Conjugaison du verbe anglais TO CAUSE

Verbe régulier : cause - caused - caused
Traduction française : causer - provoquer

Indicatif

Présent

I cause
you cause
she causes
we cause
you cause
they cause

Présent continu

I'm causing
you're causing
she's causing
we're causing
you're causing
they're causing

Prétérit

I caused
you caused
she caused
we caused
you caused
they caused

Prétérit

I was causing
you were causing
she was causing
we were causing
you were causing
they were causing

Present perfect

I've caused
you've caused
she's caused
we've caused
you've caused
they've caused

Present perfect continu

I've been causing
you've been causing
she's been causing
we've been causing
you've been causing
they've been causing

Pluperfect

I'd caused
you'd caused
she'd caused
we'd caused
you'd caused
they'd caused

Pluperfect continu

I'd been causing
you'd been causing
she'd been causing
we'd been causing
you'd been causing
they'd been causing

Futur

I'll cause
you'll cause
she'll cause
we'll cause
you'll cause
they'll cause

Futur continu

I'll be causing
you'll be causing
she'll be causing
we'll be causing
you'll be causing
they'll be causing

Futur antérieur

I'll have caused
you'll have caused
she'll have caused
we'll have caused
you'll have caused
they'll have caused

Futur antérieur continu

I'll have been causing
you'll have been causing
she'll have been causing
we'll have been causing
you'll have been causing
they'll have been causing

Présent

I'd cause
you'd cause
she'd cause
we'd cause
you'd cause
they'd cause

Présent continu

I'd be causing
you'd be causing
she'd be causing
we'd be causing
you'd be causing
they'd be causing

Passé

I'd have caused
you'd have caused
she'd have caused
we'd have caused
you'd have caused
they'd have caused

Passé continu

I'd have been causing
you'd have been causing
she'd have been causing
we'd have been causing
you'd have been causing
they'd have been causing

cause
Let's cause
cause

to cause

Présent

causing

Passé

caused