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What verb form is the word RUSHES?

"RUSHES" can be either a plural noun or a third-person singular present tense verb.

Here's how to tell which it is:

* Plural noun: If it's referring to multiple rushes (like a type of plant or a sudden movement), then it's a plural noun.

* Example: The rushes by the river were swaying in the wind.

* Third-person singular present tense verb: If it's describing an action that someone or something is doing, then it's a verb.

* Example: He rushes to the store every morning.

To determine the correct form, you need to look at the sentence it's used in and understand the context.

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