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Conjugation of talk

Regular CEFR A1
tɔːk

To think, represent, or speak of as small or unimportant:belittle, decry, denigrate, deprecate, depreciate, derogate, detract, discount, disparage, downgrade, minimize, run down, slight. Ver definición completa →

Indicative

Present
I talk
you talk
he / she / it talks
we talk
they talk
you (plural) talk
Past simple
I talked
you talked
he / she / it talked
we talked
they talked
you (plural) talked
Future simple
I will talk
you will talk
he / she / it will talk
we will talk
they will talk
you (plural) will talk
Present continuous
I am talking
you are talking
he / she / it is talking
we are talking
they are talking
you (plural) are talking
Past continuous
I was talking
you were talking
he / she / it was talking
we were talking
they were talking
you (plural) were talking
Future continuous
I will be talking
you will be talking
he / she / it will be talking
we will be talking
they will be talking
you (plural) will be talking
Present perfect
I have talked
you have talked
he / she / it has talked
we have talked
they have talked
you (plural) have talked
Past perfect
I had talked
you had talked
he / she / it had talked
we had talked
they had talked
you (plural) had talked
Future perfect
I will have talked
you will have talked
he / she / it will have talked
we will have talked
they will have talked
you (plural) will have talked

Conditional

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

Subjunctive

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

Imperative

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

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