fain

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Conjugation of fain

This verb can also mean the following: be, be delighted, gladden, rejoice, glad

you

it/she/he

you all

they

Present Simple

fain

fains

fain

Future Simple

will fain

Past Simple

fained

Conditional Simple

would fain

you

it/she/he

you all

they

Present Progressive

am faining

are faining

is faining

are faining

Future Progressive

will be faining

Past Progressive

was faining

were faining

was faining

were faining

Conditional Progressive

would be faining

you

it/she/he

you all

they

Present Perfect

have fained

has fained

have fained

Future Perfect

will have fained

Past Perfect

had fained

Conditional Perfect

would have fained

you

it/she/he

you

they

Present Perfect Progressive

have been faining

has been faining

have been faining

Future Perfect Progressive

will have been faining

Past Perfect Progressive

had been faining

Conditional Perfect Progressive

would have been faining

Examples of fain

# And fain thou wouldst me kill... #

# Before we part, I'll tell him now # He'd be fain to follow it yet. #

- Catharine Kennedy you look upon one who would fain be your husband.

- Yes. - .. Who would fain be your husband...

All these fain/tales are now coming true.

# And fain thou wouldst me kill... #

# Before we part, I'll tell him now # He'd be fain to follow it yet. #

- Catharine Kennedy you look upon one who would fain be your husband.

- Yes. - .. Who would fain be your husband...

All these fain/tales are now coming true.

me fains in any part to go.

fain

Conjugation of fain

Examples of fain

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