The English word "shit," when used as a verb, means "expel feces from the body or cause (feces, etc.) to be expelled" (The Oxford American Dictionary and Language Guide, 1999). How is the verb inflected? The word "sit" is inflected sit/sat/sat, as in "Today I sit; yesterday I sat; many times I have sat." Is "shit" inflected shit/shat/shat, as in "Today I shit; yesterday I shat; many times I have shat"? Just wondering.
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