English verb conjugation
TO PULL

Regular verb: pull - pulled - pulled

Indicative

Present	Present continuous	Preterite	Preterite continuous
I pull you pull she pulls we pull you pull they pull	I'm pulling you're pulling she's pulling we're pulling you're pulling they're pulling	I pulled you pulled she pulled we pulled you pulled they pulled	I was pulling you were pulling she was pulling we were pulling you were pulling they were pulling
Present perfect	Present perfect continuous	Pluperfect	Pluperfect continuous
I've pulled you've pulled she's pulled we've pulled you've pulled they've pulled	I've been pulling you've been pulling she's been pulling we've been pulling you've been pulling they've been pulling	I'd pulled you'd pulled she'd pulled we'd pulled you'd pulled they'd pulled	I'd been pulling you'd been pulling she'd been pulling we'd been pulling you'd been pulling they'd been pulling
Future	Future continuous	Future perfect	Future perfect continuous
I'll pull you'll pull she'll pull we'll pull you'll pull they'll pull	I'll be pulling you'll be pulling she'll be pulling we'll be pulling you'll be pulling they'll be pulling	I'll have pulled you'll have pulled she'll have pulled we'll have pulled you'll have pulled they'll have pulled	I'll have been pulling you'll have been pulling she'll have been pulling we'll have been pulling you'll have been pulling they'll have been pulling

Conditional

Present	Present continuous	Past	Past continuous
I'd pull you'd pull she'd pull we'd pull you'd pull they'd pull	I'd be pulling you'd be pulling she'd be pulling we'd be pulling you'd be pulling they'd be pulling	I'd have pulled you'd have pulled she'd have pulled we'd have pulled you'd have pulled they'd have pulled	I'd have been pulling you'd have been pulling she'd have been pulling we'd have been pulling you'd have been pulling they'd have been pulling

Infinitive

Imperative

Infinitive		Imperative
to pull		pull Let's pull pull

Participle

Present	Past
pulling	pulled