Conjugation and declension of "scale" in English

Singular and plural for scale[skeɪl]     

Singular
Plural
Singular
Common case
scale
scales
Possessive case
scale's
scales'
Plural
scales
scales'

Conjugation of the verb scale[skeɪl], regular     

not scale
All forms Indicative Conditional Participles Infinitives

Indicative

Present Indefinite

I scale
you scale
he/she/it scales
we scale
you scale
they scale

Present Continuous

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

Present Perfect

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

Present Perfect Continuous

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

Past Indefinite

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

Past Continuous

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

Past Perfect

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

Past Perfect Continuous

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

Future Indefinite

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

Future Continuous

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

Future Perfect

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

Future Perfect Continuous

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

Indicative

Present Indefinite

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

Present Continuous

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

Present Perfect

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

Present Perfect Continuous

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

Past Indefinite

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

Past Continuous

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

Past Perfect

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

Past Perfect Continuous

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

Future Indefinite

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

Future Continuous

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

Future Perfect

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

Future Perfect Continuous

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

Conditional

Conditional Present

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

Conditional Present Continuous

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

Conditional Perfect

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

Conditional Perfect Continuous

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

Conditional

Conditional Present

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

Conditional Present Continuous

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

Conditional Perfect

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

Conditional Perfect Continuous

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

Participles

Present

scaling

Past

scaled

Infinitives

Infinitives

to scale
to have scaled
to be scaling
to have been scaling
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