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Anonymous  +  760927 Tue, 02 Jun 09 12:57 AM
which one of the following words is a singular verb?    Sees, Fly, Shirts, Walk
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Best answer by Yankee  +  760950 Tue, 02 Jun 09 01:05 AM
"Sees" is the third person singular form (simple present tense) of the verb "see".


"Fly" and "walk" can be used as the first or second person singular.


The word "shirts" is a plural noun.
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Yoong Liat  +  761211 Tue, 02 Jun 09 04:37 AM
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“which one of the following words is a singular verb?    Sees, Fly, Shirts, Walk

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sees

fly 

walk


A singular verb ends with 's'. So 'sees' is a singular, whereas 'fly' and 'walk' are plural verbs.
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