The word fly is an irregular verb which means travel (moves through the air). The past tense of the verb fly is flew. The four Principal forms of the verb fly areÂ
Present Form: Fly (third-person singular flies)
Past Form: Flew
Past Participle: Flown
Present Participle: FlyingÂ
Conjugation of the Verb Fly Active Voice (Indicative Mood)
Simple Present Tense
- I/We/You/They flyÂ
- He (She, It) fliesÂ
Simple Past Tense
- I/We/You/They flewÂ
- He (She, It) flewÂ
Future Simple Tense
- I/We shall flyÂ
- You will flyÂ
- He (She, It) will flyÂ
- They will fly
Present Continuous Tense
- I am + present participle of fly
- We/You/They are + present participle of fly
- He (She, It) is + present participle of fly
Past Continuous Tense
- I was + present participle of fly
- We/You/They were + present participle of fly
- He (She, It) was + present participle of fly
Future Continuous Tense
- I/We/You/They will be + present participle of fly
- He (She, It) will be + present participle of fly
Present Perfect Tense
- I/We/You/They have flownÂ
- He (She, It) has flownÂ
Past Perfect Tense
- I/We/You/They had flownÂ
- He (She, It) had flown
Future Perfect Tense
- I/You/ They/We shall/will have flownÂ
- He (She, It) will/shall have flownÂ
Present Perfect Continuous Tense
- I/You/We have been + present participle of flyÂ
- He (She, It) has been + present participle of fly
- They have been + present participle of fly
Past Perfect Continuous Tense
- I/We/You had been + present participle of fly
- He (She, It) had been + present participle of fly
- They had been + present participle of fly
Future Perfect Continuous Tense
- I/We/ They/You will have been + past participle of fly
- He (She, It) will have been + present participle of fly
Conjugation of the Verb Fly Passive Voice (Indicative Mood)
Simple Present Tense
- I am flownÂ
- We are flownÂ
- You are flownÂ
- He (She, It) is flownÂ
- They are flown
Simple Past Tense
- I was flownÂ
- We/You/They were flownÂ
- He (She, It) was flown
Future Simple Tense
- I shall be flownÂ
- We shall be flownÂ
- You will be flownÂ
- He (She, It) will be flownÂ
- They will be flown
Present Continuous Tense
- I am being flownÂ
- We are being flownÂ
- You are being flownÂ
- He (She, It) is being flownÂ
- They are being flown
Past Continuous Tense
- I was being flownÂ
- We were being flownÂ
- You were being flownÂ
- He (She, It) was being flownÂ
- They were being flown
Future Continuous Tense
- I will be being flownÂ
- We will be being flownÂ
- You will be being flownÂ
- He (She, It) will be being flownÂ
- They will be being flown
Present Perfect Tense of Fly
- I/We/You/They have been flownÂ
- He (She, It) has been flownÂ
Past Perfect Tense of Fly
- I/We/You/They had been flownÂ
- He (She, It) had been flownÂ
Future Perfect Tense
- I shall have been flownÂ
- We shall have been flownÂ
- You will have been flownÂ
- He (She, It) will have been flownÂ
- They will have been flown
Conjugation of the Verb Fly Active Voice (Subjunctive Mood)
Present Tense
- If I flyÂ
- If we flyÂ
- If you flyÂ
- If he (she, it) fly
- If they flyÂ
Past Tense
- If I flewÂ
- If we flewÂ
- If you flewÂ
- If he (she, it) flew
- If they flewÂ
Future TenseÂ
- If I should flyÂ
- If we should flyÂ
- If you should flyÂ
- If he (she, it) should flyÂ
- If they should fly
Conjugation of the Verb Fly Passive Voice (Subjunctive Mood)
Present Tense
- If I be flown
- If we be flownÂ
- If you be flownÂ
- If he (she, it) be flownÂ
- If they be flownÂ
Past Tense
- If I were flownÂ
- If we were flownÂ
- If you were flownÂ
- If he (she, it) were flown
- If they were flownÂ
Future Tense
- If I should be flownÂ
- If we should be flownÂ
- If you should be flownÂ
- If he (she, it) should be flownÂ
- If they should be flown
Conditional with Fly
PresentÂ
- I should/would fly
- You would flyÂ
- He/She/It would flyÂ
- We should/would flyÂ
- They would flyÂ
PerfectÂ
- I should/would have flown
- You/They would have flown
- We should/would have flown
- It/She/He should/would have flown
Fly Impersonal Forms
Infinitive: to flyÂ
Perfect Infinitive: to have flown
Gerund: flyingÂ
Perfect Gerund: having flown
Participle: flown
Perfect Participle: having flown
Use Fly, Flew, Flying, Flown in Sentences
- She flies to London once a year.
- Are you flying tonight?
- They flew to Paris yesterday.
- The kids are flying kites in the park.
- The poor bird had finally flown.
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