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Conjugation of help

Regular CEFR A1
/hɛlp/

We need several helpers for this job. hulp, helper, handlanger مُساعِد помагач ajudante pomocník der/die Helfer(in) hjælper; medhjælper; assistent βοηθόςayudante, asistente abimees كمك avustaja assist Ver definición completa →

Indicative

Present
I help
you help
he / she / it helps
we help
they help
you (plural) help
Past simple
I helped
you helped
he / she / it helped
we helped
they helped
you (plural) helped
Future simple
I will help
you will help
he / she / it will help
we will help
they will help
you (plural) will help
Present continuous
I am helping
you are helping
he / she / it is helping
we are helping
they are helping
you (plural) are helping
Past continuous
I was helping
you were helping
he / she / it was helping
we were helping
they were helping
you (plural) were helping
Future continuous
I will be helping
you will be helping
he / she / it will be helping
we will be helping
they will be helping
you (plural) will be helping
Present perfect
I have helped
you have helped
he / she / it has helped
we have helped
they have helped
you (plural) have helped
Past perfect
I had helped
you had helped
he / she / it had helped
we had helped
they had helped
you (plural) had helped
Future perfect
I will have helped
you will have helped
he / she / it will have helped
we will have helped
they will have helped
you (plural) will have helped

Conditional

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

Subjunctive

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

Imperative

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

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