Editing Czech language (section)

====Verb classes====
{{main|Morphological classification of Czech verbs}}

Most Czech verbs fall into one of five [[morphological classification of Czech verbs|classes]], which determine their conjugation patterns. The future tense of ''být'' would be classified as a Class I verb because of its endings. Examples of the present tense of each class and some common irregular verbs follow in the tables below:<ref>{{Harvnb|Naughton|2005|pp=136–140}}</ref>

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!
!Class I
!Class II
!Class III
!Class IV
!Class V
|-
!Definition 
|to carry
|to print
|to wander
|to suffer
|to do, to make
|-
!Infinitive
|''nést''
|''tisknout''
|''putovat''
|''trpět''
|''dělat''
|-
!1st p. sg.
|''nesu''
|''tisknu''
|''putuji''
|''trpím''
|''dělám''
|-
!2nd p. sg.
|''neseš''
|''tiskneš''
|''putuješ''
|''trpíš''
|''děláš''
|-
!3rd p. sg.
|''nese''
|''tiskne''
|''putuje''
|''trpí''
|''dělá''
|-
!1st p. pl.
|''neseme''
|''tiskneme''
|''putujeme''
|''trpíme''
|''děláme''
|-
!2nd p. pl.
|''nesete''
|''tisknete''
|''putujete''
|''trpíte''
|''děláte''
|-
!3rd p. pl.
|''nesou''
|''tisknou''
|''putují''
|''trpí''
|''dělají''
|}
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|+Irregular verbs
!Definition 
|to be
|to want
|to eat
|to know
|-
!Infinitive
|''být''
|''chtít''
|''jíst''
|''vědět''
|-
!1st p. sg.
|''jsem''
|''chci''
|''jím''
|''vím''
|-
!2nd p. sg.
|''jsi''
|''chceš''
|''jíš''
|''víš''
|-
!3rd p. sg.
|''je''
|''chce''
|''jí''
|''ví''
|-
!1st p. pl.
|''jsme''
|''chceme''
|''jíme''
|''víme''
|-
!2nd p. pl.
|''jste''
|''chcete''
|''jíte''
|''víte''
|-
!3rd p. pl.
|''jsou''
|''chtějí''
|''jedí''
|''vědí''
|}
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