Present
Simple present · now, habits and facts
- I I infer
- you you infer
- he, she, it he infers
- we we infer
- they they infer
ENGLISH VERB
to infer, to deduce
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Simple present · now, habits and facts
Simple past · finished actions
Future · “will”
Present continuous · happening right now
Present perfect · “have done”
Conditional · “would”
Imperative · requests and orders
One sentence for each tense, the way people say it.
I infer a lot from how people say hello.
I infer a lot from the way people say hi.
We inferred from the noise that the party had started.
We deduced from the noise that the party had started.
Readers will infer the ending from the title.
Readers will infer the ending from the title.
You're inferring things I never said.
You're inferring things I never said.
The doctor has inferred a lot from one exam.
The doctor inferred a lot from a single test.
Anyone would infer that from his face.
Anyone would infer that from his face.
Infer what you can, then ask the rest.
Infer whatever you can, then ask the rest.
The lessons that teach a form of it, and how they say it.
The same pattern, on other verbs: irregular verb.