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ⓘTwo past participles: a regular one ending -ed, and an irregular one formed by adding -n to the infinitive. Verbs that follow this model:
presentⓘAlso known as: present simple or simple present
I
bestrew
you
bestrew
he, she, it
bestrews
we
bestrew
you
bestrew
they
bestrew
simple pastⓘAlso known as: past simple or preterit
I
bestrewed
you
bestrewed
he, she, it
bestrewed
we
bestrewed
you
bestrewed
they
bestrewed
future
I
will bestrew
you
will bestrew
he, she, it
will bestrew
we
will bestrew
you
will bestrew
they
will bestrew
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 bestrewed
you
have bestrewed
he, she, it
has bestrewed
we
have bestrewed
you
have bestrewed
they
have bestrewed
past perfectⓘAlso known as: pluperfect
I
had bestrewed
you
had bestrewed
he, she, it
had bestrewed
we
had bestrewed
you
had bestrewed
they
had bestrewed
future perfect
I
will have bestrewed
you
will have bestrewed
he, she, it
will have bestrewed
we
will have bestrewed
you
will have bestrewed
they
will have bestrewed
Continuous (progressive) and emphatic tenses
present continuous
I
am bestrewing
you
are bestrewing
he, she, it
is bestrewing
we
are bestrewing
you
are bestrewing
they
are bestrewing
past continuous
I
was bestrewing
you
were bestrewing
he, she, it
was bestrewing
we
were bestrewing
you
were bestrewing
they
were bestrewing
present emphatic
I
do bestrew
you
do bestrew
he, she, it
does bestrew
we
do bestrew
you
do bestrew
they
do bestrew
past emphatic
I
did bestrew
you
did bestrew
he, she, it
did bestrew
we
did bestrew
you
did bestrew
they
did bestrew
Compound continuous (progressive) tenses
present perfect
I
have been bestrewing
you
have been bestrewing
he, she, it
has been bestrewing
we
have been bestrewing
you
have been bestrewing
they
have been bestrewing
past perfect
I
had been bestrewing
you
had been bestrewing
he, she, it
had been bestrewing
we
had been bestrewing
you
had been bestrewing
they
had been bestrewing
future
I
will be bestrewing
you
will be bestrewing
he, she, it
will be bestrewing
we
will be bestrewing
you
will be bestrewing
they
will be bestrewing
future perfect
I
will have been bestrewing
you
will have been bestrewing
he, she, it
will have been bestrewing
we
will have been bestrewing
you
will have been bestrewing
they
will have been bestrewing
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 bestrew
you
would bestrew
he, she, it
would bestrew
we
would bestrew
you
would bestrew
they
would bestrew
perfectⓘAlso known as: past conditional
I
would have bestrewed
you
would have bestrewed
he, she, it
would have bestrewed
we
would have bestrewed
you
would have bestrewed
they
would have bestrewed
present continuous
I
would be bestrewing
you
would be bestrewing
he, she, it
would be bestrewing
we
would be bestrewing
you
would be bestrewing
they
would be bestrewing
perfect continuous
I
would have been bestrewing
you
would have been bestrewing
he, she, it
would have been bestrewing
we
would have been bestrewing
you
would have been bestrewing
they
would have been bestrewing
Imperative
present
–
(you)
bestrew!
–
(we)
let's bestrew!
(you)
bestrew!
–
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
bestrew
you
bestrew
he, she, it
bestrew
we
bestrew
you
bestrew
they
bestrew
past
I
bestrewed
you
bestrewed
he, she, it
bestrewed
we
bestrewed
you
bestrewed
they
bestrewed
past perfectⓘAlso known as: pluperfect subjunctive
I
had bestrewed
you
had bestrewed
he, she, it
had bestrewed
we
had bestrewed
you
had bestrewed
they
had bestrewed
future
I
should bestrew
you
should bestrew
he, she, it
should bestrew
we
should bestrew
you
should bestrew
they
should bestrew
*Blue letters in conjugations are irregular
forms. (example) *Red letters in conjugations are exceptions to
the model. (example)