The Conjugator
Conjugação do verbo inglês
TO CAUSE

Verbo regular: cause - caused - caused

Indicativo

Presente

Presente contínuo

Pretérito

Preterito contínuo

do I cause?
do you cause?
does she cause?
do we cause?
do you cause?
do they cause?
am I causing?
are you causing?
is she causing?
are we causing?
are you causing?
are they causing?
did I cause?
did you cause?
did she cause?
did we cause?
did you cause?
did they cause?
was I causing?
were you causing?
was she causing?
were we causing?
were you causing?
were they causing?

Presente perfeito

Presente perfeito contínuo

Mais perfeito

Contínuo mais perfeito

have I caused?
have you caused?
has she caused?
have we caused?
have you caused?
have they caused?
have I been causing?
have you been causing?
has she been causing?
have we been causing?
have you been causing?
have they been causing?
had I caused?
had you caused?
had she caused?
had we caused?
had you caused?
had they caused?
had I been causing?
had you been causing?
had she been causing?
had we been causing?
had you been causing?
had they been causing?

Futuro

Futuro contínuo

futuro perfeito

futuro perfeito contínuo

will I cause?
will you cause?
will she cause?
will we cause?
will you cause?
will they cause?
will I be causing?
will you be causing?
will she be causing?
will we be causing?
will you be causing?
will they be causing?
will I have caused?
will you have caused?
will she have caused?
will we have caused?
will you have caused?
will they have caused?
will I have been causing?
will you have been causing?
will she have been causing?
will we have been causing?
will you have been causing?
will they have been causing?

Condicional

Presente

Presente contínuo

Passado

Passado contínuo

would I cause?
would you cause?
would she cause?
would we cause?
would you cause?
would they cause?
would I be causing?
would you be causing?
would she be causing?
would we be causing?
would you be causing?
would they be causing?
would I have caused?
would you have caused?
would she have caused?
would we have caused?
would you have caused?
would they have caused?
would I have been causing?
would you have been causing?
would she have been causing?
would we have been causing?
would you have been causing?
would they have been causing?

Infinitivo

Imperativo

Infinitivo

 

Imperativo

 

to cause -
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Particípio

Presente

Passado

 

 

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