3 years ago

Identify the inflection of the verb (occured). thank you :)

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Answer: The inflection mof the verb "occured" is -ed, which indicates past tense.

Explanation: The -ed inflection is used to indicate past tense, that is to say to refer to an event or situation that took place before the present time. In contrast, the -s or -es inflection is used to indicate present tense. In that way, the ending "-ed" has been added to the base form "occur" to indicate past tense and; therefore, to indicate past time.

aalyn [17]3 years ago

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The inflection of the verb occurred is a past-tense.

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