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Drinking: minum
Use one common verb across singular, plural, inclusive and exclusive subjects.
Meaning in context
Minum means drink; air means water, not English air. Other objects: teh (tea) and kopi (coffee).
Explicit subject patterns
saya minum; kamu minum; dia minum; kami minum; kalian minum; mereka minum; kita minum; Anda minum. These are subject substitutions, not conjugations.
Build a statement
Use subject + minum + air. air = water. Other grammatical orders exist; the order task requests this specific pattern.
Mereka minum air.