English Verbs Conjugation

English Verbs and - How to conjugate

What is the first , second and third form of "pain"

Indicative Present I pain you pain he/she/it pains we pain you pain they pain Past I pained you pained he/she/it pained we pained you pained they pained	Infinitive - Gerund to pain - paining	Imperative pain let's pain
	Participle Present paining Past pained

Past participle having pained

All English Tenses Present continuous I am paining you are paining he/she/it is paining we are paining you are paining they are paining Present perfect I have pained you have pained he/she/it has pained we have pained you have pained they have pained Future I will pain you will pain he/she/it will pain we will pain you will pain they will pain Future perfect I will have pained you will have pained he/she/it will have pained we will have pained you will have pained they will have pained Past continuous I was paining you were paining he/she/it was paining we were paining you were paining they were paining Past perfect I had pained you had pained he/she/it had pained we had pained you had pained they had pained Future continuous I will be paining you will be paining he/she/it will be paining we will be paining you will be paining they will be paining Present perfect continuous I have been paining you have been paining he/she/it has been paining we have been paining you have been paining they have been paining Past perfect continuous I had been paining you had been paining he/she/it had been paining we had been paining you had been paining they had been paining Future perfect continuous I will have been paining you will have been paining he/she/it will have been paining we will have been paining you will have been paining they will have been paining

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prepay - preponderate - prepossess - prerecord - preregister - presage - prescribe - present - preserve - preset - preshrink - preside - presort - press - pressure - pressurize - presume - presuppose - pretend - pretest - prettify - pretty - prevail - prevaricate - prevent - preview - prey - price - prick - prickle - pride - prime - primp - print - prioritize - prise - privatize - privilege - prize - probate - probe - proceed - process - procession - proclaim