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← invite — definición

Conjugation of invite

Regular CEFR B1
/ɪnˈvaɪt/

To allure; to draw to; to tempt to come; to induce by pleasure or hope; to attract. Ver definición completa →

Indicative

Present
I invite
you invite
he / she / it invites
we invite
they invite
you (plural) invite
Past simple
I invited
you invited
he / she / it invited
we invited
they invited
you (plural) invited
Future simple
I will invite
you will invite
he / she / it will invite
we will invite
they will invite
you (plural) will invite
Present continuous
I am inviting
you are inviting
he / she / it is inviting
we are inviting
they are inviting
you (plural) are inviting
Past continuous
I was inviting
you were inviting
he / she / it was inviting
we were inviting
they were inviting
you (plural) were inviting
Future continuous
I will be inviting
you will be inviting
he / she / it will be inviting
we will be inviting
they will be inviting
you (plural) will be inviting
Present perfect
I have invited
you have invited
he / she / it has invited
we have invited
they have invited
you (plural) have invited
Past perfect
I had invited
you had invited
he / she / it had invited
we had invited
they had invited
you (plural) had invited
Future perfect
I will have invited
you will have invited
he / she / it will have invited
we will have invited
they will have invited
you (plural) will have invited

Conditional

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

Subjunctive

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

Imperative

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

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