Conjugation and declension of "talk" in English

Conjugation of the verb talk[tɔ:k], regular     

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Indicative

Present Indefinite

I talk
you talk
he/she/it talks
we talk
you talk
they talk

Present Continuous

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

Present Perfect

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

Present Perfect Continuous

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

Past Indefinite

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

Past Continuous

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

Past Perfect

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

Past Perfect Continuous

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

Future Indefinite

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

Future Continuous

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

Future Perfect

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

Future Perfect Continuous

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

Indicative

Present Indefinite

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

Present Continuous

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

Present Perfect

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

Present Perfect Continuous

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

Past Indefinite

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

Past Continuous

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

Past Perfect

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

Past Perfect Continuous

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

Future Indefinite

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

Future Continuous

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

Future Perfect

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

Future Perfect Continuous

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

Conditional

Conditional Present

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

Conditional Present Continuous

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

Conditional Perfect

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

Conditional Perfect Continuous

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

Conditional

Conditional Present

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

Conditional Present Continuous

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

Conditional Perfect

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

Conditional Perfect Continuous

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

Participles

Present

talking

Past

talked

Infinitives

Infinitives

to talk
to have talked
to be talking
to have been talking

Singular and plural for talk[tɔ:k]     

Singular
Plural
Singular
Common case
talk
talks
Possessive case
talk's
talks'
Plural
talks
talks'
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