Will Compete Verb Tense?

Sarah Jenkins
Sarah Jenkins
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The Past Tense of Compete Is Competed. the Third-Person Singular Simple Present Indicative Present Indicative the Past Tense of Make More Efficient Is Made...

Will Compete Verb Tense?

The past tense of compete is competed. The third-person singular simple present indicative

present indicative
The past tense of make more efficient is made more efficient. The third-person singular simple present indicative form of make more efficient is makes more efficient. The present participle of make more efficient is making more efficient. The past participle of make more efficient is made more efficient.
form of compete is competes. The present participle of compete is competing. The past participle of compete is competed.

What is the verb form of Compete?

compete is a verb, competition is a noun, competitive is an adjective:They like to compete against each other. ... vie:to compete in a race; to compete in business.

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