Conjugate verb "depict" in English

Conjugation of the verb depict[dɪˈpɪkt], regular     

not depict
All forms Indicative Conditional Participles Infinitives

Indicative

Present Indefinite

I depict
you depict
he/she/it depicts
we depict
you depict
they depict

Present Continuous

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

Present Perfect

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

Present Perfect Continuous

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

Past Indefinite

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

Past Continuous

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

Past Perfect

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

Past Perfect Continuous

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

Future Indefinite

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

Future Continuous

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

Future Perfect

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

Future Perfect Continuous

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

Indicative

Present Indefinite

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

Present Continuous

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

Present Perfect

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

Present Perfect Continuous

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

Past Indefinite

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

Past Continuous

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

Past Perfect

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

Past Perfect Continuous

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

Future Indefinite

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

Future Continuous

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

Future Perfect

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

Future Perfect Continuous

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

Conditional

Conditional Present

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

Conditional Present Continuous

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

Conditional Perfect

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

Conditional Perfect Continuous

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

Conditional

Conditional Present

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

Conditional Present Continuous

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

Conditional Perfect

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

Conditional Perfect Continuous

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

Participles

Present

depicting

Past

depicted

Infinitives

Infinitives

to depict
to have depicted
to be depicting
to have been depicting
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