English, asked by Hannan6212, 7 months ago

Bring second aur third form verb

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

There are 3 forms of verb!!

Base Form => Bring (1st form)

Past Simple => Brought (2nd form)

Past Participle => Brought (3rd form)

E.g :-

  • He brings a dog for me.
  • He brought a dog for me, yesterday.
  • He has brought a dog for me.

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Answered by Hansika4871
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The answer is as follows:

A verb can be defined as a word used to describe an action, a state of being, or something of occurrence, a verb can be expressed in different types of tenses, depending on the action being performed.

  • Modal verbs are verbs that showcase intent, possibility, or accessibility, i.e. the chance of a situation happening.
  • A prepositional verb in the English language is defined as the combination of a verb and a preposition to give new meaning to words.
  • Phrasal verbs in the English language are a grammatical device used to identify words that are verbs, used along with another added element, and that element usually being an adverb.

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