Sometimes we use "s" with verbs
However, sometimes we do not use
Example
- He speaks English
- She speaks English
- I speak English
- We speak English
- You speak English
- They speak English
- These people speak English
- Vikas speaks English
- Vikas and Iqbal speak English
When to use 's'?
- If it is singular, we use 's'
- If it is plural, we do not use 's'
- But With 'I', 'You', we do not use 's'
TYPE OF PRONOUN AND NOUNS
Which one is correct
He sings well
or
He sing well
View AnswerHe sings well
because 'He' is singular
And with singular, we use 's'
She rides bike
or
She ride bike
View AnswerShe rides bike
because 'She' is singular
And with singular, we use 's'
We roam the city
or
We roams the city
View AnswerWe roam the city
because 'We' is plural
And with plural, we do not use 's'
You play the guitar
or
You plays the guitar
View AnswerYou play the guitar
Because with 'you', we do not use "s"
They play drums
or
They plays drums
View AnswerThey play drums
because 'They' is plural
And with plural, we do not use 's'
My car runs on diesel
or
My car run on diesel
View AnswerMy car runs on diesel
because 'My car' is singular
And with singular, we use 's'
Cars runs on CNG
or
Cars run on CNG
View AnswerCars run on CNG
because 'Cars' is plural
And with plural, we do not use 's'
Mosquitoes bite very hard
or
Mosquitoes bites very hard
View AnswerMosquitoes bite very hard
because 'Mosquitoes' are plural
And with plural, we do not use 's'
The sun rises in the east
or
The sun rise in the east
View AnswerThe sun rises in the east
because 'the sun' is singular
And with singular, we use 's'
Shakira dance very well
or
Shakira dances very well
View AnswerShakira dances very well
because 'Shakira' is singular
And with singular, we use 's'