食べる

食べる

To eat.

Here, '食べます' is the polite present tense form of the verb '食べる', used to express a habitual action or routine.

毎朝パンを食べます。

I eat bread every morning.

In this sentence, '食べてもいいですか' is a polite way to ask for permission to eat something, demonstrating the verb's application in polite requests.

このりんごを食べてもいいですか？

May I eat this apple?

Here, '食べさせられました' uses the causative-passive form of the verb '食べる', conveying being compelled to eat something.

あのレストランでは毎日ケーキを食べさせられました。

In that restaurant, I was made to eat cake every day.