Conjugaison du verbe conclude en anglais à tous les temps et tous les modes grammaticaux

Voici les tableaux de conjugaison du verbe conclude en anglais.

Conjugaison du verbe conclude en anglais au présent

Present Tense

I conclude
you conclude
he|she|it concludes
we conclude
you conclude
they conclude

Present Continuous

I am concluding
you are concluding
he|she|it is concluding
we are concluding
you are concluding
they are concluding

Present Perfect

I have concluded
you have concluded
he|she|it has concluded
we have concluded
you have concluded
they have concluded

Present Perfect Continuous

I have been concluding
you have been concluding
he|she|it has been concluding
we have been concluding
you have been concluding
they have been concluding

Comment utiliser ces temps de conjugaison en anglais ? Le Present exprime en anglais l'habitude, la fréquence, la vérité générale et l'état. Le Present Continous exprime principalement l'idée d'une action ou d'une activité toujours en cours. Le Present Perfect exprime des notions qui sont toujours en lien avec le présent ou la conséquence d'un évènement. Enfin, le Present Perfect Continous associe à l'idée d'activité celle de durée.

Conjugaison du verbe conclude en anglais au passé

Simple past

I concluded
you concluded
he|she|it concluded
we concluded
you concluded
they concluded

Past continuous

I was concluding
you were concluding
he|she|it was concluding
we were concluding
you were concluding
they were concluding

Past perfect

I had concluded
you had concluded
he|she|it had concluded
we had concluded
you had concluded
they had concluded

Past perfect continuous

I had been concluding
you had been concluding
he|she|it had been concluding
we had been concluding
you had been concluding
they had been concluding

Comment utiliser ces temps de conjugaison en anglais ? Le Simple Past exprime des actions terminées sans lien avec le présent, des actions passées datées ou des habitudes. Il est très souvent utilisé en anglais. Le Past Continuous (Simple Past + ING) sert lui à parler d’actions en cours dans le passé ou d’une action antérieure en cours quand survient une autre action. Le Past Perfect est utilisé pour indiquer que l'action a eu lieu avant une autre action passée. Enfin, le Past Perfect Continuous est utilisé pour faire référence à une action continue dans le passé qui s'est poursuivie jusqu'à une autre action passée.

Conjugaison du verbe conclude en anglais au futur

Future

I will conclude
you will conclude
he|she|it will conclude
we will conclude
you will conclude
they will conclude

Future continuous

I will be concluding
you will be concluding
he|she|it will be concluding
we will be concluding
you will be concluding
they will be concluding

Future perfect

I will have concluded
you will have concluded
he|she|it will have concluded
we will have concluded
you will have concluded
they will have concluded

Future perfect continuous

I will have been concluding
you will have been concluding
he|she|it will have been concluding
we will have been concluding
you will have been concluding
they will have been concluding

Comment utiliser ces temps de conjugaison en anglais ? Le Future est utilisé pour parler d’actions factuelles au futur. Le Future Continuous est utilisé pour parler de faits qui seront en train de se dérouler dans le futur. Le Futur Perfect est un temps de conjugaison peu utilisé en anglais, ce temps de conjugaison permet de parler d’une action factuelle future antérieure à une autre. Enfin le Futur Perfect Continuous est très rarement utilisé, ce temps est utilisé pour parler d’une action future en cours et antérieure à une autre.

Les différentes formes du participe en anglais, pour le verbe to conclude

Present participle

concluding

Past participle

concluded

Perfect Participle

having concluded

L'impératif en anglais, pour le verbe to conclude

Imperative

conclude
let's conclude
conclude

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