English verb conjugation
TO PAY

Irregular verb: pay - paid - paid

Indicative

Present	Present continuous	Preterite	Preterite continuous
I pay you pay she pays we pay you pay they pay	I'm paying you're paying she's paying we're paying you're paying they're paying	I paid you paid she paid we paid you paid they paid	I was paying you were paying she was paying we were paying you were paying they were paying
Present perfect	Present perfect continuous	Pluperfect	Pluperfect continuous
I've paid you've paid she's paid we've paid you've paid they've paid	I've been paying you've been paying she's been paying we've been paying you've been paying they've been paying	I'd paid you'd paid she'd paid we'd paid you'd paid they'd paid	I'd been paying you'd been paying she'd been paying we'd been paying you'd been paying they'd been paying
Future	Future continuous	Future perfect	Future perfect continuous
I'll pay you'll pay she'll pay we'll pay you'll pay they'll pay	I'll be paying you'll be paying she'll be paying we'll be paying you'll be paying they'll be paying	I'll have paid you'll have paid she'll have paid we'll have paid you'll have paid they'll have paid	I'll have been paying you'll have been paying she'll have been paying we'll have been paying you'll have been paying they'll have been paying

Conditional

Present	Present continuous	Past	Past continuous
I'd pay you'd pay she'd pay we'd pay you'd pay they'd pay	I'd be paying you'd be paying she'd be paying we'd be paying you'd be paying they'd be paying	I'd have paid you'd have paid she'd have paid we'd have paid you'd have paid they'd have paid	I'd have been paying you'd have been paying she'd have been paying we'd have been paying you'd have been paying they'd have been paying

Infinitive

Imperative

Infinitive		Imperative
to pay		pay Let's pay pay

Participle

Present	Past
paying	paid