Conjugation and declension of "Share" in English

Singular and plural for share[ʃɛə]     

Singular
Plural
Singular
Common case
share
shares
Possessive case
share's
shares'
Plural
shares
shares'

Conjugation of the verb share[ʃɛə], regular     

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Indicative

Present Indefinite

I share
you share
he/she/it shares
we share
you share
they share

Present Continuous

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

Present Perfect

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

Present Perfect Continuous

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

Past Indefinite

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

Past Continuous

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

Past Perfect

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

Past Perfect Continuous

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

Future Indefinite

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

Future Continuous

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

Future Perfect

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

Future Perfect Continuous

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

Indicative

Present Indefinite

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

Present Continuous

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

Present Perfect

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

Present Perfect Continuous

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

Past Indefinite

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

Past Continuous

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

Past Perfect

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

Past Perfect Continuous

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

Future Indefinite

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

Future Continuous

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

Future Perfect

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

Future Perfect Continuous

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

Conditional

Conditional Present

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

Conditional Present Continuous

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

Conditional Perfect

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

Conditional Perfect Continuous

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

Conditional

Conditional Present

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

Conditional Present Continuous

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

Conditional Perfect

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

Conditional Perfect Continuous

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

Participles

Present

sharing

Past

shared

Infinitives

Infinitives

to share
to have shared
to be sharing
to have been sharing
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