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English conjugation tables

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Search for infinitive (min. 3 letters):

to feel [tr, intr, irr]

to feel, felt, felt
– feels, feeling –





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CONTRAC­TION ANSWER
Top - Indicative - Conditional - Subjunctive - Imperative - Bottom
indicative presentindicative past tense
I feelI felt
you feelyou felt
he/she/it feelshe/she/it felt
we feelwe felt
you feelyou felt
they feelthey felt
indicative present continuousindicative past tense continuous
I'm feelingI was feeling
you're feelingyou were feeling
he/she/it's feelinghe/she/it was feeling
we're feelingwe were feeling
you're feelingyou were feeling
they're feelingthey were feeling
indicative present perfectindicatif past perfect
I've feltI'd felt
you've feltyou'd felt
he/she/it's felthe/she/it'd felt
we've feltwe'd felt
you've feltyou'd felt
they've feltthey'd felt
indicative present perfect cont.indicative past perfect cont.
I've been feelingI'd been feeling
you've been feelingyou'd been feeling
he/she/it's been feelinghe/she/it'd been feeling
we've been feelingwe'd been feeling
you've been feelingyou'd been feeling
they've been feelingthey'd been feeling
indicative futureindicative future perfect
I'll feelI'll have felt
you'll feelyou'll have felt
he/she/it'll feelhe/she/it'll have felt
we'll feelwe'll have felt
you'll feelyou'll have felt
they'll feelthey'll have felt
indicative future continuousindicative future perfect cont.
I'll be feelingI'll have been feeling
you'll be feelingyou'll have been feeling
he/she/it'll be feelinghe/she/it'll have been feeling
we'll be feelingwe'll have been feeling
you'll be feelingyou'll have been feeling
they'll be feelingthey'll have been feeling
Top - Indicative - Conditional - Subjunctive - Imperative - Bottom
conditional presentconditional perfect
I'd feelI'd have felt
you'd feelyou'd have felt
he'd/she'd/it would feelhe'd/she'd/it would have felt
we'd feelwe'd have felt
you'd feelyou'd have felt
they'd feelthey'd have felt
conditional present cont.conditional perfect cont.
I'd be feelingI'd have been feeling
you'd be feelingyou'd have been feeling
he'd/she'd/it would be feelinghe'd/she'd/it would have been feeling
we'd be feelingwe'd have been feeling
you'd be feelingyou'd have been feeling
they'd be feelingthey'd have been feeling
Top - Indicative - Conditional - Subjunctive - Imperative - Bottom
subjunctive presentsubjunctive past tense
that I feelthat I felt
that you feelthat you felt
that he/she/it feelthat he/she/it felt
that we feelthat we felt
that you feelthat you felt
that they feelthat they felt
subjunctive present continuous class="tima1">subjunctive past tense continuous
that I be feelingthat I were feeling
that you be feelingthat you were feeling
that he/she/it be feelingthat he/she/it were feeling
that we be feelingthat we were feeling
that you be feelingthat you were feeling
that they be feelingthat they were feeling
subjunctive futuresubjunctive future continuous
that I were to feelthat I were to be feeling
that you were to feelthat you were to be feeling
that he/she/it were to feelthat he/she/it were to be feeling
that we were to feelthat we were to be feeling
that you were to feelthat you were to be feeling
that they were to feelthat they were to be feeling
Top - Indicative - Conditional - Subjunctive - Imperative - Bottom
imperative presentimperative past
let me feellet me have felt
feelhave felt
let him/her/it feellet him/her/it have felt
let's feellet's have felt
feelhave felt
let them feellet them have felt
infinitiveparticiple
to feelfeeling
to have feltfelt

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