Pronunciation: /ˌkɑn.dʒəˈɡeɪ.ʃən/
noun a variation of a verb in a language that indicates tense, person, number, aspect, mood, or voice
A1 I am learning the basics of verb conjugation in my Spanish class.
A2 She struggles with the conjugation of irregular verbs in French.
B1 The teacher emphasized the importance of proper conjugation in forming sentences.
B2 The student's conjugation of the verb 'to be' was flawless.
C1 His advanced knowledge of verb conjugation allowed him to speak fluently in multiple languages.
C2 The linguist's research focused on the historical development of verb conjugation in different languages.
adjective related to the combination of elements in a group or set
A1 In Spanish class, we learned about regular verb conjugation.
A2 She struggled with the conjugation of irregular verbs in French.
B1 The students were tested on their ability to use correct verb conjugation in German.
B2 The conjugation of verbs in Latin can be quite complex.
C1 His mastery of verb conjugation in multiple languages impressed the linguistics professor.
C2 The author's intricate use of verb conjugation added depth to the novel.
formal The Spanish verb 'hablar' undergoes a different conjugation for each subject pronoun.
informal I struggle with conjugation when learning a new language.
slang I need to brush up on my verb conjugation before the test.
figurative Conjugation is like solving a puzzle, fitting each verb form into its proper place.
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