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| I am trying to figure out what tense this verb is in. I don't know him, I don't think (is this the verb "think") of him. He doesn't exist. I am also having trouble figuring out the tense and the aspect in this sentence. He won't understand (verb) all the gravity of this fact to us. |
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| Hello Jenv "I do not know" = the present tense of the auxiliary verb "do" + the adverb "not" + the infinitive "know". In effect, it's the present tense. "He won't understand" = the present tense of the auxiliary verb "will" + the adverb "not" + the infinitive "understand". It's the future tense. (By the way, it's input, not imput!) See you, MrP |
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