English verb conjugation
TO CAUSE

Regular verb: cause - caused - caused

Indicative

Present	Present continuous	Preterite	Preterite continuous
I cause you cause he causes we cause you cause they cause	I'm causing you're causing he's causing we're causing you're causing they're causing	I caused you caused he caused we caused you caused they caused	I was causing you were causing he was causing we were causing you were causing they were causing
Present perfect	Present perfect continuous	Pluperfect	Pluperfect continuous
I've caused you've caused he's caused we've caused you've caused they've caused	I've been causing you've been causing he's been causing we've been causing you've been causing they've been causing	I'd caused you'd caused he'd caused we'd caused you'd caused they'd caused	I'd been causing you'd been causing he'd been causing we'd been causing you'd been causing they'd been causing
Future	Future continuous	Future perfect	Future perfect continuous
I'll cause you'll cause he'll cause we'll cause you'll cause they'll cause	I'll be causing you'll be causing he'll be causing we'll be causing you'll be causing they'll be causing	I'll have caused you'll have caused he'll have caused we'll have caused you'll have caused they'll have caused	I'll have been causing you'll have been causing he'll have been causing we'll have been causing you'll have been causing they'll have been causing

Conditional

Present	Present continuous	Past	Past continuous
I'd cause you'd cause he'd cause we'd cause you'd cause they'd cause	I'd be causing you'd be causing he'd be causing we'd be causing you'd be causing they'd be causing	I'd have caused you'd have caused he'd have caused we'd have caused you'd have caused they'd have caused	I'd have been causing you'd have been causing he'd have been causing we'd have been causing you'd have been causing they'd have been causing

Infinitive

Imperative

Infinitive		Imperative
to cause		cause Let's cause cause

Participle

Present	Past
causing	caused