Conjugation and declension of "ski" in English

Singular and plural for ski[ski:]     

Singular
Plural
Singular
Common case
ski
skis
Possessive case
ski's
skis'
Plural
skis
skis'

Conjugation of the verb ski[ski:], regular     

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Indicative

Present Indefinite

I ski
you ski
he/she/it skis
we ski
you ski
they ski

Present Continuous

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

Present Perfect

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

Present Perfect Continuous

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

Past Indefinite

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

Past Continuous

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

Past Perfect

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

Past Perfect Continuous

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

Future Indefinite

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

Future Continuous

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

Future Perfect

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

Future Perfect Continuous

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

Indicative

Present Indefinite

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

Present Continuous

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

Present Perfect

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

Present Perfect Continuous

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

Past Indefinite

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

Past Continuous

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

Past Perfect

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

Past Perfect Continuous

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

Future Indefinite

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

Future Continuous

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

Future Perfect

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

Future Perfect Continuous

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

Conditional

Conditional Present

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

Conditional Present Continuous

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

Conditional Perfect

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

Conditional Perfect Continuous

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

Conditional

Conditional Present

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

Conditional Present Continuous

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

Conditional Perfect

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

Conditional Perfect Continuous

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

Participles

Present

skiing

Past

skied

Infinitives

Infinitives

to ski
to have skied
to be skiing
to have been skiing
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