Definition: Conjugation in English is the process by which a verb is transformed into its grammatical form. This transformation typically involves changing the tense, tense marker (present or past), tense agreement, number of the subject, and case of the object. For example: - Conjugating "go" from the present tense to the past tense changes the subject and tense from imperative to non-imperative. - Conjugating "be" from the present simple form to the present continuous forms like "am," "is," "are" or "was," changes the tense from imperative to passive voice. - Conjugating "play" from the past perfect form to the past simple and past passive forms (like "played") changes both the subject and object. The process of conjugation is crucial in many parts of the English language because it allows speakers to make accurate translations between sentences, improve understanding of grammar, and enhance communication skills.
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