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Conjugation of catch

Irregular CEFR A2
kat͡ʃ

To engage with some mechanism; to stick, to succeed in interacting with something or initiating some process. Ver definición completa →

Indicative

Present
I catch
you catch
he / she / it catches
we catch
they catch
you (plural) catch
Past simple
I caught
you caught
he / she / it caught
we caught
they caught
you (plural) caught
Future simple
I will catch
you will catch
he / she / it will catch
we will catch
they will catch
you (plural) will catch
Present continuous
I am catching
you are catching
he / she / it is catching
we are catching
they are catching
you (plural) are catching
Past continuous
I was catching
you were catching
he / she / it was catching
we were catching
they were catching
you (plural) were catching
Future continuous
I will be catching
you will be catching
he / she / it will be catching
we will be catching
they will be catching
you (plural) will be catching
Present perfect
I have caught
you have caught
he / she / it has caught
we have caught
they have caught
you (plural) have caught
Past perfect
I had caught
you had caught
he / she / it had caught
we had caught
they had caught
you (plural) had caught
Future perfect
I will have caught
you will have caught
he / she / it will have caught
we will have caught
they will have caught
you (plural) will have caught

Conditional

Present
I would catch
you would catch
he / she / it would catch
we would catch
they would catch
you (plural) would catch
Conditional perfect
I would have caught
you would have caught
he / she / it would have caught
we would have caught
they would have caught
you (plural) would have caught

Subjunctive

Present
I catch
you catch
he / she / it catch
we catch
they catch
you (plural) catch

Imperative

Affirmative
you catch
we let's catch
you (plural) catch

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