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Nicolas Alvarez wrote:
> And English just has "speak", "speaks", "spoke", "spoken", and "speaking".
To be fair, there's a lot more tenses than that, except you use multiple
verbs and conjugate the other verbs. We even have a verb that means nothing
except it carries the conjugation along.
I speak.
He speaks.
I spoke.
I have spoken.
I am speaking.
I have been speaking.
I will speak.
I will be speaking.
I will have been speaking.
Do I speak?
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Darren New, San Diego CA, USA (PST)
Yes, we're traveling togeher,
but to different destinations.
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