Conjugation

ice

Language English

IndicativePresent

I ice
you ice
you ice
he/she/it ices
we ice
they ice

IndicativePreterite

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

IndicativePresent continuous

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

IndicativePresent perfect

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

IndicativeFuture

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

IndicativeFuture perfect

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

IndicativePast continous

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

IndicativePast perfect

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

IndicativeFuture continuous

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

IndicativePresent perfect continuous

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

IndicativePast perfect continuous

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

IndicativeFuture perfect continuous

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

ParticiplePresent

icing

ParticiplePast

iced

Perfect participle

having iced

Examples

They're out on the ice right now, giving their all.

Turns out Angel is available so we're taking the ice after all.

If you can just ice your best friend like that, I hate to think what you could do to us.

Well, just 'cause you want to ice everyone out doesn't mean I have to.

Don't be ridiculous, it's like ice out here.

Dad, I left some ice tea in there for you.