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Conjugaison du verbe anglais TO OPEN

Verbe régulier : open - opened - opened
Traduction française : casser - ouvrir

Indicatif

Présent

I open
you open
she opens
we open
you open
they open

Présent continu

I'm opening
you're opening
she's opening
we're opening
you're opening
they're opening

Prétérit

I opened
you opened
she opened
we opened
you opened
they opened

Prétérit

I was opening
you were opening
she was opening
we were opening
you were opening
they were opening

Present perfect

I've opened
you've opened
she's opened
we've opened
you've opened
they've opened

Present perfect continu

I've been opening
you've been opening
she's been opening
we've been opening
you've been opening
they've been opening

Pluperfect

I'd opened
you'd opened
she'd opened
we'd opened
you'd opened
they'd opened

Pluperfect continu

I'd been opening
you'd been opening
she'd been opening
we'd been opening
you'd been opening
they'd been opening

Futur

I'll open
you'll open
she'll open
we'll open
you'll open
they'll open

Futur continu

I'll be opening
you'll be opening
she'll be opening
we'll be opening
you'll be opening
they'll be opening

Futur antérieur

I'll have opened
you'll have opened
she'll have opened
we'll have opened
you'll have opened
they'll have opened

Futur antérieur continu

I'll have been opening
you'll have been opening
she'll have been opening
we'll have been opening
you'll have been opening
they'll have been opening

Conditionnel

Présent

I'd open
you'd open
she'd open
we'd open
you'd open
they'd open

Présent continu

I'd be opening
you'd be opening
she'd be opening
we'd be opening
you'd be opening
they'd be opening

Passé

I'd have opened
you'd have opened
she'd have opened
we'd have opened
you'd have opened
they'd have opened

Passé continu

I'd have been opening
you'd have been opening
she'd have been opening
we'd have been opening
you'd have been opening
they'd have been opening

Impératif

Impératif

open
Let's open
open

 
 
 

Infinitif

Infinitif

to open

 
 
 

Verbe au hasard

accomplish - arm - arrange - attend - beg - brand - break - busy - cook - corrupt - decorate - determinate - dress - enure - fail - flush - full - giggle - guarantee - indicate - intreat - listen - mike - mow - offer - ordain - overhang - pledge - remarry - ring - roar - sail - scribe - stir - suck - taste - to be - to do - to go - to have - vibrate - wash - web - win