English · Common Verbs
/tɔːks/
[/tɔːks/]
third-person singular of talk
Third-person singular present of 'talk': used when he, she, or it speaks or has a conversation.
My neighbour talks to her plants every morning because she believes it helps them grow.
My neighbour talks to her plants every morning because she believes it helps them grow.
From Middle English 'talken', probably related to 'tale' and 'tell'.
Used with singular subjects in the present tense to describe speaking habits.