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English

Conjugation

speak up

Language English

IndicativePresent

I speak
you speak
you speak
he/she/it speaks
we speak
they speak

IndicativePreterite

I spoke
you spoke
you spoke
he/she/it spoke
we spoke
they spoke

IndicativePresent continuous

I am speaking
you are speaking
you are speaking
he/she/it is speaking
we are speaking
they are speaking

IndicativePresent perfect

I have spoken
you have spoken
you have spoken
he/she/it has spoken
we have spoken
they have spoken

IndicativeFuture

I will speak
you will speak
you will speak
he/she/it will speak
we will speak
they will speak

IndicativeFuture perfect

I will have spoken
you will have spoken
you will have spoken
he/she/it will have spoken
we will have spoken
they will have spoken

IndicativePast continous

I was speaking
you were speaking
you were speaking
he/she/it was speaking
we were speaking
they were speaking

IndicativePast perfect

I had spoken
you had spoken
you had spoken
he/she/it had spoken
we had spoken
they had spoken

IndicativeFuture continuous

I will be speaking
you will be speaking
you will be speaking
he/she/it will be speaking
we will be speaking
they will be speaking

IndicativePresent perfect continuous

I have been speaking
you have been speaking
you have been speaking
he/she/it has been speaking
we have been speaking
they have been speaking

IndicativePast perfect continuous

I had been speaking
you had been speaking
you had been speaking
he/she/it had been speaking
we had been speaking
they had been speaking

IndicativeFuture perfect continuous

I will have been speaking
you will have been speaking
you will have been speaking
he/she/it will have been speaking
we will have been speaking
they will have been speaking

ParticiplePresent

speaking

ParticiplePast

spoken

Perfect participle

having spoken

Examples

But only the women have their own committee to speak up for them.

We need to speak up for this important group of Canadians whose livelihoods are being risked.