Top Highlights

• In both English and Spanish, the most common way to inflect a word is by adding an ending.
• It is also common in both languages to use suffixes to change to change its part of speech.
• Both languages have irregular verbs and occasionally change the stem (the base word) rather than add a suffix.
• English has limited use of inflection of verbs, known as conjugation, primarily using "-d" or "-ed" for regular verbs for the past tense and adding "-ing" to form the gerund.
• inflects verbs extensively to indicate tense, mood, and person.

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