Forms of Stand
The word stand is an irregular verb that means maintain an upright position. The past tense of stand is stood—the following different forms of the verb stand.
Infinitive: to standÂ
Present: stand
Past: stood
Present Participle: standing
Perfect Infinitive: to have stood
Past Participle: stood
Gerund: standing
Perfect Gerund: having stood
Conjugate with Stand in Active Voice (Indicative Mood)Â
Present Simple Tense
- First Person Singular & Plural + standÂ
- Second Person Singular & Plural + standÂ
- Third Person Singular + standsÂ
- Third Person Plural + stand
Past Simple Tense
- First Person Singular & Plural + stoodÂ
- Second Person Singular & Plural + stoodÂ
- Third Person Singular + stood
- Third Person Plural + stoodÂ
Future Simple Tense
- First Person Singular & Plural + shall/will standÂ
- Second Person Singular & Plural + shall/will standÂ
- Third Person Singular + shall/will standÂ
- Third Person Plural + shall/will stand
Present Continuous Tense
- First Person Singular + am standingÂ
- First Person Plural + are standingÂ
- Second Person Singular & Plural + are standingÂ
- Third Person Singular + is standingÂ
- Third Person Plural + are standing
Past Continuous Tense
- First Person Singular + was standingÂ
- First Person Plural + were standingÂ
- Second Person Singular & Plural + were standingÂ
- Third Person Singular + was standingÂ
- Third Person Plural + were standing
Future Continuous Tense
- First Person Singular & Plural + shall/will be standingÂ
- Second Person Singular & Plural + shall/will be standingÂ
- Third Person Singular + shall/will be standingÂ
- Third Person Plural + shall/will be standing
Present Perfect Tense
- First Person Singular & Plural + have stoodÂ
- Second Person Singular & Plural have stoodÂ
- Third Person Singular + has stoodÂ
- Third Person Plural + have stoodÂ
Past Perfect Tense
- First Person Singular & Plural + had stoodÂ
- Second Person Singular & Plural + had stoodÂ
- Third Person Singular + had stoodÂ
- Third Person Plural + had stoodÂ
Future Perfect Tense
- First Person Singular & Plural + shall/will have stood
- Second Person Singular & Plural shall/will + have stood
- Third Person Singular + shall/will have stood
- Third Person Plural + shall/will have stood
Present Perfect Continuous Tense
- First Person Singular & Plural + have been standingÂ
- Second Person Singular & Plural + have been standingÂ
- Third Person Singular + has been standingÂ
- Third Person Plural + have been standingÂ
Past Perfect Continuous Tense
- First Person Singular & Plural + had been standingÂ
- Second Person Singular & Plural + had been standingÂ
- Third Person Singular & Plural + had been standingÂ
Future Perfect Continuous Tense
- First Person Singular & Plural + will/shall have been standingÂ
- Second Person Singular & Plural + will/shall have been standingÂ
- Third Person Singular & Plural + will/shall have been standingÂ
Conjugate with Stand in passive Voice (Indicative Mood)Â
Present Simple Tense
- First Person Singular + am stoodÂ
- First Person Plural + were stood
- Second Person Singular & Plural + are stoodÂ
- Third Person Singular + is stood
- Third Person Plural + are stood
Past Simple Tense
- First Person Singular + was stoodÂ
- First Person Plural + were stood
- Second Person Singular & Plural + were stoodÂ
- Third Person Singular + was stoodÂ
- Third Person Plural + were stood
Future Simple Tense
- First Person Singular & Plural + will/shall be stood
- Second Person Singular & Plural + will/shall be stoodÂ
- Third Person Singular & Plural + will/shall be stoodÂ
Present Continuous Tense
- First Person Singular + am being stood
- First Person Plural + are being stood
- Second Person Singular & Plural + are being stoodÂ
- Third Person Singular + is being stood
- Third Person Plural + are being stood
Past Continuous Tense
- First Person Singular + was being stoodÂ
- First Person Plural + were being stoodÂ
- Second Person Singular & Plural + were being stood
- Third Person Singular + was being stoodÂ
- Third Person Plural + were being stood
Future Continuous Tense
- First Person Singular & Plural + will/shall be being stoodÂ
- Second Person Singular & Plural + will/shall be being stood
- Third Person Singular & Plural + will/shall be being stoodÂ
Present Perfect Tense
- First Person Singular & Plural + have been stood
- Second Person Singular & Plural + have been stoodÂ
- Third Person Singular + has been stoodÂ
- Third Person Plural + have been stood
Past Perfect Tense
- First Person Singular & Plural + had been stood
- Second Person Singular & Plural + had been stoodÂ
- Third Person Singular & Plural + had been stood
Future Perfect Tense
- First Person Singular & Plural + will/shall have been stood
- Second Person Singular & Plural + will/shall have been stood
- Third Person Singular & Plural + will/shall have been stood
Stand Subjunctive Mood Active Voice
Present
- If I standÂ
- If we stand
- If you stand
- If you stand
- If he/she/it standÂ
- If they stand
Past
- If I stood
- If we stood
- If you stoodÂ
- If he/she/It stoodÂ
- If they stood
FutureÂ
- If I should stand
- If we should stand
- If you should stand
- If he/she/it should standÂ
- If they should stand
Stand Subjunctive Mood Passive Voice
Present
- If I be stood
- If we be stood
- If you be stood
- If he/she/it be stood
- If they be stoodÂ
PastÂ
- If I were stoodÂ
- If we were stood
- If you were stood
- If he/she/It were stoodÂ
- If they were stood
FutureÂ
- If I should be stood
- If we should be stood
- If you should be stood
- If he/she/it should be stood
- If they should be stood
Conditional with Stand
Present
- First Person Singular & Plural + should/would stand
- Second Person Singular & Plural + would stand
- Third Person Singular + would stand
- Third Person Plural + would stand
Perfect
- First Person Singular & Plural + should/would have stood
- Second Person Singular & Plural + would have stood
- Third Person Singular + would have stood
- Third Person Plural + should/would have stood
Definition of Terms:
What are First, Second, and Third Persons?
The pronouns are divided into three categories called persons. The person speaking, the person spoken to, and the Person talked about. The persons speaking are referred to as first person personal pronouns. I and We are first-person singular and plural pronouns, respectively. The persons spoken to are referred to as second person personal pronouns: You are the second person pronouns, both singular and plural. The third person personal pronouns are he, she, it, and they. “He,” “she,” and “it” is singular, while “They” is plural.
What is the Present Participle?
The –ing or continuous form of a verb is called present Participle. The present participles are made by adding -ing to the base form of a verb.
What is Gerund?
Gerund refers to a word that ends in ‘-ing,’ which is made from a verb and used like a noun in a sentence. For example, in the sentence ‘We enjoyed Ahmad’s singing,.’ The word singing is Gerund in this sentence.
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