Conjugation and declension of "host" in English

Conjugation of the verb host[həust], regular     

not host
All forms Indicative Conditional Participles Infinitives

Indicative

Present Indefinite

I host
you host
he/she/it hosts
we host
you host
they host

Present Continuous

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

Present Perfect

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

Present Perfect Continuous

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

Past Indefinite

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

Past Continuous

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

Past Perfect

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

Past Perfect Continuous

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

Future Indefinite

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

Future Continuous

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

Future Perfect

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

Future Perfect Continuous

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

Indicative

Present Indefinite

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

Present Continuous

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

Present Perfect

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

Present Perfect Continuous

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

Past Indefinite

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

Past Continuous

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

Past Perfect

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

Past Perfect Continuous

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

Future Indefinite

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

Future Continuous

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

Future Perfect

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

Future Perfect Continuous

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

Conditional

Conditional Present

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

Conditional Present Continuous

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

Conditional Perfect

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

Conditional Perfect Continuous

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

Conditional

Conditional Present

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

Conditional Present Continuous

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

Conditional Perfect

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

Conditional Perfect Continuous

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

Participles

Present

hosting

Past

hosted

Infinitives

Infinitives

to host
to have hosted
to be hosting
to have been hosting

Singular and plural for host[həust]     

Singular
Plural
Singular
Common case
host
hosts
Possessive case
host's
hosts'
Plural
hosts
hosts'
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