Confuse V1, V2, V3, V4, V5 Forms | Confuse Past Tense and Past Participle

By Simi April 15, 2022 Verbs 0 Comments

Verb: confuse

Meaning: make (someone) bewildered

Confuse Verb Forms (V1, V2, V3, V4, V5):

BASE FORM	PAST TENSE	PAST PARTICIPLE	-S/IES	-ING
confuse	confused	confused	confuses	confusing

Example Conjugations:

Present Tense

In present tense conjugations, we typically use the verb “to+V1”. Here are some conjugations of “to+V1” in the present tense:

I	+	confuse
She/He	+	confuses
They	+	confuse
We	+	confuse
You	+	confuse

Past Tense

In past tense conjugations, we typically use the verb “V2”. Here are some conjugations of “V2” in the past tense:

I	+	confused
She/He	+	confused
They	+	confused
We	+	confused
You	+	confused

Perfect Tense

In present tense conjugations, we typically use the verb “have+V3”. Here are some conjugations of “have+V3” in the present tense:

I	+	have	+	confused
She/He	+	has	+	confused
They	+	have	+	confused
We	+	have	+	confused
You	+	have	+	confused

Future Tense

In future tense conjugations, we typically use the verb “will+V1”. Here are some conjugations of “will+V1” in the future tense:

I	+	will	+	confuse
She/He	+	will	+	confuse
They	+	will	+	confuse
We	+	will	+	confuse
You	+	will	+	confuse

Past Perfect Tense

In past perfect tense conjugations, we typically use the verb “had+V3”. Here are some conjugations of “had+V3” in the past perfect tense:

I	+	had	+	confused
She/He	+	had	+	confused
They	+	had	+	confused
We	+	had	+	confused
You	+	had	+	confused

Future Perfect Tense

In future perfect tense conjugations, we typically use the verb “will+have+V3”. Here are some conjugations of “will+have+V3” in the future perfect tense:

I	+	will	have	+	confused
She/He	+	will	have	+	confused
They	+	will	have	+	confused
We	+	will	have	+	confused
You	+	will	have	+	confused

Present – Conditional

In present conditional tense conjugations, we typically use the verb “would+V1”. Here are some conjugations of “would+V1” in the present conditional tense:

I	+	would	+	confuse
She/He	+	would	+	confuse
They	+	would	+	confuse
We	+	would	+	confuse
You	+	would	+	confuse

Perfect – Conditional

In perfect conditional tense conjugations, we typically use the verb “would+have+V3″. Here are some conjugations of ” would+have+V3″ in the perfect conditional tense:

I	+	would	have	+	confused
She/He	+	would	have	+	confused
They	+	would	have	+	confused
We	+	would	have	+	confused
You	+	would	have	+	confused

List of Common Verb Forms:

Base Form	V2	V3
bray	brayed	brayed
swing	swung	swung
collapse	collapsed	collapsed
thrust	thrust	thrust
endanger	endangered	endangered
begin	began	begun
satisfy	satisfied	satisfied

accept	accepted	accepted
hurry	hurried	hurried
endorse	endorsed	endorsed
come	came	come
type	typed	typed
box	boxed	boxed
scald	scalded	scalded
address	addressed	addressed

purify	purified	Purified
adjust	adjusted	adjusted
push	pushed	pushed
detach	detached	detached
win	won	won
clean	cleaned	cleaned
throw	threw	thrown
collect	collected	collected
thump	thumped	thumped
ache	ached	ached

imbibe	imbibed	Imbibed
behold	beheld	beheld
scab	scabbed	scabbed
ask	asked	asked
sabotage	sabotaged	sabotaged
conquer	conquered	conquered
wander	wandered	wandered
absorb	absorbed	absorbed
hurl	hurled	hurled
accompany	accompanied	accompanied

identify	identified	Identified
develop	developed	developed
worship	worshipped	worshipped
comment	commented	commented
vomit	vomited	vomited
correspond	corresponded	corresponded
want	wanted	wanted
corrode	corroded	corroded
wet	wet	wet
achieve	achieved	achieved
punish	punished	punished
argue	argued	argued
put	put	put
encroach	encroached	encroached
die	died	died
arise	arose	arisen

qualify	qualified	Qualified
behave	behaved	behaved
savor	savored	savored
detect	detected	detected
wind	wound	wound
course	coursed	coursed
whip	whipped	whipped
arrest	arrested	arrested
rush	rushed	rushed
calculate	calculated	calculated
thrive	throve	thriven
hide	hid	hidden
destroy	destroyed	destroyed

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