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A tabular view of the conjugation of the transitive verb 
to call: 
Name of Tense 
Simple Form 
Progressive Form i 
Emphatic Form 
>■ ■ »•{ Ä“‘ 
P „„ t I Imperfect' 
1 ast l Perfect 
Future f Im P erfeot 
1 uture 1 Perfect 
Present Imperfect 
Fast Imperfect 
Present 
Fast 
Present 
Indicative Mood. 
I call I- am calling . 
I have called I bavebeencalling 
I called I was calling 
I had called I had been calling 
I sliall call I sliall be calling 
I shall have called I sliall have been 
calling 
Subjunetive Mood. 
(If) I call I (If) I be calling 
(If) I called ! (If) I were calling 
Conditional Mood. 
I should eall I should be calling 
Ishould have called I should have beeil 
calling 
Imperative Mood. 
Call | — 
, I Imperfect 1 I may call 
Present|p erfeot j ma y have ea ji ec j 
Fast 
) Imperfect 
1 Perfect 
I might call 
1 might have called 
Present 
(Imperfect ' (To) call 
\ Perfect (To) have called 
Potential Mood. 
I may be calling 
I may have been 
calling 
I might be calling 
I might have been 
calling 
Infinitive Mood. 
’To be calling 
To have b een calling 
Passive Voi ce. 
Ihdicative Moo d. 
Present 
! Past 
Imperfect 
Perfect 
(Imperfect 
{ Perfect 
. (Imperfect 
Future Perfect 
I am called 
T have been called 
I was called 
1 had been called 
I shall be called 
II shall have been 
called 
I am being called 
(Hone) 
I was being called 
> Kone 
I do call 
(Hone) 
I did call 
(None) 
I will call 
1 will have called 
(If) I do call 
(If) I did call 
Hone 
Do eall 
Hone 
None 
Hone 
Subjunetive Mood 
Conditional Mood 
Imperative Mood 
Potential Mood 
Infinitive Mood 
(If) I be called. (If) I were called. 
I should be called. I should have been 
called. 
Let him, etc. be called. 
I may be called. I might be called. 
To be called.