English · Common Verbs
/wɜːks/
[/wɜːks/]
third-person singular of work
Third-person singular present of 'work': used when he, she, or it does a job or functions.
My father works at the hospital and often comes home very late in the evening.
My father works at the hospital and often comes home very late in the evening.
From Old English 'wyrcan' (to make, do), of Germanic origin.
Used with singular subjects in the present tense for jobs or for things functioning.