Conjugate verb "refer" in English

Conjugation of the verb refer[rɪˈfə:], regular     

not refer
All forms Indicative Conditional Participles Infinitives

Indicative

Present Indefinite

I refer
you refer
he/she/it refers
we refer
you refer
they refer

Present Continuous

I am referring
you are referring
he/she/it is referring
we are referring
you are referring
they are referring

Present Perfect

I have referred
you have referred
he/she/it has referred
we have referred
you have referred
they have referred

Present Perfect Continuous

I have been referring
you have been referring
he/she/it has been referring
we have been referring
you have been referring
they have been referring

Past Indefinite

I referred
you referred
he/she/it referred
we referred
you referred
they referred

Past Continuous

I was referring
you were referring
he/she/it was referring
we were referring
you were referring
they were referring

Past Perfect

I had referred
you had referred
he/she/it had referred
we had referred
you had referred
they had referred

Past Perfect Continuous

I had been referring
you had been referring
he/she/it had been referring
we had been referring
you had been referring
they had been referring

Future Indefinite

I will refer
you will refer
he/she/it will refer
we will refer
you will refer
they will refer

Future Continuous

I will be referring
you will be referring
he/she/it will be referring
we will be referring
you will be referring
they will be referring

Future Perfect

I will have referred
you will have referred
he/she/it will have referred
we will have referred
you will have referred
they will have referred

Future Perfect Continuous

I will have been referring
you will have been referring
he/she/it will have been referring
we will have been referring
you will have been referring
they will have been referring

Indicative

Present Indefinite

I don't refer
you don't refer
he/she/it doesn't refer
we don't refer
you don't refer
they don't refer

Present Continuous

I am not referring
you aren't referring
he/she/it isn't referring
we aren't referring
you aren't referring
they aren't referring

Present Perfect

I haven't referred
you haven't referred
he/she/it hasn't referred
we haven't referred
you haven't referred
they haven't referred

Present Perfect Continuous

I haven't been referring
you haven't been referring
he/she/it hasn't been referring
we haven't been referring
you haven't been referring
they haven't been referring

Past Indefinite

I didn't refer
you didn't refer
he/she/it didn't refer
we didn't refer
you didn't refer
they didn't refer

Past Continuous

I wasn't referring
you weren't referring
he/she/it wasn't referring
we weren't referring
you weren't referring
they weren't referring

Past Perfect

I hadn't referred
you hadn't referred
he/she/it hadn't referred
we hadn't referred
you hadn't referred
they hadn't referred

Past Perfect Continuous

I hadn't been referring
you hadn't been referring
he/she/it hadn't been referring
we hadn't been referring
you hadn't been referring
they hadn't been referring

Future Indefinite

I shan't / won't refer
you won't refer
he/she/it won't refer
we shan't / won't refer
you won't refer
they won't refer

Future Continuous

I shan't / won't be referring
you won't be referring
he/she/it won't be referring
we shan't / won't be referring
you won't be referring
they won't be referring

Future Perfect

I shan't / won't have referred
you won't have referred
he/she/it won't have referred
we shan't / won't have referred
you won't have referred
they won't have referred

Future Perfect Continuous

I shan't / won't have been referring
you won't have been referring
he/she/it won't have been referring
we shan't / won't have been referring
you won't have been referring
they won't have been referring

Conditional

Conditional Present

I would refer
you would refer
he/she/it would refer
we would refer
you would refer
they would refer

Conditional Present Continuous

I would be referring
you would be referring
he/she/it would be referring
we would be referring
you would be referring
they would be referring

Conditional Perfect

I would have referred
you would have referred
he/she/it would have referred
we would have referred
you would have referred
they would have referred

Conditional Perfect Continuous

I would have been referring
you would have been referring
he/she/it would have been referring
we would have been referring
you would have been referring
they would have been referring

Conditional

Conditional Present

I wouldn't refer
you wouldn't refer
he/she/it wouldn't refer
we wouldn't refer
you wouldn't refer
they wouldn't refer

Conditional Present Continuous

I wouldn't be referring
you wouldn't be referring
he/she/it wouldn't be referring
we wouldn't be referring
you wouldn't be referring
they wouldn't be referring

Conditional Perfect

I wouldn't have referred
you wouldn't have referred
he/she/it wouldn't have referred
we wouldn't have referred
you wouldn't have referred
they wouldn't have referred

Conditional Perfect Continuous

I wouldn't have been referring
you wouldn't have been referring
he/she/it wouldn't have been referring
we wouldn't have been referring
you wouldn't have been referring
they wouldn't have been referring

Participles

Present

referring

Past

referred

Infinitives

Infinitives

to refer
to have referred
to be referring
to have been referring
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