regular model: work
verbs ending in -e: like
cost
- model verb
ⓘInvariable in the past: the preterit and past participle are identical to the infinitive. Some verbs also double the final consonant in the present participle, as per the 'omit' model. Verbs that follow this model:
beset
bet
bid
broadcast
burst
cablecast
cast
clear-cut
cross-cut
crosscut
cut
die-cast
fit
forecast
handset
hate-read
hit
hurt
inlet
input
inset
knit
let
lip-read
lipread
miscast
mishit
misread
offset
outbid
outhit
output
overbid
overset
overspread
overthrust
precast
preset
proofread
put
quit
re-let
read
rebid
rebroadcast
recast
relet
reread
reset
rewed
rid
roughcast
set
shed
short-cut
shut
sight-read
simulcast
slit
split
spread
sublet
sweat
telecast
thrust
typeset
underbid
undercut
upset
wed
wet
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upset
It is conjugated like: cost
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Indicative
presentⓘAlso known as: present simple or simple present
I upset you upset he, she, it upsets we upset you upset they upset
simple pastⓘAlso known as: past simple or preterit
I upset you upset he, she, it upset we upset you upset they upset
future
I will upset you will upset he, she, it will upset we will upset you will upset they will upset
Perfect tenses
present perfect
I have upset you have upset he, she, it has upset we have upset you have upset they have upset
past perfectⓘAlso known as: pluperfect
I had upset you had upset he, she, it had upset we had upset you had upset they had upset
future perfect
I will have upset you will have upset he, she, it will have upset we will have upset you will have upset they will have upset
Continuous (progressive) and emphatic tenses
present continuous
I am upsett ing you are upsett ing he, she, it is upsett ing we are upsett ing you are upsett ing they are upsett ing
past continuous
I was upsett ing you were upsett ing he, she, it was upsett ing we were upsett ing you were upsett ing they were upsett ing
present emphatic
I do upset you do upset he, she, it does upset we do upset you do upset they do upset
past emphatic
I did upset you did upset he, she, it did upset we did upset you did upset they did upset
Compound continuous (progressive) tenses
present perfect
I have been upsett ing you have been upsett ing he, she, it has been upsett ing we have been upsett ing you have been upsett ing they have been upsett ing
past perfect
I had been upsett ing you had been upsett ing he, she, it had been upsett ing we had been upsett ing you had been upsett ing they had been upsett ing
future
I will be upsett ing you will be upsett ing he, she, it will be upsett ing we will be upsett ing you will be upsett ing they will be upsett ing
future perfect
I will have been upsett ing you will have been upsett ing he, she, it will have been upsett ing we will have been upsett ing you will have been upsett ing they will have been upsett ing
Conditional
present
I would upset you would upset he, she, it would upset we would upset you would upset they would upset
perfectⓘAlso known as: past conditional
I would have upset you would have upset he, she, it would have upset we would have upset you would have upset they would have upset
present continuous
I would be upsett ing you would be upsett ing he, she, it would be upsett ing we would be upsett ing you would be upsett ing they would be upsett ing
perfect continuous
I would have been upsett ing you would have been upsett ing he, she, it would have been upsett ing we would have been upsett ing you would have been upsett ing they would have been upsett ing
Imperative
present
–
(you) upset! – (we) let's upset! (you) upset! –
Subjunctive
present
I upset you upset he, she, it upset we upset you upset they upset
past
I upset you upset he, she, it upset we upset you upset they upset
past perfectⓘAlso known as: pluperfect subjunctive
I had upset you had upset he, she, it had upset we had upset you had upset they had upset
future
I should upset you should upset he, she, it should upset we should upset you should upset they should upset
*Blue letters in conjugations are irregular
forms. (example )
*Red letters in conjugations are exceptions to
the model. (example )
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