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What is the present tense of accept?
The present tense of "accept" is "accepts."
write these sentence in the present simple tense and the past simple tense.I shall accept your challenge?
Present Simple: I should accept your challenge. Past Simple: I should have accepted your challenge.
Is denies the present tense of deny?
Yes, it is present tense in the third person singular. "Deny" is also present tense.I denyWe denyYou denyHe/she deniesThey deny
How do you make sentence using the word accept?
I accept your proposal to work on this project together.
What is a homophone for the word accept?
A homophone for "accept" is "except."
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