Conjugate verb "follow" in English

Conjugation of the verb follow[ˈfɔləu], regular     

not follow
All forms Indicative Conditional Participles Infinitives

Indicative

Present Indefinite

I follow
you follow
he/she/it follows
we follow
you follow
they follow

Present Continuous

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

Present Perfect

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

Present Perfect Continuous

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

Past Indefinite

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

Past Continuous

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

Past Perfect

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

Past Perfect Continuous

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

Future Indefinite

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

Future Continuous

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

Future Perfect

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

Future Perfect Continuous

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

Indicative

Present Indefinite

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

Present Continuous

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

Present Perfect

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

Present Perfect Continuous

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

Past Indefinite

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

Past Continuous

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

Past Perfect

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

Past Perfect Continuous

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

Future Indefinite

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

Future Continuous

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

Future Perfect

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

Future Perfect Continuous

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

Conditional

Conditional Present

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

Conditional Present Continuous

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

Conditional Perfect

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

Conditional Perfect Continuous

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

Conditional

Conditional Present

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

Conditional Present Continuous

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

Conditional Perfect

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

Conditional Perfect Continuous

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

Participles

Present

following

Past

followed

Infinitives

Infinitives

to follow
to have followed
to be following
to have been following
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