Conjugate verb "oppose" in English

Conjugation of the verb oppose[əˈpəuz], regular     

not oppose
All forms Indicative Conditional Participles Infinitives

Indicative

Present Indefinite

I oppose
you oppose
he/she/it opposes
we oppose
you oppose
they oppose

Present Continuous

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

Present Perfect

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

Present Perfect Continuous

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

Past Indefinite

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

Past Continuous

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

Past Perfect

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

Past Perfect Continuous

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

Future Indefinite

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

Future Continuous

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

Future Perfect

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

Future Perfect Continuous

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

Indicative

Present Indefinite

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

Present Continuous

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

Present Perfect

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

Present Perfect Continuous

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

Past Indefinite

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

Past Continuous

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

Past Perfect

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

Past Perfect Continuous

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

Future Indefinite

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

Future Continuous

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

Future Perfect

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

Future Perfect Continuous

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

Conditional

Conditional Present

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

Conditional Present Continuous

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

Conditional Perfect

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

Conditional Perfect Continuous

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

Conditional

Conditional Present

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

Conditional Present Continuous

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

Conditional Perfect

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

Conditional Perfect Continuous

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

Participles

Present

opposing

Past

opposed

Infinitives

Infinitives

to oppose
to have opposed
to be opposing
to have been opposing
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