Fast tense — I wroie
Fast perfect tense = I had written
Future tense — 1 shall write
Future perfect tense = I shall have. written.
Auxiliary Verbs. To develop tke full conjugation of the
English verb we must employ auxiliaries. The auxiliary verbs are:
have, be, do, shall t will, may, can and must.
Have, be, do and will are also used as principai verbs.
Shall, may, can, and must are always auxiliary verbs.
Conjugation of to have.
Infinitive Present — to have Participle Present = having
Infinitive Fast — to have had Participle Fast = had
Participle Perfect — having had.
Indicative Mood.
Present Tense
/, you, have
he, ehe, it has
we, you, they have
Fast Tonse
I, you had
he, ehe, it had
we, you, they had
Future Tense
I shall have
you will have
he, she, it will have
we shall have
you, they will have
Future Ten
Present Perfect Tense
I, you, have had
he, she, it has had.
we, you, they have had
Fast Perfect Tense
I, you had had.
he, she, it had had.
we, you, they had had
Future Perfect Tense
1 shall have had-
you will have. had
he, she, it will have had
ivc shall have had
you, they will have had.
e Interrogative.
Shall I, you have?
will he, she, it have t
shall nie, you have?
will they have?
{ Present Tense: (If) I, you, etc. have
Past Pr esjent Tense: (Jf) I,you etc. have had
Fast Tense: (Jf) 1, you, etc. had
Past Perfect Tense: (If) I, you, etc. had had
Conditional Mood.
Present Tense
Past Tense
1 shoidd have
you woull have
I sliould have had
you would have had