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Conjugation of employ

Regular CEFR C1
/ɪmˈplɔɪ/

To use (someone or something) for a job or task. Ver definición completa →

Indicative

Present
I employ
you employ
he / she / it employs
we employ
they employ
you (plural) employ
Past simple
I employed
you employed
he / she / it employed
we employed
they employed
you (plural) employed
Future simple
I will employ
you will employ
he / she / it will employ
we will employ
they will employ
you (plural) will employ
Present continuous
I am employing
you are employing
he / she / it is employing
we are employing
they are employing
you (plural) are employing
Past continuous
I was employing
you were employing
he / she / it was employing
we were employing
they were employing
you (plural) were employing
Future continuous
I will be employing
you will be employing
he / she / it will be employing
we will be employing
they will be employing
you (plural) will be employing
Present perfect
I have employed
you have employed
he / she / it has employed
we have employed
they have employed
you (plural) have employed
Past perfect
I had employed
you had employed
he / she / it had employed
we had employed
they had employed
you (plural) had employed
Future perfect
I will have employed
you will have employed
he / she / it will have employed
we will have employed
they will have employed
you (plural) will have employed

Conditional

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

Subjunctive

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

Imperative

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

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