Is Guarantees a Present Tense?

The third-person singular simple present indicative form of guarantee is guarantees. The present participle of guarantee is guaranteeing. The past participle of guarantee is guaranteed.

Is guaranteed a past tense?

The verb 'guarantee' is part of a group of English verbs known as 'regular verbs'. ... In the case of verbs ending with E, as guarantee, all you have to do is add D. Therefore, the past form of 'guarantee' is 'guaranteed'.

What type of word is guarantee?

Guarantee is a word that is both a noun and a verb: the noun means "a binding agreement" and the verb is the act of making that agreement.