👉 Inflection is a grammatical phenomenon in which words are modified by the addition or removal of vowels, typically at the end of the word. Inflectional forms are formed when a vowel is added to the end of a word and the rest of the word remains unchanged (except for the final consonant). For example, "cat" becomes "kat" in inflected form. Inflection is crucial in English grammar because it allows us to change the meaning of words by modifying their endings. It
