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If you say 'I taste the difference' then 'taste' is the present tense. If you say 'I will taste the difference' then it's the future tense, although strictly speaking the word requires 'will' to go before it in this instance.

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10y ago

Taste is both a verb and a noun.

Verb: I tasted the chicken. The chicken tastesdelicious. Did you taste the chicken?

Noun: I like the taste of chicken.

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The noun forms of the verb to taste are taster and the gerund, tasting.

The word 'taste' is also a noun.

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It is "taste/tastes".

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Tasted

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