Find the he / she / it forms of the verbs in the text. 1 say 3 have 5 change 7 watch 2 live 4 exercise 6 go 8 study

Please find answers in the explanation column

Explanation: Writing the right form of verbs for he / she / it  forms, we have

1.  say He says

                  She says

                   it says

2.  live He lives

                  She lives

                   it lives

3. have He has

                  She has

                   it has

4. exercise He exercises

                         She exercises

                            it  exercises

5 change He changes

                        She changes  

                        it changes

6. go He goes

                  She goes

                   it goes

7.watch He watches

                   She watches

                    it watches

8.study He studies

                  She studies

                   it studies

The answer is:

d.  Happy branches, that will never lose your leaves or leave the springtime.

In the excerpt from "Ode on a Grecian Urn," the author John Keats makes reference to the branches of the trees surrounding two lovers in a picture in an ancient Greek urn. In that respect, Keats is joyful that the leaves will remain on the tree and will not fall to the ground. As a result, the branches represent the couple's eternal love rather than a short temporary romance.