Conjugation and declension of "attack" in English

Singular and plural for attack[əˈtæk]     

Singular
Plural
Singular
Common case
attack
attacks
Possessive case
attack's
attacks'
Plural
attacks
attacks'

Conjugation of the verb attack[əˈtæk], regular     

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Indicative

Present Indefinite

I attack
you attack
he/she/it attacks
we attack
you attack
they attack

Present Continuous

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

Present Perfect

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

Present Perfect Continuous

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

Past Indefinite

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

Past Continuous

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

Past Perfect

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

Past Perfect Continuous

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

Future Indefinite

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

Future Continuous

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

Future Perfect

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

Future Perfect Continuous

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

Indicative

Present Indefinite

I don't attack
you don't attack
he/she/it doesn't attack
we don't attack
you don't attack
they don't attack

Present Continuous

I am not attacking
you aren't attacking
he/she/it isn't attacking
we aren't attacking
you aren't attacking
they aren't attacking

Present Perfect

I haven't attacked
you haven't attacked
he/she/it hasn't attacked
we haven't attacked
you haven't attacked
they haven't attacked

Present Perfect Continuous

I haven't been attacking
you haven't been attacking
he/she/it hasn't been attacking
we haven't been attacking
you haven't been attacking
they haven't been attacking

Past Indefinite

I didn't attack
you didn't attack
he/she/it didn't attack
we didn't attack
you didn't attack
they didn't attack

Past Continuous

I wasn't attacking
you weren't attacking
he/she/it wasn't attacking
we weren't attacking
you weren't attacking
they weren't attacking

Past Perfect

I hadn't attacked
you hadn't attacked
he/she/it hadn't attacked
we hadn't attacked
you hadn't attacked
they hadn't attacked

Past Perfect Continuous

I hadn't been attacking
you hadn't been attacking
he/she/it hadn't been attacking
we hadn't been attacking
you hadn't been attacking
they hadn't been attacking

Future Indefinite

I shan't / won't attack
you won't attack
he/she/it won't attack
we shan't / won't attack
you won't attack
they won't attack

Future Continuous

I shan't / won't be attacking
you won't be attacking
he/she/it won't be attacking
we shan't / won't be attacking
you won't be attacking
they won't be attacking

Future Perfect

I shan't / won't have attacked
you won't have attacked
he/she/it won't have attacked
we shan't / won't have attacked
you won't have attacked
they won't have attacked

Future Perfect Continuous

I shan't / won't have been attacking
you won't have been attacking
he/she/it won't have been attacking
we shan't / won't have been attacking
you won't have been attacking
they won't have been attacking

Conditional

Conditional Present

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

Conditional Present Continuous

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

Conditional Perfect

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

Conditional Perfect Continuous

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

Conditional

Conditional Present

I wouldn't attack
you wouldn't attack
he/she/it wouldn't attack
we wouldn't attack
you wouldn't attack
they wouldn't attack

Conditional Present Continuous

I wouldn't be attacking
you wouldn't be attacking
he/she/it wouldn't be attacking
we wouldn't be attacking
you wouldn't be attacking
they wouldn't be attacking

Conditional Perfect

I wouldn't have attacked
you wouldn't have attacked
he/she/it wouldn't have attacked
we wouldn't have attacked
you wouldn't have attacked
they wouldn't have attacked

Conditional Perfect Continuous

I wouldn't have been attacking
you wouldn't have been attacking
he/she/it wouldn't have been attacking
we wouldn't have been attacking
you wouldn't have been attacking
they wouldn't have been attacking

Participles

Present

attacking

Past

attacked

Infinitives

Infinitives

to attack
to have attacked
to be attacking
to have been attacking
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