So as a first language, we just learnt the English language without really focusing on its basic conjugations. I'd use 5 common verbs to show you how to avoid errors I see here everyday.

1. To have:
I have
You have
He/she/it has
We have
They have

2. To come
I come
You come
He/she/it comes
We come
They come

3. To go:
I go
You go
He/she/it goes
We go
They go

4. To cry:
I cry
You cry
He/she/it cries
We cry
They cry

5. To buy:
I buy
You buy
He/she/it buys
We buy
They buy


OK now, what can you notice from the above conjugations?
They're not all the same!!!
You can't say 'he have', because it's wrong.

Take for example: He go to school everyday (wrong)
He goes to school everyday (right)

She come here everyday (wrong)
She comes here everyday (right)

What goes around come back around (wrong)
What goes around comes back around (right)

I think that I'm out of my mind (right)
He think that he's out of his mind (wrong)
They think that they're out of their mind (right)
She thinks that she's out of her mind (right)

He have gone (wrong)
He has gone (right)

Please take note and avoid these mistakes. Thanks

Okay bruh....

Aiight dude.

Nice one op

viyon02:
Nice one op

thanks, I appreciate.

Op formula i.e the Concord pls

Aminu212:
Op formula i.e the Concord pls

in verbs, the first person (I and you) retains a singular form, while (he/she/it) becomes plural. (They and we) also retains a singular form.

I go, you go, he goes (notice the es added)

He never listens to me, not he never listen to me.
I never listen to my mother, not I never listens t my mother.

Understood?