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What eat stands for?

by Steven Brown

Eat is most commonly used as a verb. It shows an action. Eat is an irregular verb because it doesn’t form its past tense by adding the suffix ‘-ed.

Instead, it forms the past tense by using a different form of the verb to talk about what you did in the past. For example, I ate some pizza last night. (Past simple) I ate pizza last night. (Past continuous) I ate pizza yesterday.

(Past perfect) In this sentence, we see that pizza is the object of the verb eat. It is not the subject. The subject of the sentence is I. The sentence is formed as follows:

I ate pizza This is the same as saying “I ate something.” It is important 먹튀검증커뮤니티 to note that there are two types of verbs in English. Verbs like eat, drink, and drive are called transitive verbs. They take an object.

They have a direct object. For example, I ate pizza, I drank water, and I drove my car. Verbs like love, hate, and work are called intransitive verbs. They don’t take objects. They do not have direct objects.

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