The Conjugator
English verb conjugation
TO SOUTH

Regular verb: south - southed - southed

Indicative

Present

Present continuous

Preterite

Preterite continuous

do I south?
do you south?
does he south?
do we south?
do you south?
do they south?
am I southing?
are you southing?
is he southing?
are we southing?
are you southing?
are they southing?
did I south?
did you south?
did he south?
did we south?
did you south?
did they south?
was I southing?
were you southing?
was he southing?
were we southing?
were you southing?
were they southing?

Present perfect

Present perfect continuous

Pluperfect

Pluperfect continuous

have I southed?
have you southed?
has he southed?
have we southed?
have you southed?
have they southed?
have I been southing?
have you been southing?
has he been southing?
have we been southing?
have you been southing?
have they been southing?
had I southed?
had you southed?
had he southed?
had we southed?
had you southed?
had they southed?
had I been southing?
had you been southing?
had he been southing?
had we been southing?
had you been southing?
had they been southing?

Future

Future continuous

Future perfect

Future perfect continuous

will I south?
will you south?
will he south?
will we south?
will you south?
will they south?
will I be southing?
will you be southing?
will he be southing?
will we be southing?
will you be southing?
will they be southing?
will I have southed?
will you have southed?
will he have southed?
will we have southed?
will you have southed?
will they have southed?
will I have been southing?
will you have been southing?
will he have been southing?
will we have been southing?
will you have been southing?
will they have been southing?

Conditional

Present

Present continuous

Past

Past continuous

would I south?
would you south?
would he south?
would we south?
would you south?
would they south?
would I be southing?
would you be southing?
would he be southing?
would we be southing?
would you be southing?
would they be southing?
would I have southed?
would you have southed?
would he have southed?
would we have southed?
would you have southed?
would they have southed?
would I have been southing?
would you have been southing?
would he have been southing?
would we have been southing?
would you have been southing?
would they have been southing?

Infinitive

Imperative

Infinitive

 

Imperative

 

to south -
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Participle

Present

Past

 

 

southingsouthed