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Other than “to be”, what verbs in English change in the subjunctive past tense?

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English Language & Usage Asked 3 years ago

The plural of "index"–"indexes" or "indices"?

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English Language & Usage Asked 3 years ago by Wim ten Brink

Why does the 3rd-person of verbs that end in -y follow the rule for plural nouns instead of verbs?

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English Language & Usage Asked 3 years ago

Insight into the pronunciation of the word algae?

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English Language & Usage Asked 3 years ago

Why is borne a past participle of bear?

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English Language & Usage Asked 3 years ago by Eric Velazquez

"Crossed-referenced", "Crashed-landed", and other twice-inflected verbs

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English Language & Usage Asked 3 years ago

Can "believed" ever be an adjective?

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English Language & Usage Asked 3 years ago by DarQ

General term for singularize and pluralize

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English Language & Usage Asked 3 years ago by Henry Woody

Why did American English change certain past tense verb endings from ‑t to ‑ed but not others?

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English Language & Usage Asked 4 years ago by Elle Fromm

Translate "Need help?"

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