Conjugation
dig in
Language
English
IndicativePresent
- I dig
- you dig
- you dig
- he/she/it digs
- we dig
- they dig
IndicativePreterite
- I dug
- you dug
- you dug
- he/she/it dug
- we dug
- they dug
IndicativePresent continuous
- I am digging
- you are digging
- you are digging
- he/she/it is digging
- we are digging
- they are digging
IndicativePresent perfect
- I have dug
- you have dug
- you have dug
- he/she/it has dug
- we have dug
- they have dug
IndicativeFuture
- I will dig
- you will dig
- you will dig
- he/she/it will dig
- we will dig
- they will dig
IndicativeFuture perfect
- I will have dug
- you will have dug
- you will have dug
- he/she/it will have dug
- we will have dug
- they will have dug
IndicativePast continous
- I was digging
- you were digging
- you were digging
- he/she/it was digging
- we were digging
- they were digging
IndicativePast perfect
- I had dug
- you had dug
- you had dug
- he/she/it had dug
- we had dug
- they had dug
IndicativeFuture continuous
- I will be digging
- you will be digging
- you will be digging
- he/she/it will be digging
- we will be digging
- they will be digging
IndicativePresent perfect continuous
- I have been digging
- you have been digging
- you have been digging
- he/she/it has been digging
- we have been digging
- they have been digging
IndicativePast perfect continuous
- I had been digging
- you had been digging
- you had been digging
- he/she/it had been digging
- we had been digging
- they had been digging
IndicativeFuture perfect continuous
- I will have been digging
- you will have been digging
- you will have been digging
- he/she/it will have been digging
- we will have been digging
- they will have been digging
ParticiplePresent
- digging
ParticiplePast
- dug
Perfect participle
- having dug
Examples
We are not asking guests to dig in their attics for musty old bay blankets.
We are not asking guests to dig in their attics for musty old bay blankets.
We are not asking guests to dig in their attics for musty old bay blankets.