English Verbs Conjugation

English Verbs and - How to conjugate

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

Indicative

Present
I do
you do
he/she/it does
we do
you do
they do
Past
I did
you did
he/she/it did
we did
you did
they did

Infinitive - Gerund

to do - doing

Imperative

do
let's do

Participle

Present
doing
Past
done


Past participle
having done

All English Tenses

Present continuous
I am doing
you are doing
he/she/it is doing
we are doing
you are doing
they are doing
Present perfect
I have done
you have done
he/she/it has done
we have done
you have done
they have done
Future
I will do
you will do
he/she/it will do
we will do
you will do
they will do
Future perfect
I will have done
you will have done
he/she/it will have done
we will have done
you will have done
they will have done

Past continuous

I was doing
you were doing
he/she/it was doing
we were doing
you were doing
they were doing

Past perfect

I had done
you had done
he/she/it had done
we had done
you had done
they had done

Future continuous

I will be doing
you will be doing
he/she/it will be doing
we will be doing
you will be doing
they will be doing

Present perfect continuous

I have been doing
you have been doing
he/she/it has been doing
we have been doing
you have been doing
they have been doing

Past perfect continuous

I had been doing
you had been doing
he/she/it had been doing
we had been doing
you had been doing
they had been doing

Future perfect continuous

I will have been doing
you will have been doing
he/she/it will have been doing
we will have been doing
you will have been doing
they will have been doing
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