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Feel someone's pain (to ) conjugation

English
This verb can also mean the following: sympathize with somebody, sympathize
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Simple
feel someone's pain
feel someone's pain
feels someone's pain
feel someone's pain
feel someone's pain
feel someone's pain
Future Simple
will feel someone's pain
will feel someone's pain
will feel someone's pain
will feel someone's pain
will feel someone's pain
will feel someone's pain
Past Simple
felt someone's pain
felt someone's pain
felt someone's pain
felt someone's pain
felt someone's pain
felt someone's pain
Conditional Simple
would feel someone's pain
would feel someone's pain
would feel someone's pain
would feel someone's pain
would feel someone's pain
would feel someone's pain
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Progressive
am feeling someone's pain
are feeling someone's pain
is feeling someone's pain
are feeling someone's pain
are feeling someone's pain
are feeling someone's pain
Future Progressive
will be feeling someone's pain
will be feeling someone's pain
will be feeling someone's pain
will be feeling someone's pain
will be feeling someone's pain
will be feeling someone's pain
Past Progressive
was feeling someone's pain
were feeling someone's pain
was feeling someone's pain
were feeling someone's pain
were feeling someone's pain
were feeling someone's pain
Conditional Progressive
would be feeling someone's pain
would be feeling someone's pain
would be feeling someone's pain
would be feeling someone's pain
would be feeling someone's pain
would be feeling someone's pain
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Perfect
have felt someone's pain
have felt someone's pain
has felt someone's pain
have felt someone's pain
have felt someone's pain
have felt someone's pain
Future Perfect
will have felt someone's pain
will have felt someone's pain
will have felt someone's pain
will have felt someone's pain
will have felt someone's pain
will have felt someone's pain
Past Perfect
had felt someone's pain
had felt someone's pain
had felt someone's pain
had felt someone's pain
had felt someone's pain
had felt someone's pain
Conditional Perfect
would have felt someone's pain
would have felt someone's pain
would have felt someone's pain
would have felt someone's pain
would have felt someone's pain
would have felt someone's pain
I
you
it/she/he
we
you
they
Present Perfect Progressive
have been feeling someone's pain
have been feeling someone's pain
has been feeling someone's pain
have been feeling someone's pain
have been feeling someone's pain
have been feeling someone's pain
Future Perfect Progressive
will have been feeling someone's pain
will have been feeling someone's pain
will have been feeling someone's pain
will have been feeling someone's pain
will have been feeling someone's pain
will have been feeling someone's pain
Past Perfect Progressive
had been feeling someone's pain
had been feeling someone's pain
had been feeling someone's pain
had been feeling someone's pain
had been feeling someone's pain
had been feeling someone's pain
Conditional Perfect Progressive
would have been feeling someone's pain
would have been feeling someone's pain
would have been feeling someone's pain
would have been feeling someone's pain
would have been feeling someone's pain
would have been feeling someone's pain

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