hope: verb conjugation and noun forms

Conjugation of the verb hope[həup], regular     

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All forms Indicative Conditional Participles Infinitives

Indicative

Present Indefinite

I hope
you hope
he/she/it hopes
we hope
you hope
they hope

Present Continuous

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

Present Perfect

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

Present Perfect Continuous

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

Past Indefinite

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

Past Continuous

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

Past Perfect

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

Past Perfect Continuous

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

Future Indefinite

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

Future Continuous

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

Future Perfect

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

Future Perfect Continuous

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

Indicative

Present Indefinite

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

Present Continuous

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

Present Perfect

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

Present Perfect Continuous

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

Past Indefinite

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

Past Continuous

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

Past Perfect

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

Past Perfect Continuous

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

Future Indefinite

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

Future Continuous

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

Future Perfect

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

Future Perfect Continuous

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

Indicative

Present Indefinite

do I hope?
do you hope?
does he/she/it hope?
do we hope?
do you hope?
do they hope?

Present Continuous

am I hoping?
are you hoping?
is he/she/it hoping?
are we hoping?
are you hoping?
are they hoping?

Present Perfect

have I hoped?
have you hoped?
has he/she/it hoped?
have we hoped?
have you hoped?
have they hoped?

Present Perfect Continuous

have I been hoping?
have you been hoping?
has he/she/it been hoping?
have we been hoping?
have you been hoping?
have they been hoping?

Past Indefinite

did I hope?
did you hope?
did he/she/it hope?
did we hope?
did you hope?
did they hope?

Past Continuous

was I hoping?
were you hoping?
was he/she/it hoping?
were we hoping?
were you hoping?
were they hoping?

Past Perfect

had I hoped?
had you hoped?
had he/she/it hoped?
had we hoped?
had you hoped?
had they hoped?

Past Perfect Continuous

had I been hoping?
had you been hoping?
had he/she/it been hoping?
had we been hoping?
had you been hoping?
had they been hoping?

Future Indefinite

will I hope?
will you hope?
will he/she/it hope?
will we hope?
will you hope?
will they hope?

Future Continuous

will I be hoping?
will you be hoping?
will he/she/it be hoping?
will we be hoping?
will you be hoping?
will they be hoping?

Future Perfect

will I have hoped?
will you have hoped?
will he/she/it have hoped?
will we have hoped?
will you have hoped?
will they have hoped?

Future Perfect Continuous

will I have been hoping?
will you have been hoping?
will he/she/it have been hoping?
will we have been hoping?
will you have been hoping?
will they have been hoping?

Conditional

Conditional Present

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

Conditional Present Continuous

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

Conditional Perfect

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

Conditional Perfect Continuous

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

Conditional

Conditional Present

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

Conditional Present Continuous

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

Conditional Perfect

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

Conditional Perfect Continuous

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

Conditional

Conditional Present

would I hope?
would you hope?
would he/she/it hope?
would we hope?
would you hope?
would they hope?

Conditional Present Continuous

would I be hoping?
would you be hoping?
would he/she/it be hoping?
would we be hoping?
would you be hoping?
would they be hoping?

Conditional Perfect

would I have hoped?
would you have hoped?
would he/she/it have hoped?
would we have hoped?
would you have hoped?
would they have hoped?

Conditional Perfect Continuous

would I have been hoping?
would you have been hoping?
would he/she/it have been hoping?
would we have been hoping?
would you have been hoping?
would they have been hoping?

Participles

Present

hoping

Past

hoped

Infinitives

Infinitives

to hope
to have hoped
to be hoping
to have been hoping

Singular and plural for hope[həup]     

Singular
Plural
Singular
Common case
hope
hopes
Possessive case
hope's
hopes'
Plural
hopes
hopes'

Singular and plural for Hope     

Singular
Singular
Common case
Hope
Possessive case
Hope's
Hope
Hope's
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