English verb conjugator

English Verb Conjugator

The modification of a verb to show different aspects or conditions of the action is called verb conjugation. Learning how to conjugate verbs is essential for learning English. Here you will find an endless list of English verbs where you can choose to see how they conjugate.

Just click on the link and choose your verb from the list to see all the different forms

http://www.englishlanguageguide.com/languagetools/verbs.asp

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Making suggestions

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Making suggestions

Language for making suggestions
Question opener	+ subject	+ infinitive without 'to'
Why don't	I you we they	buy...? go...? meet...?
Why doesn't	he/she
Shall	I we
Question opener		+ infinitive without 'to'
I, you, he, she, we	should could	say... arrange... talk... eat... get...
Let's Why not
NotePerhaps and maybe can both be used before 'could' and 'should' if you want to sound more polite. Examples: Perhaps we could phone them. Maybe we should have a big party.

Making a point

Language for making a point
Expressing opinion		Examples
I think (that)...		I think you should go now.
My view is (that)...		My view is that the project will fail.
In my opinion, ...		In my opinion, the firm can succeed.
Persuading
I can assure you (that)...		I can assure you that we've done everything we can.
Making a statement
The fact is (that)...		The fact is, he's a great performer.
The point is (that)...		The point is, we don't know if they're being honest.
Other expressions
You're missing the point (can sound a bit rude)		You're missing the point - why do you never listen properly to what I'm saying?
Look, ... (can sound quite aggressive)		Look, everyone thinks it's a bad idea.