consecute – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of consecute

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to consecute
Participle: consecuted
Gerund: consecuting

Cognates

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Indicative

Present

Iconsecute
youconsecute
he;she;itconsecutes
weconsecute
youconsecute
theyconsecute

Perfect

Ihave consecuted
youhave consecuted
he;she;ithas consecuted
wehave consecuted
youhave consecuted
theyhave consecuted

Past

Iconsecuted
youconsecuted
he;she;itconsecuted
weconsecuted
youconsecuted
theyconsecuted

Pluperfect

Ihad consecuted
youhad consecuted
he;she;ithad consecuted
wehad consecuted
youhad consecuted
theyhad consecuted

Future

Iwill consecute
youwill consecute
he;she;itwill consecute
wewill consecute
youwill consecute
theywill consecute

Future Perfect

Iwill have consecuted
youwill have consecuted
he;she;itwill have consecuted
wewill have consecuted
youwill have consecuted
theywill have consecuted

Subjunctive

Present

Iconsecute
youconsecute
he;she;itconsecute
weconsecute
youconsecute
theyconsecute

Perfect

Ihave consecuted
youhave consecuted
he;she;ithave consecuted
wehave consecuted
youhave consecuted
theyhave consecuted

Imperfect

Iconsecuted
youconsecuted
he;she;itconsecuted
weconsecuted
youconsecuted
theyconsecuted

Pluperfect

Ihad consecuted
youhad consecuted
he;she;ithad consecuted
wehad consecuted
youhad consecuted
theyhad consecuted

Conditional

Present

Iwould consecute
youwould consecute
he;she;itwould consecute
wewould consecute
youwould consecute
theywould consecute

Perfect

Iwould have consecuted
youwould have consecuted
he;she;itwould have consecuted
wewould have consecuted
youwould have consecuted
theywould have consecuted

Imperative

youconsecute
weLet's consecute
youconsecute

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

Iam consecuting
youare consecuting
he;she;itis consecuting
weare consecuting
youare consecuting
theyare consecuting

Perfect

Ihave been consecuting
youhave been consecuting
he;she;ithas been consecuting
wehave been consecuting
youhave been consecuting
theyhave been consecuting

Past

Iwas consecuting
youwere consecuting
he;she;itwas consecuting
wewere consecuting
youwere consecuting
theywere consecuting

Pluperfect

Ihad been consecuting
youhad been consecuting
he;she;ithad been consecuting
wehad been consecuting
youhad been consecuting
theyhad been consecuting

Future

Iwill be consecuting
youwill be consecuting
he;she;itwill be consecuting
wewill be consecuting
youwill be consecuting
theywill be consecuting

Future Perfect

Iwill have been consecuting
youwill have been consecuting
he;she;itwill have been consecuting
wewill have been consecuting
youwill have been consecuting
theywill have been consecuting

Conditional

Present

Iwould be consecuting
youwould be consecuting
he;she;itwould be consecuting
wewould be consecuting
youwould be consecuting
theywould be consecuting

Perfect

Iwould have been consecuting
youwould have been consecuting
he;she;itwould have been consecuting
wewould have been consecuting
youwould have been consecuting
theywould have been consecuting

Other

Synonyms & Antonyms

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

Borrowed from Latin consequor, consecutus. See: Latin 'consequor'.

Sample Sentences

  • For, as ferr as I can lerne, few men hitherto, being here in any auctoritie, hath finally consecuted favors and thankes, but rather the contrarie, with povertie for theire farewell. [1536, L. Gray, State papers [of] King Henry the Eighth:]
  • And that ye be utterly in despair to consecute or attain any thing to the purpose there, to the benefit of the said Cause, with the strange demeanour that hath been used in calling you to make answer, why the supplications presented by the Emperor's Ambassador for advocation of the Cause should not proceed. [1715, Gilbert Burnet, “Book II. Of Matters, that Happen’d during the Time Comprehended in the Second Book of the History of the Reformation.”, in The History of the Reformation of the Church of England. The Third Part. […], London: […] J. Churchill […], →OCLC, page 71:]