Conjugation and declension of "jury" in English

Singular and plural for jury[ˈdʒuərɪ]     

Singular
Plural
Singular
Common case
jury
juries
Possessive case
jury's
juries'
Plural
juries
juries'

Conjugation of the verb jury[ˈdʒuərɪ], regular     

All forms Indicative Conditional Participles Infinitives

Indicative

Present Indefinite

I jury
you jury
he/she/it juries
we jury
you jury
they jury

Present Continuous

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

Present Perfect

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

Present Perfect Continuous

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

Past Indefinite

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

Past Continuous

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

Past Perfect

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

Past Perfect Continuous

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

Future Indefinite

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

Future Continuous

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

Future Perfect

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

Future Perfect Continuous

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

Conditional

Conditional Present

I would jury
you would jury
he/she/it would jury
we would jury
you would jury
they would jury

Conditional Present Continuous

I would be jurying
you would be jurying
he/she/it would be jurying
we would be jurying
you would be jurying
they would be jurying

Conditional Perfect

I would have juried
you would have juried
he/she/it would have juried
we would have juried
you would have juried
they would have juried

Conditional Perfect Continuous

I would have been jurying
you would have been jurying
he/she/it would have been jurying
we would have been jurying
you would have been jurying
they would have been jurying

Participles

Present

jurying

Past

juried

Infinitives

Infinitives

to jury
to have juried
to be jurying
to have been jurying
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