make - Conjugation of the English verb make

make - Conjugation of the English verb make

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to make angry fâcher

Indicative

Present

Perfect

I	make	angry
you	make	angry
he	makes	angry
we	make	angry
they	make	angry

I	have	made	angry
you	have	made	angry
he	has	made	angry
we	have	made	angry
they	have	made	angry

Past

Pluperfect

I	made	angry
you	made	angry
he	made	angry
we	made	angry
they	made	angry

I	had	made	angry
you	had	made	angry
he	had	made	angry
we	had	made	angry
they	had	made	angry

Future

Future perfect

I	will	make	angry
you	will	make	angry
he	will	make	angry
we	will	make	angry
they	will	make	angry

I	will	have	made	angry
you	will	have	made	angry
he	will	have	made	angry
we	will	have	made	angry
they	will	have	made	angry

Imperative

Present

make	angry!
let's	make	angry!

Conditional

Present

Perfect

I	would	make	angry
you	would	make	angry
he	would	make	angry
we	would	make	angry
they	would	make	angry

I	would	have	made	angry
you	would	have	made	angry
he	would	have	made	angry
we	would	have	made	angry
they	would	have	made	angry

Conjunctive

Present

Perfect

I	make	angry
you	make	angry
he	make	angry
we	make	angry
they	make	angry

I	have	made	angry
you	have	made	angry
he	have	made	angry
we	have	made	angry
they	have	made	angry

Past

Pluperfect

I	made	angry
you	made	angry
he	made	angry
we	made	angry
they	made	angry

I	had	made	angry
you	had	made	angry
he	had	made	angry
we	had	made	angry
they	had	made	angry

Participle

Gerund

Past

making	angry

made	angry