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What is the difference beteween clarify, clarifies, clarified?



 
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What is the difference beteween clarify, clarifies, clarified? #1 (permalink) Wed Jul 09, 2008 2:04 am   What is the difference beteween clarify, clarifies, clarified?		  
when is the time to use clarify. Clarifies and clarified?
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what is the difference btw clarify, clarifies, clarified? #2 (permalink) Wed Jul 09, 2008 3:24 am   what is the difference btw clarify, clarifies, clarified?		  
Clarify and clarifies are present tense. You'll use clarifies for 3rd person singular.

Can you clarify that please?

Well, that certainly clarifies things.


Clarified is past tense.

His answer clarified the question.

However, clarified can also be used as an adjective.

Is that clarified butter?
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