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Conjugation

try

Language English

IndicativePresent

I try
you try
you try
he/she/it tries
we try
they try

IndicativePreterite

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

IndicativePresent continuous

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

IndicativePresent perfect

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

IndicativeFuture

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

IndicativeFuture perfect

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

IndicativePast continous

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

IndicativePast perfect

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

IndicativeFuture continuous

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

IndicativePresent perfect continuous

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

IndicativePast perfect continuous

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

IndicativeFuture perfect continuous

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

ParticiplePresent

trying

ParticiplePast

tried

Perfect participle

having tried

Examples

To try them together would be a terrible injustice.

Judicial officer having jurisdiction, in criminal cases, to try breaches of certain provincial statutes.

Danny won his rugby match today, nearly scored a try.

Roberts scored one try in Wales' 24-3 defeat of Italy.