cause - Conjugation of the English verb cause
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to cause to swell enfler
 
Indicative
Present Perfect
I cause to swell
you cause to swell
she causes to swell
we cause to swell
they cause to swell
I have caused to swell
you have caused to swell
she has caused to swell
we have caused to swell
they have caused to swell
Past Pluperfect
I caused to swell
you caused to swell
she caused to swell
we caused to swell
they caused to swell
I had caused to swell
you had caused to swell
she had caused to swell
we had caused to swell
they had caused to swell
Future Future perfect
I will cause to swell
you will cause to swell
she will cause to swell
we will cause to swell
they will cause to swell
I will have caused to swell
you will have caused to swell
she will have caused to swell
we will have caused to swell
they will have caused to swell
Imperative
Present    
cause to swell!
let's cause to swell!
 
 
Conditional
Present Perfect
I would cause to swell
you would cause to swell
she would cause to swell
we would cause to swell
they would cause to swell
I would have caused to swell
you would have caused to swell
she would have caused to swell
we would have caused to swell
they would have caused to swell
Conjunctive
Present Perfect
I cause to swell
you cause to swell
she cause to swell
we cause to swell
they cause to swell
I have caused to swell
you have caused to swell
she have caused to swell
we have caused to swell
they have caused to swell
Past   Pluperfect  
I caused to swell
you caused to swell
she caused to swell
we caused to swell
they caused to swell
I had caused to swell
you had caused to swell
she had caused to swell
we had caused to swell
they had caused to swell
Participle
Gerund Past
causing to swell
caused to swell