Both give and gives are used for the present tense but "give" is used with I, you, they while "gives" is used with he. she, and it. In addition, give is used for the future tense with both I and you as well as he, she, and it. examples are: I give you a book. You give me a book He (or she) gives you a book. It gives you energy to drink Juice I shall give you a book He will give you a book.
Gives is plural. Give is singular.
Gives is plural. Give is singular.
The present tense of "gave" is "give."
"The dance gives students from the two schools a chance to meet." "It gives me great pleasure to welcome you to the group." "He gives his grandmother candy on her birthday." "Building something with your own hands gives you a sense of accomplishment."
it is "gives" or "he gives" .... "I give" = "Do" "You give" = "Das" "He/She/It gives" = "Dat" "We give" ="Damus" "You (plural person) give" ="Datis" "They give" = "Dant"
Both give and gives are used for the present tense but "give" is used with I, you, they while "gives" is used with he. she, and it. In addition, give is used for the future tense with both I and you as well as he, she, and it. examples are: I give you a book. You give me a book He (or she) gives you a book. It gives you energy to drink Juice I shall give you a book He will give you a book.
dar- to give da- he or she or it gives
Gives is plural. Give is singular.
Gives is plural. Give is singular.
Linus gives you the invitation after you give him the lemon sucker that Pigpen gives you. Roll the pumpkin back to the house and Linus gives you a trick-or-treat bag. Go outside and give it to Pigpen, who gives you a lemon sucker. Give it to Linus and he gives you his invitation. (He'll be in the pumpkin patch all night.)
yes, it is illegal to give my friend a CD then he copy's it and gives it back.
florida gives oranges
Zeus gives Thunder.
It gives them minerals.
Gives me/give me
The present tense of "gave" is "give."