I need help on grammer?

Question

anyone know any good site to get help on grammer....and one more question here is an example what's the difference when you say belives with an "S" at the end and believe without that "S" or comes/come...things like that....thanks ahead!

Answer 1

s is used whena word is written after he/she.see the examples below:-
1) i come
he comes
she comes
they come
we come

2) i believe
he believes
she believes
they believe
we believe

So, a 's' is use only if the peson is first person singular(befor he or she). Understood?

Some sites for your help-

www.edufind.com/english/grammar/

esl.about.com/cs/onlinecourses/a/a_ecourses.htm

www.nfgs.essex.sch.uk/

www.learn4good.com/languages/evr_english_grammar.htm

www.splashesfromtheriver.com/

www.lousywriter.com/

www.dailygrammar.com/home.shtml

www.englishonline.net/

I hope these sites and my examples helped you. Please rank my reply as best.Please!

Answer 2

I would just use the spell check with grammar on your computer when you are done writing something. You could type whatever you need to and then check it whether you are going to turn the typed version in or hand write it.
In most cases, when your subject is singular (just one person, place, or thing) the verb has an s added. When the subject is plural, you don't add an s to the verb. For example it would be she believes and they believe. There are always exceptions like I...I believe.

Answer 3

You also need help with spelling (grammar, not grammer) and punctuation. In your search bar, type in "english grammar". You should find a variety of sites that can help. There are also spelling and punctuation exercises available on different sites.

The verbs "believe" and "come" use the "s" at the end to show that it is third person (He , She or It) singular and present tense. Yes, all of that is contained inthe "s"! Without the "s", it is present tense for all other persons (I, You, We, They). Present tense is used to speak about routines, theories, anything that happens on a regular basis.

Answer 4

with verbs (action words, like run, eat, drink etc) adding "s" or not adding it, depends on the subject of the sentence...
for example
Here she comes.
the subject is she and there is an "s" , when the subject is singular like he, she, it verbs has an "S" in the ending
another example,
Here they come.
in this instance, the verb come doesn't have an "s" in the end because the subject "they" is plural, other plural subjects include, they, our, them...etc

Answer 5

With believe you would conjugate the verb like this:

I believe -- we believe
you believe -- you believe
he/she/it believes -- they believe

and for come:
I come -- we come
you come -- you come
he/she/it comes -- they come


Here is a quick lesson on verbs like the question you asked, and another link for grammar help. Smiles!

Answer 6

Try the links below.

Good luck

Answer 7

. . . . . . . . . . . . Singular . . . . . . . . . Plural
1st Person . . . I eat . . . . . . . . . .. . . We eat
2nd Person . . You eat . . . . . . . . . .You eat
3rd Person . . . He, she, it eats . . . They eat

3rd person singular is what you're talking about.