Conjugation and declension of "dogsled" in English

Singular and plural for dogsled     

Singular
Plural
Singular
Common case
dogsled
dogsleds
Possessive case
dogsled's
dogsleds'
Plural
dogsleds
dogsleds'

Conjugation of the verb dogsled, regular     

not dogsled
All forms Indicative Conditional Participles Infinitives

Indicative

Present Indefinite

I dogsled
you dogsled
he/she/it dogsleds
we dogsled
you dogsled
they dogsled

Present Continuous

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

Present Perfect

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

Present Perfect Continuous

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

Past Indefinite

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

Past Continuous

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

Past Perfect

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

Past Perfect Continuous

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

Future Indefinite

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

Future Continuous

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

Future Perfect

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

Future Perfect Continuous

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

Indicative

Present Indefinite

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

Present Continuous

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

Present Perfect

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

Present Perfect Continuous

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

Past Indefinite

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

Past Continuous

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

Past Perfect

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

Past Perfect Continuous

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

Future Indefinite

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

Future Continuous

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

Future Perfect

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

Future Perfect Continuous

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

Conditional

Conditional Present

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

Conditional Present Continuous

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

Conditional Perfect

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

Conditional Perfect Continuous

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

Conditional

Conditional Present

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

Conditional Present Continuous

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

Conditional Perfect

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

Conditional Perfect Continuous

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

Participles

Present

dogsleding

Past

dogsleded

Infinitives

Infinitives

to dogsled
to have dogsleded
to be dogsleding
to have been dogsleding
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