Good evening, and greetings for everyone. I have another question about the used the singular and plural in english.

In the following expression:
"We just studies many words"
Why the verb "to study" is in its plural form
Even when the subject is in plural instead of (He, she or It)?

Is that correct?

Question

Good evening, and greetings for everyone. I have another question about the used the singular and plural in english.

In the following expression:
"We just studies many words"
Why the verb "to study" is in its plural form
Even when the subject is in plural instead of (He, she or It)?

Is that correct?

Answer

“studies” is actually the he/she/it form of “to study” which makes it third person singular.

The conjugation of “to study” is:

I study 
You study 
He/she/it studies 
We study 
You (plural) study 
They study

Typically present verbs only change endings in the he/she/it form.

Answer

We study
He studies
They study
She studies

Answer

English verbs don't have plural forms, so to speak. It just looks like it. The sentence is incorrect.