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Find Past Tense: Verb Forms, Conjugate FIND

found or fand ( dialectal )

The past tense of find is found or fand ( dialectal )

The Forms of Find

Infinitive to find
Present Tense find / finds
Past Tense found or fand ( dialectal )
Present Participle finding
Past Participle found or (archaic) founden

Conjugate Find

Find in Present Simple (Indefinite) Tense

Singular Plural
I find We find
You find You find
He/She/It finds They find

Find in Present Continuous (Progressive) Tense

Singular Plural
I am finding We are finding
You are finding You are finding
He/She/It is finding They are finding

Find in Present Perfect Tense

Singular Plural
I have found or (archaic) founden We have found or (archaic) founden
You have found or (archaic) founden You have found or (archaic) founden
He/She/It has found or (archaic) founden They have found or (archaic) founden

Find in Present Perfect Continuous Tense

Singular Plural
I have been finding We have been finding
You have been finding You have been finding
He/She/It has been finding They have been finding

Find in Past Simple (Indefinite) Tense

Singular Plural
I found or fand ( dialectal ) We found or fand ( dialectal )
You found or fand ( dialectal ) You found or fand ( dialectal )
He/She/It found or fand ( dialectal ) They found or fand ( dialectal )

Find in Past Continuous (Progressive) Tense

Singular Plural
I was finding We were finding
You were finding You were finding
He/She/It was finding They were finding

Find in Past Perfect Tense

Singular Plural
I had found or (archaic) founden We had found or (archaic) founden
You had found or (archaic) founden You had found or (archaic) founden
He/She/It had found or (archaic) founden They had found or (archaic) founden

Find in Past Perfect Continuous Tense

Singular Plural
I had been finding We had been finding
You had been finding You had been finding
He/She/It had been finding They had been finding

Find in Future Simple (Indefinite) Tense

Singular Plural
I will find We will find
You will find You will find
He/She/It will find They will find

Find in Future Continuous (Progressive) Tense

Singular Plural
I will be finding We will be finding
You will be finding You will be finding
He/She/It will be finding They will be finding

Find in Future Perfect Tense

Singular Plural
I will have found or (archaic) founden We will have found or (archaic) founden
You will have found or (archaic) founden You will have found or (archaic) founden
He/She/It will have found or (archaic) founden They will have found or (archaic) founden

Find in Future Perfect Continuous Tense

Singular Plural
I will have been finding We will have been finding
You will have been finding You will have been finding
He/She/It will have been finding They will have been finding
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