- its past
tense by
means of
changes to the stem
vowel Strong inflection, a
system of verb
conjugation contrasted with an
alternative "weak"
system in the...
- has
three categories of
verbs (
strong, weak, & present-preterite) and two
categories of
nouns (
strong, weak).
Conjugation and
declension are
carried out...
-
original regular strong conjugations have
largely disintegrated, with the
result that in
modern English grammar, a
distinction between strong and weak verbs...
- In linguistics,
conjugation (/ˌkɒndʒʊˈɡeɪʃən/) is the
creation of
derived forms of a verb from its prin****l
parts by
inflection (alteration of form according...
-
violation of CP-symmetry (or
charge conjugation parity symmetry): the
combination of C-symmetry (charge
conjugation symmetry) and P-symmetry (parity symmetry)...
-
majority of
which follows one of
three common patterns of
conjugation.
Italian conjugation is
affected by mood, person, tense, number,
aspect and occasionally...
-
groups with
similar conjugation pattern and
historical origin.
These can be
broadly grouped into two
classes – the
Germanic weak and
strong groups – although...
- verb
whose conjugation follows the
typical pattern, or one of the
typical patterns, of the
language to
which it belongs. A verb
whose conjugation follows...
-
either weak or
strong. The two
different conjugation patterns,
though similar, have two
different meanings. A verb with a weak
conjugation as in the section...
- Cross-
conjugation is a
special type of
conjugation in a molecule, when in a set of
three pi
bonds only two pi
bonds interact with each
other by
conjugation...
