Cause Verb Forms – Past Tense, Past Participle & V1V2V3

1.Base Form (Infinitive):Cause
2.Simple Past:Caused
3.Past Participle:Caused
4.Present Participle:Causing
5.3rd Person Singular:Causes
cause verb forms v1 v2 v3 past tense and past participle-min

Cause past tense

Caused
Caused is the past tense of the word cause.

Cause past participle

Caused
Caused is the past participle of the word cause.

Cause verb forms V1 V2 V3 V4

InfinitivePast SimplePast ParticiplePresent Participle
Cause CausedCausedCausing

Conjugation of Cause

Simple / Indefinite Present Tense
I cause very little damage to the car.
He/She/It causes very little damage to the car.
You/We/They cause very little damage to the car.
Simple Past Tense
I caused very little damage to the car.
He/She/It caused very little damage to the car.
You/We/They caused very little damage to the car.
Simple Future Tense
I will/shall cause very little damage to the car.
He/She/It will cause very little damage to the car.
You/We/They will/shall cause very little damage to the car.
Present Continuous Tense
I am causing very little damage to the car.
He/She/It is causing very little damage to the car.
You/We/They are causing very little damage to the car.
Past Continuous Tense
I was causing very little damage to the car.
He/She/It was causing very little damage to the car.
You/We/They were causing very little damage to the car.
Future Continuous Tense
I will be causing very little damage to the car.
He/She/It will be causing very little damage to the car.
You/We/They will be causing very little damage to the car.
Present Perfect Tense
I have caused very little damage to the car.
He/She/It has caused very little damage to the car.
You/We/They have caused very little damage to the car.
Past Perfect Tense
I had caused very little damage to the car.
He/She/It had caused very little damage to the car.
You/We/They had caused very little damage to the car.
Future Perfect Tense
I will have caused very little damage to the car.
He/She/It will have caused very little damage to the car.
You/We/They will have caused very little damage to the car.
Present Perfect Continuous Tense
I have been causing very little damage to the car.
He/She/It has been causing very little damage to the car.
You/We/They have been causing very little damage to the car.
Past Perfect Continuous Tense
I had been causing very little damage to the car.
He/She/It had been causing very little damage to the car.
You/We/They had been causing very little damage to the car.
Future Perfect Continuous Tense
I will have been causing very little damage to the car.
He/She/It will have been causing very little damage to the car.
You/We/They will have been causing very little damage to the car.

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