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Do verbs always end in ly?

No, verbs do not always end in "ly".

"Ly" is typically used to form adverbs, which modify verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs. For example:

* Verb: "He ran quickly." ("Quickly" is an adverb modifying the verb "ran".)

Verbs themselves have a wide range of endings depending on their tense, person, and number. Here are some examples:

* Present tense: "walk", "run", "sing", "eat"

* Past tense: "walked", "ran", "sang", "ate"

* Future tense: "will walk", "will run", "will sing", "will eat"

It's important to distinguish between adverbs and verbs to understand how words function in a sentence.

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