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Rules for -s/-es in 3rd person

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Rules for -s/-es in 3rd person

by Sara Daniela cruz Morales
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Verbs ending in -s, -x, -z, -ch, or -sh take -es in the third person: he passes.

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The verb 'to have' becomes 'have' in the third person singular.

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He adds -s to most verbs in the third person singular: he walks.

4

Irregular verbs never change in the third person singular.

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Verbs ending with -o never take -es in the third person.

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Verbs ending with a vowel + y simply add -s: he loves.

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The verb 'to have' becomes 'has' in the third person singular.

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Verbs ending with a consonant + y change y to -ies: she carries.

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All verbs in the third person singular always take -es instead of -s.

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Verbs ending in -y after a vowel change to -ies in the third person.

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