English Verbs Conjugation

English Verbs and - How to conjugate

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

Indicative Present I rail you rail he/she/it rails we rail you rail they rail Past I railed you railed he/she/it railed we railed you railed they railed	Infinitive - Gerund to rail - railing	Imperative rail let's rail
	Participle Present railing Past railed

Past participle having railed

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

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