nobody want(s)

[ahmin92]

I think nobody want(s) to be friend with you.

Nobody want(s) to be friend with you

Nobody skip(s) school today.

When should I use wants and when should I use want? Is this just like "anyone..somebody"?? And what do you call the *s* ?

[bhaisahab]

I think nobody want(s) to be friends with you.

Nobody want(s) to be friends with you

Nobody skip(s) school today.

When should I use wants and when should I use want? Is this just like "anyone..somebody"?? And what do you call the *s* ?

"Nobody" is third person singular so the verb takes an "s".

[5jj]

I think nobody wants to be friends with you.
More natural as : "I don't think anybody wants to be friends with you.")
Nobody wants to be friends with you
Nobody skips school today.
(More likely to be: "Nobody is skipping/has skipped school today.")

The '-s' is the third person singular ending of the verb in the present simple. 'Nobody' is singular, and is therefore followed by verbs in the present tense with this ending.