To make (an offence) worse or more severe; to increase in offensiveness or heinousness.
Infinitiveaggravate
Past simpleaggravated
Past participleaggravated
-ing formaggravating
Full conjugation of the English verb to aggravate (past simple aggravated,
past participle aggravated):
present simple and continuous, past simple and continuous, present perfect, past perfect,
future, conditional, subjunctive and imperative, with all persons.
Indicative
Present simple
I
aggravate
you
aggravate
he/she/it
aggravates
we
aggravate
you
aggravate
they
aggravate
Present continuous
I
am aggravating
you
are aggravating
he/she/it
is aggravating
we
are aggravating
you
are aggravating
they
are aggravating
Present perfect
I
have aggravated
you
have aggravated
he/she/it
has aggravated
we
have aggravated
you
have aggravated
they
have aggravated
Present perfect continuous
I
have been aggravating
you
have been aggravating
he/she/it
has been aggravating
we
have been aggravating
you
have been aggravating
they
have been aggravating
Past simple
I
aggravated
you
aggravated
he/she/it
aggravated
we
aggravated
you
aggravated
they
aggravated
Past continuous
I
was aggravating
you
were aggravating
he/she/it
was aggravating
we
were aggravating
you
were aggravating
they
were aggravating
Past perfect
I
had aggravated
you
had aggravated
he/she/it
had aggravated
we
had aggravated
you
had aggravated
they
had aggravated
Past perfect continuous
I
had been aggravating
you
had been aggravating
he/she/it
had been aggravating
we
had been aggravating
you
had been aggravating
they
had been aggravating
Future simple
I
will aggravate
you
will aggravate
he/she/it
will aggravate
we
will aggravate
you
will aggravate
they
will aggravate
Future continuous
I
will be aggravating
you
will be aggravating
he/she/it
will be aggravating
we
will be aggravating
you
will be aggravating
they
will be aggravating
Future perfect
I
will have aggravated
you
will have aggravated
he/she/it
will have aggravated
we
will have aggravated
you
will have aggravated
they
will have aggravated
Future perfect continuous
I
will have been aggravating
you
will have been aggravating
he/she/it
will have been aggravating
we
will have been aggravating
you
will have been aggravating
they
will have been aggravating
Conditional
Present
I
would aggravate
you
would aggravate
he/she/it
would aggravate
we
would aggravate
you
would aggravate
they
would aggravate
Present continuous
I
would be aggravating
you
would be aggravating
he/she/it
would be aggravating
we
would be aggravating
you
would be aggravating
they
would be aggravating
Perfect
I
would have aggravated
you
would have aggravated
he/she/it
would have aggravated
we
would have aggravated
you
would have aggravated
they
would have aggravated
Perfect continuous
I
would have been aggravating
you
would have been aggravating
he/she/it
would have been aggravating
we
would have been aggravating
you
would have been aggravating
they
would have been aggravating
Subjunctive
Present
that I
aggravate
that you
aggravate
that he/she/it
aggravate
that we
aggravate
that you
aggravate
that they
aggravate
Past
if I
aggravated
if you
aggravated
if he/she/it
aggravated
if we
aggravated
if you
aggravated
if they
aggravated
Imperative
Affirmative
you
aggravate
we
let's aggravate
Negative
you
don't aggravate
we
let's not aggravate
Non-finite forms
Infinitive
to aggravate
Perfect infinitive
to have aggravated
Present participle / gerund
aggravating
Past participle
aggravated
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