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English conjugation tables

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to accuse [tr]

to accuse, accused, accused
– accuses, accusing –





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Top - Indicative - Conditional - Subjunctive - Imperative - Bottom
indicative presentindicative past tense
I accuseI accused
you accuseyou accused
he/she/it accuseshe/she/it accused
we accusewe accused
you accuseyou accused
they accusethey accused
indicative present continuousindicative past tense continuous
I'm accusingI was accusing
you're accusingyou were accusing
he/she/it's accusinghe/she/it was accusing
we're accusingwe were accusing
you're accusingyou were accusing
they're accusingthey were accusing
indicative present perfectindicatif past perfect
I've accusedI'd accused
you've accusedyou'd accused
he/she/it's accusedhe/she/it'd accused
we've accusedwe'd accused
you've accusedyou'd accused
they've accusedthey'd accused
indicative present perfect cont.indicative past perfect cont.
I've been accusingI'd been accusing
you've been accusingyou'd been accusing
he/she/it's been accusinghe/she/it'd been accusing
we've been accusingwe'd been accusing
you've been accusingyou'd been accusing
they've been accusingthey'd been accusing
indicative futureindicative future perfect
I'll accuseI'll have accused
you'll accuseyou'll have accused
he/she/it'll accusehe/she/it'll have accused
we'll accusewe'll have accused
you'll accuseyou'll have accused
they'll accusethey'll have accused
indicative future continuousindicative future perfect cont.
I'll be accusingI'll have been accusing
you'll be accusingyou'll have been accusing
he/she/it'll be accusinghe/she/it'll have been accusing
we'll be accusingwe'll have been accusing
you'll be accusingyou'll have been accusing
they'll be accusingthey'll have been accusing
Top - Indicative - Conditional - Subjunctive - Imperative - Bottom
conditional presentconditional perfect
I'd accuseI'd have accused
you'd accuseyou'd have accused
he'd/she'd/it would accusehe'd/she'd/it would have accused
we'd accusewe'd have accused
you'd accuseyou'd have accused
they'd accusethey'd have accused
conditional present cont.conditional perfect cont.
I'd be accusingI'd have been accusing
you'd be accusingyou'd have been accusing
he'd/she'd/it would be accusinghe'd/she'd/it would have been accusing
we'd be accusingwe'd have been accusing
you'd be accusingyou'd have been accusing
they'd be accusingthey'd have been accusing
Top - Indicative - Conditional - Subjunctive - Imperative - Bottom
subjunctive presentsubjunctive past tense
that I accusethat I accused
that you accusethat you accused
that he/she/it accusethat he/she/it accused
that we accusethat we accused
that you accusethat you accused
that they accusethat they accused
subjunctive present continuous class="tima1">subjunctive past tense continuous
that I be accusingthat I were accusing
that you be accusingthat you were accusing
that he/she/it be accusingthat he/she/it were accusing
that we be accusingthat we were accusing
that you be accusingthat you were accusing
that they be accusingthat they were accusing
subjunctive futuresubjunctive future continuous
that I were to accusethat I were to be accusing
that you were to accusethat you were to be accusing
that he/she/it were to accusethat he/she/it were to be accusing
that we were to accusethat we were to be accusing
that you were to accusethat you were to be accusing
that they were to accusethat they were to be accusing
Top - Indicative - Conditional - Subjunctive - Imperative - Bottom
imperative presentimperative past
let me accuselet me have accused
accusehave accused
let him/her/it accuselet him/her/it have accused
let's accuselet's have accused
accusehave accused
let them accuselet them have accused
infinitiveparticiple
to accuseaccusing
to have accusedaccused

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