Conjugar verbos en inglés



En esta página web, conjugator.reverso.net  está diseñada para conjugar los verbos en inglés en todos los tiempos. Ahora es importante que apuntéis los verbos:

To see
To watch
To go
To run
To swim
To have
To own

Ahora conjugad los verbos en Present, Present Perfect, Past simple, past continuous , past perfect  y ipast perfect continous.

Después de conjugarlos en cada tiempo verbal los buscáis en la página web y los comparáis  para ver los fallos.

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