The document provides information on conjugations of the verb "to hear" in English, including present, past, and future tense forms for singular and plural subjects. It also covers negative and imperative forms, passive and active participles, and present continuous passive voice. Examples are given for each conjugation.

1. (Verbal noun)
He heard.
to hear
Attached
Pronouns
Imperfect Tense
Starting verb in a
verbal sentence.
Detached
Pronouns
Past Tense
He hear.
when the subject is
SING. or PLU.
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Starting verb in a
verbal sentence.
He heard.
when the subject is
SING. or PLU.
He will hear.
You two hear/ will
hear.
They two heard.
They hear.
They all heard.
They will hear.
near future:
near past::
You hear.
+
+
You heard.
You will hear.
You two hear / will
hear.
distant future:
You two heard.
You all hear.
+
Past
continuous:
You all heard.
+
You all will hear.
(with noun)
I hear.
(with verb)
I will hear.
I heard.
We hear.
We heard.
We will hear.
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Negative
Imperative
Don’t hear!
Hear!
Singular
Don’t (you two) hear!
Hear (you two)!
Dual
Don’t (you all) hear!
Hear (you all)!
Passive participle
Plural
Active participle
one who is heard
one who hears
Singular
Dual
those who hear
those who are heard
Passive Voice
is being heard.
is heard.
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Plural
Passive Voice