bobbiewillonda bobbiewillonda

06-04-2016
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Identify the inflection of the verb to climb. infinitive present, third person singular past tense present participle

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WorldlyGlass49 WorldlyGlass49

13-04-2016

The inflection of the verb to climb is infinitive.
Present, third person singular would be - climbs.
Past tense would be - climbed.
Present participle would be - climbing.

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carsonclyburn07 carsonclyburn07

20-07-2022

Answer: infinitive

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