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Conjugation of walk

Regular CEFR A1
/wɔːk/

To tend to move radially while feeding axially, whether tending toward on-center or tending toward off-center. Walking may be desirable (e.g., when a reamer walks into concentricity) or undesirable (e Ver definición completa →

Indicative

Present
I walk
you walk
he / she / it walks
we walk
they walk
you (plural) walk
Past simple
I walked
you walked
he / she / it walked
we walked
they walked
you (plural) walked
Future simple
I will walk
you will walk
he / she / it will walk
we will walk
they will walk
you (plural) will walk
Present continuous
I am walking
you are walking
he / she / it is walking
we are walking
they are walking
you (plural) are walking
Past continuous
I was walking
you were walking
he / she / it was walking
we were walking
they were walking
you (plural) were walking
Future continuous
I will be walking
you will be walking
he / she / it will be walking
we will be walking
they will be walking
you (plural) will be walking
Present perfect
I have walked
you have walked
he / she / it has walked
we have walked
they have walked
you (plural) have walked
Past perfect
I had walked
you had walked
he / she / it had walked
we had walked
they had walked
you (plural) had walked
Future perfect
I will have walked
you will have walked
he / she / it will have walked
we will have walked
they will have walked
you (plural) will have walked

Conditional

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

Subjunctive

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

Imperative

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

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