In grammar, when we conjugate a verb, it just means that we change the verb in order for a sentence to make sense. In Irish, regular verbs are categorised into two conjugations.

The English verb is more complex than the English noun. There is one uninflected form and five inflected forms. The uninflected form is often called the infinitive, and it is identical with the ...

This article offers a comprehensive analysis of the constituent-structure and linear-order properties of English transitive and intransitive V-P constructions involving so-called 'particles' (turn on ...

In one paper, researchers at Harvard University focused on the evolution of English verb conjugations over a 1,200-year period.