The Conjugator
English verb conjugation
TO DOG

Regular verb: dog - dogged - dogged

Indicative

Present

Present continuous

Preterite

Preterite continuous

I dog
you dog
she dogs
we dog
you dog
they dog
I'm dogging
you're dogging
she's dogging
we're dogging
you're dogging
they're dogging
I dogged
you dogged
she dogged
we dogged
you dogged
they dogged
I was dogging
you were dogging
she was dogging
we were dogging
you were dogging
they were dogging

Present perfect

Present perfect continuous

Pluperfect

Pluperfect continuous

I've dogged
you've dogged
she's dogged
we've dogged
you've dogged
they've dogged
I've been dogging
you've been dogging
she's been dogging
we've been dogging
you've been dogging
they've been dogging
I'd dogged
you'd dogged
she'd dogged
we'd dogged
you'd dogged
they'd dogged
I'd been dogging
you'd been dogging
she'd been dogging
we'd been dogging
you'd been dogging
they'd been dogging

Future

Future continuous

Future perfect

Future perfect continuous

I'll dog
you'll dog
she'll dog
we'll dog
you'll dog
they'll dog
I'll be dogging
you'll be dogging
she'll be dogging
we'll be dogging
you'll be dogging
they'll be dogging
I'll have dogged
you'll have dogged
she'll have dogged
we'll have dogged
you'll have dogged
they'll have dogged
I'll have been dogging
you'll have been dogging
she'll have been dogging
we'll have been dogging
you'll have been dogging
they'll have been dogging

Conditional

Present

Present continuous

Past

Past continuous

I'd dog
you'd dog
she'd dog
we'd dog
you'd dog
they'd dog
I'd be dogging
you'd be dogging
she'd be dogging
we'd be dogging
you'd be dogging
they'd be dogging
I'd have dogged
you'd have dogged
she'd have dogged
we'd have dogged
you'd have dogged
they'd have dogged
I'd have been dogging
you'd have been dogging
she'd have been dogging
we'd have been dogging
you'd have been dogging
they'd have been dogging

Infinitive

Imperative

Infinitive

 

Imperative

 

to dog dog
Let's dog
dog
 

Participle

Present

Past

 

 

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