← rise — definition

Conjugation of rise

Irregular CEFR B1

ɹaɪz

To become more and more dignified or forcible; to increase in interest or power; said of style, thought, or discourse. Ver definición completa →

Indicative

Present

I	rise
you	rise
he / she / it	rises
we	rise
they	rise
you (plural)	rise

Past simple

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

Future simple

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

Present continuous

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

Past continuous

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

Future continuous

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

Present perfect

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

Past perfect

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

Future perfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Conditional perfect

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

Subjunctive

Present

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

Imperative

Affirmative

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

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More conjugations

rise above rise and shine rise from the ashes rise from the dead rise through the ranks rise to the bait rise to the challenge rise to the occasion