regular model: work like
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- model verbⓘRegular verbs ending with a silent -e: remove the final -e before adding -ed or -ing.
Variants of the regular models:
pass -s, -sh, -x, -o: +e try -y>ie omit -X>-XX die -ie: -ie>y agree -ee: +d
Irregular past tense models:
cost invar. feed vowel: long>short find i>ou know [o,a]>e mean +t panic -k- pay -ay>aid send -d>-t sing i>a, u show >ed, -n stick a>u, i>u sleep -ee_>-e_t speak >o_e, o_en spell >ed, -t take -ake>-ook, -aken think >-ought wear -ear>-ore, -orn write -i_e>o_e, i_en
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like' is the model of the regular verbs that end in '-e. The verb to like is not traditionally used in the continuous tenses. However, in modern colloquial usage, the continuous may be used in the present tense with the meaning of "to appreciate" or "to enjoy" (e.g., "I'm liking that hat!").
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Indicative
ⓘAlso known as: I like you like he, she, it likes we like you like they like
ⓘAlso known as: I liked you liked he, she, it liked we liked you liked they liked
I will like you will like he, she, it will like we will like you will like they will like
Perfect tenses
I have liked you have liked he, she, it has liked we have liked you have liked they have liked
ⓘAlso known as: I had liked you had liked he, she, it had liked we had liked you had liked they had liked
I will have liked you will have liked he, she, it will have liked we will have liked you will have liked they will have liked
Continuous (progressive) and emphatic tenses
I am liking you are liking he, she, it is liking we are liking you are liking they are liking
I was liking you were liking he, she, it was liking we were liking you were liking they were liking
I do like you do like he, she, it does like we do like you do like they do like
I did like you did like he, she, it did like we did like you did like they did like
Compound continuous (progressive) tenses
I have been liking you have been liking he, she, it has been liking we have been liking you have been liking they have been liking
I had been liking you had been liking he, she, it had been liking we had been liking you had been liking they had been liking
I will be liking you will be liking he, she, it will be liking we will be liking you will be liking they will be liking
I will have been liking you will have been liking he, she, it will have been liking we will have been liking you will have been liking they will have been liking
Conditional
I would like you would like he, she, it would like we would like you would like they would like
ⓘAlso known as: I would have liked you would have liked he, she, it would have liked we would have liked you would have liked they would have liked
I would be liking you would be liking he, she, it would be liking we would be liking you would be liking they would be liking
I would have been liking you would have been liking he, she, it would have been liking we would have been liking you would have been liking they would have been liking
Imperative
– (you) like! – (we) let's like! (you) like! –
Subjunctive
I like you like he, she, it like we like you like they like
I liked you liked he, she, it liked we liked you liked they liked
ⓘAlso known as: I had liked you had liked he, she, it had liked we had liked you had liked they had liked
I should like you should like he, she, it should like we should like you should like they should like
*Blue letters in conjugations are irregular
forms. (example )*Red letters in conjugations are exceptions to
the model. (example )
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