You can see that in English, the verb to be changes ... But what has this got to do with conjugation? Well, in Irish, regular verbs are categorised into two types - 1st conjugation and 2nd ...

In this exercise, you'll see input verbs and model verbs ... The point of this verb exercise is to let us explore conjugation and ask ourselves why some verb conjugations are "wrong" or considered ...

Japanese dictionaries list verbs in this form ... there are two patterns for this conjugation. For one, you remove MASU, and add RU. For example, ORIMASU (to get off) becomes ORIRU.

We have also made available the tables of conjugation patterns of verbs to the TE-form and the NAI-form in the Learning Tools pages for the past lessons. So, please refer to them.

The TA-form of verbs is the conjugation form of verbs that ends with TA or DA. It is for the past or the perfect aspect of verbs. Let me explain how you can change the MASU-form to the TA-form.