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Which of the following pronouns is irregularly inflected?
Which of the following pronouns is irregularly inflected?
What is the plural form of the verb 'has'?
What is the plural form of the verb 'has'?
Which verb tense has a distinction between singular and plural in the third person only?
Which verb tense has a distinction between singular and plural in the third person only?
What is the plural form of the pronoun 'itself'?
What is the plural form of the pronoun 'itself'?
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Which of the following is NOT a plural pronoun?
Which of the following is NOT a plural pronoun?
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Which verb tense uses 'were' for the plural form?
Which verb tense uses 'were' for the plural form?
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Which of the following is a singular pronoun?
Which of the following is a singular pronoun?
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Which of the following is a plural verb?
Which of the following is a plural verb?
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What is the singular form of the pronoun 'ourselves'?
What is the singular form of the pronoun 'ourselves'?
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Which verb tense uses 'has' for the third person singular?
Which verb tense uses 'has' for the third person singular?
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Study Notes
Pronouns and Verb Forms
- Irregularly inflected pronouns can include "who" or "whom," which change forms based on case (subjective vs. objective).
- The plural form of the verb 'has' is 'have.'
- The simple present tense has a distinction between singular and plural in the third person (he, she, it).
- The plural form of the pronoun 'itself' is 'themselves.'
- Examples of plural pronouns include 'we,' 'they,' and 'you,' while 'he,' 'she,' and 'it' are not plural pronouns.
- The subjunctive mood uses 'were' for all subjects when expressing hypothetical situations.
- Singular pronouns include 'I,' 'he,' 'she,' or 'it.'
- A plural verb typically refers to one that agrees with plural subjects, such as 'run,' 'jump,' or 'are.'
- The singular form of the pronoun 'ourselves' is 'myself' or 'yourself,' depending on the context.
- The present perfect tense uses 'has' for the third person singular (he, she, it).
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Test your knowledge on plural pronouns and verbs with this quiz! Learn about the irregularities of pronominal inflection and the forms of singular and plural pronouns, as well as the lack of distinction between the two numbers in verbs. Keywords: plural, pronouns, verbs, irregularities, inflection, singular, plural, forms.
