← harm — definición

Conjugation of harm

Regular CEFR B1

/hɑːm/

To damage, hurt, or injure something, usually an inanimate object. Ver definición completa →

Indicative

Present

I	harm
you	harm
he / she / it	harms
we	harm
they	harm
you (plural)	harm

Past simple

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

Future simple

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

Present continuous

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

Past continuous

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

Future continuous

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

Present perfect

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

Past perfect

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

Future perfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Conditional perfect

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

Subjunctive

Present

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

Imperative

Affirmative

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

Más conjugaciones

harm a fly harm a hair on someone's head harmed harmed a fly harmed a hair on someone's head harmest harmeth harming