English Verbs Conjugation

English Verbs and - How to conjugate

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

Indicative Present I begin you begin he/she/it begins we begin you begin they begin Past I began you began he/she/it began we began you began they began	Infinitive - Gerund to begin - beginning	Imperative begin let's begin
	Participle Present beginning Past begun

Past participle having begun

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

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Academic English Word List and Example Sentences

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