How to Use the Verb Tense Conjugator
Enter the base form of an English verb to instantly see its present tense, past tense, past participle, present participle (-ing form), and future tense forms. Regular verbs are computed automatically using standard grammar rules (consonant doubling, dropping a silent e, changing y to i, and so on), while irregular verbs like be, go, and have are looked up in a built-in conjugation table for accurate results. This is handy when you're writing in English, practicing conversation, or studying grammar and need a quick check on verb forms across tenses.
Note that some multi-syllable verbs (such as prefer or admit) depend on stress placement, so the rule-based output may occasionally differ from the standard form. Treat the result as a reference and double-check important writing in a dictionary.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common irregular verbs like be, go, have, and take use a built-in lookup table to show the correct past and past participle forms.
Enter any base-form verb using English letters. Regular verbs are computed with standard grammar rules, while over 100 irregular verbs are stored in a separate table.
Some multi-syllable verbs depend on stress placement, so the rule-based result may differ. Double-check important text in a dictionary.