Because a Norwegian learning English would have to learn to always use a different verb in those cases when in Norwegian the verb remains the same. It is sort-of like always putting the adjective after the noun in Spanish when in English we always put it before the noun.
green house
casa verde
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>>So in all cases the verb is går? Interesting. That must have made English very confusing at first.
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>I don't see why. So it is in English, 'cept for he/she.
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