English Verbs Conjugation

English Verbs and - How to conjugate

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

Indicative Present I rain you rain he/she/it rains we rain you rain they rain Past I rained you rained he/she/it rained we rained you rained they rained	Infinitive - Gerund to rain - raining	Imperative rain let's rain
	Participle Present raining Past rained

Past participle having rained

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

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