Conjugate verb "recur" in English

Conjugation of the verb recur[rɪˈkə:], regular     

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Indicative

Present Indefinite

I recur
you recur
he/she/it recurs
we recur
you recur
they recur

Present Continuous

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

Present Perfect

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

Present Perfect Continuous

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

Past Indefinite

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

Past Continuous

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

Past Perfect

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

Past Perfect Continuous

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

Future Indefinite

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

Future Continuous

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

Future Perfect

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

Future Perfect Continuous

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

Indicative

Present Indefinite

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

Present Continuous

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

Present Perfect

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

Present Perfect Continuous

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

Past Indefinite

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

Past Continuous

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

Past Perfect

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

Past Perfect Continuous

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

Future Indefinite

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

Future Continuous

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

Future Perfect

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

Future Perfect Continuous

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

Conditional

Conditional Present

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

Conditional Present Continuous

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

Conditional Perfect

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

Conditional Perfect Continuous

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

Conditional

Conditional Present

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

Conditional Present Continuous

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

Conditional Perfect

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

Conditional Perfect Continuous

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

Participles

Present

recurring

Past

recurred

Infinitives

Infinitives

to recur
to have recurred
to be recurring
to have been recurring
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