Question

1 Look at the verbs in the examples. How is the he/she/it form different?People celebrate the festival.I cook eggs.Fernando celebrates in a restaurant.My dad cooks turkey.We eat grapes.Heidi eats fish.You get sweets.Clara gets money and sweets.​

Answer 1

Ответ:

Когда he/she/it на конце глагола мы добавляем окончание s .

А если they/we/you , то НИКАКОЕ ОКОНЧАНИЕ s МЫ НЕ ПИШЕМ!!

Объяснение:

Если например в предложении какое-то имя, мальчик, дедушка, папа и т.д., например Фернандо, то это он (he) значит пишем на конце глагола s.

Если говориться про животное например, то это оно (it) . Значит на конце глагола пишем s.

А если говориться например про маму, про подругу, сестру, бабушку, девочку, Настю и т.д., то это она (she) так же пишем у глагола окончание s.

Answer 2

In the given examples, the third-person singular form (he/she/it) of the verbs differs from the other forms. In English, when using verbs in the present tense, we add an "-s" or "-es" to the base form of the verb when referring to third-person singular subjects.

Here's how the verbs change in the third-person singular form:

People celebrate the festival. (base form: celebrate) I cook eggs. (base form: cook) Fernando celebrates in a restaurant. (base form: celebrate) My dad cooks turkey. (base form: cook) We eat grapes. (base form: eat) Heidi eats fish. (base form: eat) You get sweets. (base form: get) Clara gets money and sweets. (base form: get)

As you can see, in the third-person singular form, the verbs "celebrate," "cook," "eat," and "get" have an "-s" or "-es" added to the base form. This is a grammatical rule in English to indicate singular subjects in the present tense.