The Conjugator
English verb conjugation
TO HOPE

Regular verb: hope - hoped - hoped

Indicative

Present

Present continuous

Preterite

Preterite continuous

I hope
you hope
she hopes
we hope
you hope
they hope
I'm hoping
you're hoping
she's hoping
we're hoping
you're hoping
they're hoping
I hoped
you hoped
she hoped
we hoped
you hoped
they hoped
I was hoping
you were hoping
she was hoping
we were hoping
you were hoping
they were hoping

Present perfect

Present perfect continuous

Pluperfect

Pluperfect continuous

I've hoped
you've hoped
she's hoped
we've hoped
you've hoped
they've hoped
I've been hoping
you've been hoping
she's been hoping
we've been hoping
you've been hoping
they've been hoping
I'd hoped
you'd hoped
she'd hoped
we'd hoped
you'd hoped
they'd hoped
I'd been hoping
you'd been hoping
she'd been hoping
we'd been hoping
you'd been hoping
they'd been hoping

Future

Future continuous

Future perfect

Future perfect continuous

I'll hope
you'll hope
she'll hope
we'll hope
you'll hope
they'll hope
I'll be hoping
you'll be hoping
she'll be hoping
we'll be hoping
you'll be hoping
they'll be hoping
I'll have hoped
you'll have hoped
she'll have hoped
we'll have hoped
you'll have hoped
they'll have hoped
I'll have been hoping
you'll have been hoping
she'll have been hoping
we'll have been hoping
you'll have been hoping
they'll have been hoping

Conditional

Present

Present continuous

Past

Past continuous

I'd hope
you'd hope
she'd hope
we'd hope
you'd hope
they'd hope
I'd be hoping
you'd be hoping
she'd be hoping
we'd be hoping
you'd be hoping
they'd be hoping
I'd have hoped
you'd have hoped
she'd have hoped
we'd have hoped
you'd have hoped
they'd have hoped
I'd have been hoping
you'd have been hoping
she'd have been hoping
we'd have been hoping
you'd have been hoping
they'd have been hoping

Infinitive

Imperative

Infinitive

 

Imperative

 

to hope hope
Let's hope
hope
 

Participle

Present

Past

 

 

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