English Verbs Conjugation

English Verbs and - How to conjugate

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

Indicative Present I purl you purl he/she/it purls we purl you purl they purl Past I purled you purled he/she/it purled we purled you purled they purled	Infinitive - Gerund to purl - purling	Imperative purl let's purl
	Participle Present purling Past purled

Past participle having purled

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

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