which of the following is the suitable conjugation with "ll"
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Answer:
In short, a conjugated verb is a verb that has been altered from its base form; but, as with all things grammar-related, it's a little more complicated than that. Let's take a look at how verbs are conjugated and the different things they communicate when they are.
Explanation:
Present Tenses
Present tense tells us what is happening at the current moment. There are three main present tenses: present simple, present progressive (continuous), and present perfect.
Present Simple
Present Progressive
Present Perfect
I break
I am breaking
I have broken
you break
you are breaking
you have broken
he, she, it breaks
he, she, it is breaking
he, she, it has broken
we break
we are breaking
we have broken
Past Tenses
Past tense indicates that an action has already occurred, and is no longer occurring. Past simple, past progressive, and past perfect are the main past tenses.
Past Simple
Past Progressive
Past Perfect
I broke
I was breaking
I had broken
you broke
you were breaking
you had broken
he, she, it broke
he, she, it was breaking
he, she, it had broken
we broke
we were breaking
we had broken
Future Tenses
Future tenses tell us that something will happen in the future. The main future tenses are future simple, future progressive, and future perfect.
Future Simple
Future Progressive
Future Perfect
I will break
I will be breaking
I will have broken
you will break
you will be breaking
you will have broken
he, she, it will break
he, she, it will be breaking
he, she, it will have broken
we will break
we will be breaking
we will have broken