English · Common Verbs
/swɪmz/
[/swɪmz/]
third-person singular of swim
Third-person singular present of 'swim': he, she, or it moves through water.
He swims every morning before work because it helps him feel calm and ready for the day.
He swims every morning before work because it helps him feel calm and ready for the day.
From Old English 'swimman' (to swim).
Used with singular subjects in the present tense.