Start Verb Forms – Past Tense, Past Participle & V1V2V3

1.Base Form (Infinitive):Start
2.Simple Past:Started
3.Past Participle:Started
4.Present Participle:Starting
5.3rd Person Singular:Starts
start verb forms v1 v2 v3 past tense and past participle

Start past tense

Started
Started is the past tense of the word start.

Start past participle

Started
Started is the past participle of the word start.

Start verb forms V1 V2 V3 V4

InfinitivePast SimplePast ParticiplePresent Participle
StartStartedStartedStarting

Conjugation of Start

Simple / Indefinite Present Tense
I start a new job.
He/She/It start a new job.
You/We/They start a new job.
Simple Past Tense
I started a new job.
He/She/It started a new job.
You/We/They started a new job.
Simple Future Tense
I will/shall start a new job.
He/She/It will start a new job.
You/We/They will/shall start a new job.
Present Continuous Tense
I am starting a new job.
He/She/It is starting a new job.
You/We/They are starting a new job.
Past Continuous Tense
I was starting a new job.
He/She/It was starting a new job.
You/We/They were starting a new job.
Future Continuous Tense
I will be starting a new job.
He/She/It will be starting a new job.
You/We/They will be starting a new job.
Present Perfect Tense
I have started a new job.
He/She/It has started a new job.
You/We/They have started a new job.
Past Perfect Tense
I had started a new job.
He/She/It had started a new job.
You/We/They had started a new job.
Future Perfect Tense
I will have started a new job.
He/She/It will have started a new job.
You/We/They will have started a new job.
Present Perfect Continuous Tense
I have been starting a new job.
He/She/It has been starting a new job.
You/We/They have been starting a new job.
Past Perfect Continuous Tense
I had been starting a new job.
He/She/It had been starting a new job.
You/We/They had been starting a new job.
Future Perfect Continuous Tense
I will have been starting a new job.
He/She/It will have been starting a new job.
You/We/They will have been starting a new job.

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