HomeServicesBlogDictionariesContactSpanish Course
← shoot — definition

Conjugation of shoot

Irregular CEFR A2
ʃuːt

To deviate from kayfabe, either intentionally or accidentally; to actually connect with unchoreographed fighting blows and maneuvers, or speak one's mind (instead of an agreed script). Ver definición completa →

Indicative

Present
I shoot
you shoot
he / she / it shoots
we shoot
they shoot
you (plural) shoot
Past simple
I shot
you shot
he / she / it shot
we shot
they shot
you (plural) shot
Future simple
I will shoot
you will shoot
he / she / it will shoot
we will shoot
they will shoot
you (plural) will shoot
Present continuous
I am shooting
you are shooting
he / she / it is shooting
we are shooting
they are shooting
you (plural) are shooting
Past continuous
I was shooting
you were shooting
he / she / it was shooting
we were shooting
they were shooting
you (plural) were shooting
Future continuous
I will be shooting
you will be shooting
he / she / it will be shooting
we will be shooting
they will be shooting
you (plural) will be shooting
Present perfect
I have shot
you have shot
he / she / it has shot
we have shot
they have shot
you (plural) have shot
Past perfect
I had shot
you had shot
he / she / it had shot
we had shot
they had shot
you (plural) had shot
Future perfect
I will have shot
you will have shot
he / she / it will have shot
we will have shot
they will have shot
you (plural) will have shot

Conditional

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

Subjunctive

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

Imperative

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

Practice this verb →

More conjugations

Explore the English dictionary

Look up any English word for definitions, equivalents in 94 languages, and more.

Open Dictionary