Conjugation and declension of "amount" in English

Conjugation of the verb amount[əˈmaunt], regular     

not amount
All forms Indicative Conditional Participles Infinitives

Indicative

Present Indefinite

I amount
you amount
he/she/it amounts
we amount
you amount
they amount

Present Continuous

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

Present Perfect

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

Present Perfect Continuous

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

Past Indefinite

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

Past Continuous

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

Past Perfect

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

Past Perfect Continuous

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

Future Indefinite

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

Future Continuous

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

Future Perfect

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

Future Perfect Continuous

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

Indicative

Present Indefinite

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

Present Continuous

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

Present Perfect

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

Present Perfect Continuous

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

Past Indefinite

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

Past Continuous

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

Past Perfect

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

Past Perfect Continuous

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

Future Indefinite

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

Future Continuous

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

Future Perfect

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

Future Perfect Continuous

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

Conditional

Conditional Present

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

Conditional Present Continuous

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

Conditional Perfect

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

Conditional Perfect Continuous

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

Conditional

Conditional Present

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

Conditional Present Continuous

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

Conditional Perfect

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

Conditional Perfect Continuous

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

Participles

Present

amounting

Past

amounted

Infinitives

Infinitives

to amount
to have amounted
to be amounting
to have been amounting

Singular and plural for amount[əˈmaunt]     

Singular
Plural
Singular
Common case
amount
amounts
Possessive case
amount's
amounts'
Plural
amounts
amounts'
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