead?
– RegDwigнt♦
Nov 18 at 0:39















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