Conjugation of to postpone

All tenses of the English verb, with every person.

to postpone
To delay or put off an event, appointment, etc.
regular verb
Infinitivepostpone
Past simplepostponed
Past participlepostponed
-ing formpostponing
Full conjugation of the English verb to postpone (past simple postponed, past participle postponed): present simple and continuous, past simple and continuous, present perfect, past perfect, future, conditional, subjunctive and imperative, with all persons.

Indicative

Present simple

I postpone
you postpone
he/she/it postpones
we postpone
you postpone
they postpone

Present continuous

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

Present perfect

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

Present perfect continuous

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

Past simple

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

Past continuous

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

Past perfect

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

Past perfect continuous

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

Future simple

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

Future continuous

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

Future perfect

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

Future perfect continuous

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

Conditional

Present

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

Present continuous

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

Perfect

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

Perfect continuous

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

Subjunctive

Present

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

Past

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

Imperative

Affirmative

you postpone
we let's postpone

Negative

you don't postpone
we let's not postpone

Non-finite forms

Infinitive

to postpone

Perfect infinitive

to have postponed

Present participle / gerund

postponing

Past participle

postponed

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