Conjugate verb "post-process" in English

Conjugation of the verb post-process, regular

All forms Indicative Conditional Participles Infinitives

Indicative

Present Indefinite

I post-process
you post-process
he/she/it post-processes
we post-process
you post-process
they post-process

Present Continuous

I am post-processing
you are post-processing
he/she/it is post-processing
we are post-processing
you are post-processing
they are post-processing

Present Perfect

I have post-processed
you have post-processed
he/she/it has post-processed
we have post-processed
you have post-processed
they have post-processed

Present Perfect Continuous

I have been post-processing
you have been post-processing
he/she/it has been post-processing
we have been post-processing
you have been post-processing
they have been post-processing

Past Indefinite

I post-processed
you post-processed
he/she/it post-processed
we post-processed
you post-processed
they post-processed

Past Continuous

I was post-processing
you were post-processing
he/she/it was post-processing
we were post-processing
you were post-processing
they were post-processing

Past Perfect

I had post-processed
you had post-processed
he/she/it had post-processed
we had post-processed
you had post-processed
they had post-processed

Past Perfect Continuous

I had been post-processing
you had been post-processing
he/she/it had been post-processing
we had been post-processing
you had been post-processing
they had been post-processing

Future Indefinite

I will post-process
you will post-process
he/she/it will post-process
we will post-process
you will post-process
they will post-process

Future Continuous

I will be post-processing
you will be post-processing
he/she/it will be post-processing
we will be post-processing
you will be post-processing
they will be post-processing

Future Perfect

I will have post-processed
you will have post-processed
he/she/it will have post-processed
we will have post-processed
you will have post-processed
they will have post-processed

Future Perfect Continuous

I will have been post-processing
you will have been post-processing
he/she/it will have been post-processing
we will have been post-processing
you will have been post-processing
they will have been post-processing

Conditional

Conditional Present

I would post-process
you would post-process
he/she/it would post-process
we would post-process
you would post-process
they would post-process

Conditional Present Continuous

I would be post-processing
you would be post-processing
he/she/it would be post-processing
we would be post-processing
you would be post-processing
they would be post-processing

Conditional Perfect

I would have post-processed
you would have post-processed
he/she/it would have post-processed
we would have post-processed
you would have post-processed
they would have post-processed

Conditional Perfect Continuous

I would have been post-processing
you would have been post-processing
he/she/it would have been post-processing
we would have been post-processing
you would have been post-processing
they would have been post-processing

Participles

Present

post-processing

Past

post-processed

Infinitives

Infinitives

to post-process
to have post-processed
to be post-processing
to have been post-processing
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