The Conjugator
English verb conjugation
TO PAY

Irregular verb: pay - paid - paid

Indicative

Present

Present continuous

Preterite

Preterite continuous

I pay
you pay
she pays
we pay
you pay
they pay
I'm paying
you're paying
she's paying
we're paying
you're paying
they're paying
I paid
you paid
she paid
we paid
you paid
they paid
I was paying
you were paying
she was paying
we were paying
you were paying
they were paying

Present perfect

Present perfect continuous

Pluperfect

Pluperfect continuous

I've paid
you've paid
she's paid
we've paid
you've paid
they've paid
I've been paying
you've been paying
she's been paying
we've been paying
you've been paying
they've been 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

Future

Future continuous

Future perfect

Future perfect continuous

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

Conditional

Present

Present continuous

Past

Past continuous

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

Infinitive

Imperative

Infinitive

 

Imperative

 

to pay pay
Let's pay
pay
 

Participle

Present

Past

 

 

payingpaid