Posted by bob on Monday, November 10, 2008 at 8:30pm.
Inflected forms are all the forms that different words take, mostly reflecting their use in a sentence.
http://mrsdell.org/inflectedforms.html
Ex:
* regular English noun = boy, boys, boy's, boys'
* irregular English noun = child, children, child's, children's
* regular English verb = all the different forms in all the different tenses.
thank you..
so like for the word laugh, it could vary, like laughing, laughed, etc.?
Yes, all of these:
laugh
laughs
laughed
laughing
ahh ok thanks
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