to pay
Verbo irregular: pay - paid- paid

Indicativo 	
Presente 	Presente continuo 	Pretérito 	Pretérito continuo 	
I pay
you pay
she pays
we pay
you pay
they pay 	I'mpaying
you'repaying
she'spaying
we'repaying
you'repaying
they'repaying	Ipaid
youpaid
shepaid
wepaid
youpaid
theypaid	Iwaspaying
youwerepaying
shewaspaying
wewerepaying
youwerepaying
theywerepaying	
Presente perfecto 	Presente perfecto continuo 	Pluscuamperfecto 	Pluscuamperfecto continuo 	
I've paid
you've paid
she's paid
we've paid
you've paid
they've paid	I'vebeen paying
you'vebeen paying
she'sbeen paying
we'vebeen paying
you'vebeen paying
they'vebeen paying	I'd paid
you'd paid
she'd paid
we'd paid
you'd paid
they'd paid	I'd been paying
you'd been paying
she'd been paying
we'd been paying
you'd been paying
they'd been paying	
Futuro simple 	Futuro continuo 	Futuro perfecto 	Futuro perfecto contínuo 	
I'll pay
you'll pay
she'll pay
we'll pay
you'll pay
they'll pay 	I'll be paying
you'll be paying
she'll be paying
we'll be paying
you'll be paying
they'll be paying	I'll have paid
you'll have paid
she'll have paid
we'll have paid
you'll have paid
they'll have paid	I'll have been paying
you'll have been paying
she'll have been paying
we'll have been paying
you'll have been paying
they'll have been paying	

Condicional 	
Presente 	Presente continuo 	Passado 	Passado continuo 	
I'd pay
you'd pay
she'd pay
we'd pay
you'd pay
they'd pay 	I'd be paying
you'd be paying
she'd be paying
we'd be paying
you'd be paying
they'd be paying	I'd have paid
you'd have paid
she'd have paid
we'd have paid
you'd have paid
they'd have paid	I'd have been paying
you'd have been paying
she'd have been paying
we'd have been paying
you'd have been paying
they'd have been paying	

Infinitivo 	
Imperativo 	
Infinitivo 	 	Imperativo 	 	
to pay 	 	pay
Let's pay
pay 	 	

Participio 	
Presente 	Passado 	 	 	
paying	paid