Conjugation of to infortunate

All tenses of the English verb, with every person.

to infortunate
To subject a person to a, or cause a celestial body to be of malevolent influence; to render 'infortunate'.
regular verb
Infinitiveinfortunate
Past simpleinfortunated
Past participleinfortunated
-ing forminfortunating
Full conjugation of the English verb to infortunate (past simple infortunated, past participle infortunated): present simple and continuous, past simple and continuous, present perfect, past perfect, future, conditional, subjunctive and imperative, with all persons.

Indicative

Present simple

I infortunate
you infortunate
he/she/it infortunates
we infortunate
you infortunate
they infortunate

Present continuous

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

Present perfect

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

Present perfect continuous

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

Past simple

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

Past continuous

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

Past perfect

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

Past perfect continuous

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

Future simple

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

Future continuous

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

Future perfect

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

Future perfect continuous

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

Conditional

Present

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

Present continuous

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

Perfect

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

Perfect continuous

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

Subjunctive

Present

that I infortunate
that you infortunate
that he/she/it infortunate
that we infortunate
that you infortunate
that they infortunate

Past

if I infortunated
if you infortunated
if he/she/it infortunated
if we infortunated
if you infortunated
if they infortunated

Imperative

Affirmative

you infortunate
we let's infortunate

Negative

you don't infortunate
we let's not infortunate

Non-finite forms

Infinitive

to infortunate

Perfect infinitive

to have infortunated

Present participle / gerund

infortunating

Past participle

infortunated

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