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error when conjugating a verb "found"

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Issue type
Bug
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Mostly clear
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python
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backend

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No file or test is named. Start by reproducing conjugate(lexeme('found')) and comparing it with the reported find result, then trace the conjugate and lexeme entry points. Done means the reported found forms are returned correctly and the requested distinction between infinitive and conjugated input is defined and covered by tests.

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Description

Conjugating a verb "found" is not working properly.
The result is the same as conjugating a verb "find".
lexeme('found') also gives the same result as find. ['find', 'finds', 'finding', 'found']
The result should be ['found', 'founds', 'founding', 'founded']
It seems that conjugate(lexeme) function is designed to work with all conjugated forms of a verb for convenience.

I think there should be an input option that specifies whether the input verb is in infinitive form or not.

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