English Verb Conjugations
Verb Conjugations
To Be
Present Tense
- I am
- You are
- It is
- We are
- You are
- They are
Past Tense
- I was
- You were
- It was
- We were
- You were
- They were
Future Tense
- I will be
- You will be
- It will be
- We will be
- You will be
- They will be
To Have
Present Tense
- I have
- You have
- It has
- We have
- You have
- They have
Past Tense
- I had
- You had
- It had
- We had
- You had
- They had
To Do
Present Tense
- I do
- You do
- It does
- We do
- You do
- They do
Past Tense
- I did
- You did
- It did
- We did
- You did
- They did
To Go
Present Tense
- I go
- You go
- It goes
- We go
- You go
- They go
Past Tense
- I went
- You went
- It went
- We
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Comparisons with “as”
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