English verb conjugation
TO CLOSE

Regular verb: close - closed - closed

Indicative

Present	Present continuous	Preterite	Preterite continuous
I close you close he closes we close you close they close	I'm closing you're closing he's closing we're closing you're closing they're closing	I closed you closed he closed we closed you closed they closed	I was closing you were closing he was closing we were closing you were closing they were closing
Present perfect	Present perfect continuous	Pluperfect	Pluperfect continuous
I've closed you've closed he's closed we've closed you've closed they've closed	I've been closing you've been closing he's been closing we've been closing you've been closing they've been closing	I'd closed you'd closed he'd closed we'd closed you'd closed they'd closed	I'd been closing you'd been closing he'd been closing we'd been closing you'd been closing they'd been closing
Future	Future continuous	Future perfect	Future perfect continuous
I'll close you'll close he'll close we'll close you'll close they'll close	I'll be closing you'll be closing he'll be closing we'll be closing you'll be closing they'll be closing	I'll have closed you'll have closed he'll have closed we'll have closed you'll have closed they'll have closed	I'll have been closing you'll have been closing he'll have been closing we'll have been closing you'll have been closing they'll have been closing

Conditional

Present	Present continuous	Past	Past continuous
I'd close you'd close he'd close we'd close you'd close they'd close	I'd be closing you'd be closing he'd be closing we'd be closing you'd be closing they'd be closing	I'd have closed you'd have closed he'd have closed we'd have closed you'd have closed they'd have closed	I'd have been closing you'd have been closing he'd have been closing we'd have been closing you'd have been closing they'd have been closing

Infinitive

Imperative

Infinitive		Imperative
to close		close Let's close close

Participle

Present	Past
closing	closed