Sentence examples for the present indicative from inspiring English sources

The verb is inflected only in the present indicative.

"Dost" or "doest" would be the present indicative form to go with thou.

Formation of the present indicative: the competing forces of sound change and analogical adjustment.

The present indicative "is repealed" in the "if" clause (known as the "protasis" of the conditional sentence) would work best if the main clause (the "apodosis") included a simple future tense: "The average beneficiary will pay … if the act is repealed".

Use the present indicative.

Conjugate hacer in the present indicative.

And the stories in the third part — "Presente Indicativo," "Present Indicative" — are more rooted in the present, and, as Levi said, "indicative of our time".

She could still conjugate several French verbs, hear him reading from lists he'd written on the chalkboard: present indicative, present conditional, present subjunctive.

The title, "Vienen," is Spanish; it is the third-person plural present indicative form of venir, which means "they come" or "they are coming".

In earlier stages of most Romance languages the verbal root (most often as it appears in the third-person singular present indicative) could be used as a noun, a process known as back-formation (compare Romanian laudă 'praise,' Italian domanda 'question,' French approche 'approach,' désir 'desire,' Spanish baila 'dance,' Portuguese muda 'change'change

In the case of the solution where H3CP256 H3DFO = 1, visualisation of the ITLC plate revealed that only a single "spot" was present, indicative of the predominance of [Zr CP256)]+ in solution (Fig. S5c †).