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ⓘ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:
This conjugation is for meanings related to repeated greetings, commands, and invitations. Of the preterit forms rebid and rebade, the former is the more common.
presentⓘAlso known as: present simple or simple present
I
rebid
you
rebid
he, she, it
rebids
we
rebid
you
rebid
they
rebid
simple pastⓘAlso known as: past simple or preterit
I
rebade, rebid
you
rebade, rebid
he, she, it
rebade, rebid
we
rebade, rebid
you
rebade, rebid
they
rebade, rebid
future
I
will rebid
you
will rebid
he, she, it
will rebid
we
will rebid
you
will rebid
they
will rebid
Perfect tensesⓘThis verb has multiple forms of the past participle (listed above). However, for simplicity, only 1 spelling is displayed in the compound tenses below.
present perfect
I
have rebidden
you
have rebidden
he, she, it
has rebidden
we
have rebidden
you
have rebidden
they
have rebidden
past perfectⓘAlso known as: pluperfect
I
had rebidden
you
had rebidden
he, she, it
had rebidden
we
had rebidden
you
had rebidden
they
had rebidden
future perfect
I
will have rebidden
you
will have rebidden
he, she, it
will have rebidden
we
will have rebidden
you
will have rebidden
they
will have rebidden
Continuous (progressive) and emphatic tenses
present continuous
I
am rebidding
you
are rebidding
he, she, it
is rebidding
we
are rebidding
you
are rebidding
they
are rebidding
past continuous
I
was rebidding
you
were rebidding
he, she, it
was rebidding
we
were rebidding
you
were rebidding
they
were rebidding
present emphatic
I
do rebid
you
do rebid
he, she, it
does rebid
we
do rebid
you
do rebid
they
do rebid
past emphatic
I
did rebid
you
did rebid
he, she, it
did rebid
we
did rebid
you
did rebid
they
did rebid
Compound continuous (progressive) tenses
present perfect
I
have been rebidding
you
have been rebidding
he, she, it
has been rebidding
we
have been rebidding
you
have been rebidding
they
have been rebidding
past perfect
I
had been rebidding
you
had been rebidding
he, she, it
had been rebidding
we
had been rebidding
you
had been rebidding
they
had been rebidding
future
I
will be rebidding
you
will be rebidding
he, she, it
will be rebidding
we
will be rebidding
you
will be rebidding
they
will be rebidding
future perfect
I
will have been rebidding
you
will have been rebidding
he, she, it
will have been rebidding
we
will have been rebidding
you
will have been rebidding
they
will have been rebidding
ConditionalⓘThis verb has multiple spellings of the past participle (listed above). However, for simplicity, only 1 spelling is displayed in the compound tenses below.
present
I
would rebid
you
would rebid
he, she, it
would rebid
we
would rebid
you
would rebid
they
would rebid
perfectⓘAlso known as: past conditional
I
would have rebidden
you
would have rebidden
he, she, it
would have rebidden
we
would have rebidden
you
would have rebidden
they
would have rebidden
present continuous
I
would be rebidding
you
would be rebidding
he, she, it
would be rebidding
we
would be rebidding
you
would be rebidding
they
would be rebidding
perfect continuous
I
would have been rebidding
you
would have been rebidding
he, she, it
would have been rebidding
we
would have been rebidding
you
would have been rebidding
they
would have been rebidding
Imperative
present
–
(you)
rebid!
–
(we)
let's rebid!
(you)
rebid!
–
SubjunctiveⓘThis verb has multiple spellings of the past participle (listed above). However, for simplicity, only 1 spelling is displayed in the compound tenses below.
present
I
rebid
you
rebid
he, she, it
rebid
we
rebid
you
rebid
they
rebid
past
I
rebade, rebid
you
rebade, rebid
he, she, it
rebade, rebid
we
rebade, rebid
you
rebade, rebid
they
rebade, rebid
past perfectⓘAlso known as: pluperfect subjunctive
I
had rebidden
you
had rebidden
he, she, it
had rebidden
we
had rebidden
you
had rebidden
they
had rebidden
future
I
should rebid
you
should rebid
he, she, it
should rebid
we
should rebid
you
should rebid
they
should rebid
*Blue letters in conjugations are irregular
forms. (example) *Red letters in conjugations are exceptions to
the model. (example)