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Can anybody help? Why does the form change with personal prononus, when we talk about he/she /it.
For example:
I drive
you drive
He/she/it drives
I've looked in Swan's Usage but can't find it.
Can anybody help? Why does the form change with personal prononus, when we talk about he/she /it.
For example:
I drive
you drive
He/she/it drives
I've looked in Swan's Usage but can't find it.
Bob
Presumably what you are asking is why the verb changes?
Personal pronouns 
Linear Mode
