← bring — definition

Conjugation of bring

Irregular CEFR A1

ˈbɹɪŋ

To move a piece into a more active position, esp. to initially develop it. Ver definición completa →

Indicative

Present

I	bring
you	bring
he / she / it	brings
we	bring
they	bring
you (plural)	bring

Past simple

I	brought
you	brought
he / she / it	brought
we	brought
they	brought
you (plural)	brought

Future simple

I	will bring
you	will bring
he / she / it	will bring
we	will bring
they	will bring
you (plural)	will bring

Present continuous

I	am bringing
you	are bringing
he / she / it	is bringing
we	are bringing
they	are bringing
you (plural)	are bringing

Past continuous

I	was bringing
you	were bringing
he / she / it	was bringing
we	were bringing
they	were bringing
you (plural)	were bringing

Future continuous

I	will be bringing
you	will be bringing
he / she / it	will be bringing
we	will be bringing
they	will be bringing
you (plural)	will be bringing

Present perfect

I	have brought
you	have brought
he / she / it	has brought
we	have brought
they	have brought
you (plural)	have brought

Past perfect

I	had brought
you	had brought
he / she / it	had brought
we	had brought
they	had brought
you (plural)	had brought

Future perfect

I	will have brought
you	will have brought
he / she / it	will have brought
we	will have brought
they	will have brought
you (plural)	will have brought

Conditional

Present

I	would bring
you	would bring
he / she / it	would bring
we	would bring
they	would bring
you (plural)	would bring

Conditional perfect

I	would have brought
you	would have brought
he / she / it	would have brought
we	would have brought
they	would have brought
you (plural)	would have brought

Subjunctive

Present

I	bring
you	bring
he / she / it	bring
we	bring
they	bring
you (plural)	bring

Imperative

Affirmative

you	bring
we	let's bring
you (plural)	bring

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More conjugations

bring a knife to a gunfight bring a lump to someone's throat bring about bring along bring an end to bring away bring back bring back to life