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Conjugation of date

Regular CEFR A2
/deɪt/

To make or become old, especially in such a way as to fall out of fashion, become less appealing or attractive, etc. Ver definición completa →

Indicative

Present
I date
you date
he / she / it dates
we date
they date
you (plural) date
Past simple
I dated
you dated
he / she / it dated
we dated
they dated
you (plural) dated
Future simple
I will date
you will date
he / she / it will date
we will date
they will date
you (plural) will date
Present continuous
I am dating
you are dating
he / she / it is dating
we are dating
they are dating
you (plural) are dating
Past continuous
I was dating
you were dating
he / she / it was dating
we were dating
they were dating
you (plural) were dating
Future continuous
I will be dating
you will be dating
he / she / it will be dating
we will be dating
they will be dating
you (plural) will be dating
Present perfect
I have dated
you have dated
he / she / it has dated
we have dated
they have dated
you (plural) have dated
Past perfect
I had dated
you had dated
he / she / it had dated
we had dated
they had dated
you (plural) had dated
Future perfect
I will have dated
you will have dated
he / she / it will have dated
we will have dated
they will have dated
you (plural) will have dated

Conditional

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

Subjunctive

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

Imperative

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

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