what is root form of verb ?

Traditionally, the base form of the verb consists of the infinitive such as eat, sleep, buy, wear, etc. without adding 'to'. It is free from agreement, tense, or participle endings. It is the simplest form of verb, the way it is found in the dictionary. The first- and second-person singular, and the plural present-tense form of a verb is called a base verb. Instances of the same are: make, excel, cry, try, pray, check, etc.

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 MR.ARJUNKAUL

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ROOT FORM OF VERB is the simple form of VERB like sing dance play and etc

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 Root form of  Verb is the basic form of a  verb from which we can derive other tenses of the simple verb in order to give  the complete sense(s) of .any sentence(s).

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The Root Form or Base Form is the simplest form of a verb.

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 The Root Form or Base Form is the simplest form of a verb.

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root form of verb is the simple form of VERB

EG :DANCE ,WORK,PAINT,WRITE etc

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Hi!

The Root Form or Base Form is the simplest form of a verb.

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root form of a verb is the simplest form of a verb

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i dont know . no comment

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Traditionally, the base form of the verb consists of the infinitive such as eat, sleep, buy, wear, etc. without adding 'to'. It is free from agreement, tense, or participle endings. It is the simplest form of verb, the way it is found in the dictionary. The first- and second-person singular, and the plural present-tense form of a verb is called a base verb. Instances of the same are: make, excel, cry, try, pray, check, etc.

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 Traditionally, the base form of the verb consists of the infinitive such as eat, sleep, buy, wear, etc. without adding 'to'. It is free from agreement, tense, or participle endings. It is the simplest form of verb, the way it is found in the dictionary. The first- and second-person singular, and the plural present-tense form of a verb is called a base verb. Instances of the same are: make, excel, cry, try, pray, check, etc.

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