achieve is a verb. Its forms are
achieve
achieves
achieved
achieving
Achieving is the present participle of achieve.
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I/you/we/they achieve. He/she/it achieves. The present participle is achieving.
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No, the word 'achieve' is a verb: achieve, achieves, achieving, achieved.To achieve is to reach or attain a desired objective, level, or result by effort, skill, or courage; to accomplish.The noun forms for the verb to achieve are achiever, achievement, and the gerund, achieving.
The suffix for achieve is "-ment", so when added to achieve, it becomes "achievement".
Achievable is a related adjective.
The verb of achievements is achieve.Other verbs are achieves, achieving and achieved.Some example sentences are:"I will achieve these set goals"."He achieves the required grade"."I am achieving this resolution"."He nearly achieved it".
Achievement is the outcome of the action of achieving. Another noun form for the verb achieve is achiever, the one who performs the action of achieving.
Past - achieved. Present - achieve/achieves/achieving. Future - will achieve.
The word grammar is a noun.
The abstract noun forms of the verb to achieve are achievement and the gerund, achieving.