New posts in inflectional-morphology

Be we all here?

dialects literature be register inflectional-morphology

What’s the opposite of “wider”? [closed]

antonyms is-it-a-word comparatives inflectional-morphology

Shouldn't “some of the phenomenon” be plural?

grammatical-number suffixes greek inflectional-morphology

Can "Targetings" be a plural form of "Targeting" as a noun?

grammatical-number countable-nouns inflectional-morphology deverbal-nouns

The correct way to write 'The Morgans" on a sign? [duplicate]

grammatical-number names proper-nouns surnames inflectional-morphology

He/Him/His VS She/Her/Her

meaning etymology pronouns grammatical-case inflectional-morphology

Third person present and past in King James Bible

tenses early-modern-english inflectional-morphology

Plural forms of gerunds [duplicate]

syntactic-analysis parts-of-speech inflectional-morphology gerund-phrases deverbal-nouns

Why doesn’t the sentence "the standard of proof being one based on balance of probabilities" contain a verb?

grammaticality verbs inflectional-morphology sentence-fragments absolute-constructions

Plural of table leaf

word-usage nouns grammatical-number morphology inflectional-morphology

Should this verb be in the third-person singular form, the infinitive form, or the present participle form? [duplicate]

sense-verbs gerund-phrases inflectional-morphology infinitive-constructions nonfinite-clause-complementation

Is it ever correct to say "if I be..." in present-day English?

syntactic-analysis conditionals historical-change contemporary-english inflectional-morphology

How do you title a letter to a family surname? [duplicate]

grammatical-number names proper-nouns surnames inflectional-morphology

"Crossed-referenced", "Crashed-landed", and other twice-inflected verbs

verbs past-tense morphology errors inflectional-morphology

"who doesn't" vs. "who don't"

grammaticality verb-agreement negation contractions inflectional-morphology

What is the gram­mat­i­cal term for “‑ed” words like these?

single-word-requests syntactic-analysis parts-of-speech inflectional-morphology grammatical-roles

Why did American English change certain past tense verb endings from ‑t to ‑ed but not others?

etymology transatlantic-differences inflectional-morphology irregular-verbs

Why is "be" the only English verb that inflects for grammatical person, not just for grammatical number like all the rest of them?

verb-agreement personal-pronouns conjugation copular-verbs inflectional-morphology

Is the correct pronunciation of "Have you seen Mary's book" "Mary book"?

grammar pronunciation inflectional-morphology style-manuals morphemes

Why is it “Who be ye?” and not “Who are ye?” in archaic forms of English?

early-modern-english literary-english inflectional-morphology