Conjugation and declension of "demand" in English

Singular and plural for demand[dɪˈmɑ:nd]     

Singular
Plural
Singular
Common case
demand
demands
Possessive case
demand's
demands'
Plural
demands
demands'

Conjugation of the verb demand[dɪˈmɑ:nd] , regular     

All forms Indicative Conditional Participles Infinitives

Indicative

Present Indefinite

I demand
you demand
he/she/it demands
we demand
you demand
they demand

Present Continuous

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

Present Perfect

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

Present Perfect Continuous

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

Past Indefinite

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

Past Continuous

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

Past Perfect

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

Past Perfect Continuous

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

Future Indefinite

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

Future Continuous

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

Future Perfect

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

Future Perfect Continuous

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

Conditional

Conditional Present

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

Conditional Present Continuous

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

Conditional Perfect

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

Conditional Perfect Continuous

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

Participles

Present

demanding

Past

demanded

Infinitives

Infinitives

to demand
to have demanded
to be demanding
to have been demanding
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