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As a verb, the word think would be first and second person both singular and plural, but third person plural.
I think.
You think.
He thinks.
We think.
They think.
As a noun, it would be singular, however its use as a noun is very marginal.
I sat down and gave it a good think.
Unless you are trying to write the next Huckleberry Finn, don't use think as a noun.
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