← keep — definición

Conjugation of keep

Irregular CEFR A1

/kiːp/

To continue in (a course or mode of action); to not intermit or fall from; to uphold or maintain. Ver definición completa →

Indicative

Present

I	keep
you	keep
he / she / it	keeps
we	keep
they	keep
you (plural)	keep

Past simple

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

Future simple

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

Present continuous

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

Past continuous

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

Future continuous

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

Present perfect

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

Past perfect

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

Future perfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Conditional perfect

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

Subjunctive

Present

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

Imperative

Affirmative

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

Más conjugaciones

keep a civil tongue in one's head keep a close watch keep a cool head keep a dog and bark oneself keep a lid on keep a lookout keep a low profile keep a tight rein on