Active conjugation of the regular verb to confound in all tenses and persons.
Nominal forms
Infinitive: To confound
Present participle: confounding
Past participle: confounded
Indicative
Present
I
confound
you
confound
he/she/it
confounds
we
confound
you
confound
they
confound
Perfect
I
have confounded
you
have confounded
he/she/it
has confounded
we
have confounded
you
have confounded
they
have confounded
Past
I
confounded
you
confounded
he/she/it
confounded
we
confounded
you
confounded
they
confounded
Past perfect
I
had confounded
you
had confounded
he/she/it
had confounded
we
had confounded
you
had confounded
they
had confounded
Future
I
will confound
you
will confound
he/she/it
will confound
we
will confound
you
will confound
they
will confound
Future perfect
I
will have confounded
you
will have confounded
he/she/it
will have confounded
we
will have confounded
you
will have confounded
they
will have confounded
Conditional
Present
I
would confound
you
would confound
he/she/it
would confound
we
would confound
you
would confound
they
would confound
Perfect
I
would have confounded
you
would have confounded
he/she/it
would have confounded
we
would have confounded
you
would have confounded
they
would have confounded
Indicative - Continuous forms
Present
I
am confounding
you
are confounding
he/she/it
is confounding
we
are confounding
you
are confounding
they
are confounding
Present perfect
I
have been confounding
you
have been confounding
he/she/it
have been confounding
we
have been confounding
you
have been confounding
they
have been confounding
Past
I
was confounding
you
were confounding
he/she/it
was confounding
we
were confounding
you
were confounding
they
were confounding
Past perfect
I
had been confounding
you
had been confounding
he/she/it
had been confounding
we
had been confounding
you
had been confounding
they
had been confounding
Future
I
will be confounding
you
will be confounding
he/she/it
will be confounding
we
will be confounding
you
will be confounding
they
will be confounding
Future perfect
I
will have been confounding
you
will have been confounding
he/she/it
will have been confounding
we
will have been confounding
you
will have been confounding
they
will have been confounding
Conditional - Continuous forms
Present
I
would confound
you
would confound
he/she/it
would confound
we
would confound
you
would confound
they
would confound
Perfect
I
would have confounded
you
would have confounded
he/she/it
would have confounded
we
would have confounded
you
would have confounded
they
would have confounded
Imperative
Affirmative
you
confound!
we
Let's confound!
you (pl.)
confound!
Negative
you
don't confound! (do not confound)
you (pl.)
don't confound! (do not confound)
Passive voice of to confound
The passive voice of to confound is created by combining a form of the verb "to be" with the past participle of the verb.
Nominal forms
Infinitive: To confound
Past participle: confounded
Indicative
Present
I
am confounded
you
are confounded
he/she/it
is confounded
we
are confounded
you
are confounded
they
are confounded
Perfect
I
have been confounded
you
have been confounded
he/she/it
has been confounded
we
have been confounded
you
have been confounded
they
have been confounded
Past
I
was confounded
you
were confounded
he/she/it
was confounded
we
were confounded
you
were confounded
they
were confounded
Past perfect
I
had been confounded
you
had been confounded
he/she/it
had been confounded
we
had been confounded
you
had been confounded
they
had been confounded
Future
I
will be confounded
you
will be confounded
he/she/it
will be confounded
we
will be confounded
you
will be confounded
they
will be confounded
Future perfect
I
will have been confounded
you
will have been confounded
he/she/it
will have been confounded
we
will have been confounded
you
will have been confounded
they
will have been confounded
Conditional
Present
I
would be confounded
you
would be confounded
he/she/it
would be confounded
we
would be confounded
you
would be confounded
they
would be confounded
Perfect
I
would have been confounded
you
would have been confounded
he/she/it
would have been confounded
we
would have been confounded
you
would have been confounded
they
would have been confounded
Indicative - Continuous forms
Present
I
am being confounded
you
are being confounded
he/she/it
is being confounded
we
are being confounded
you
are being confounded
they
are being confounded
Present perfect
I
have been being confounded
you
have been being confounded
he/she/it
has been being confounded
we
have been being confounded
you
have been being confounded
they
have been being confounded
Past
I
was being confounded
you
were being confounded
he/she/it
was being confounded
we
were being confounded
you
were being confounded
they
were being confounded
Past perfect
I
had been being confounded
you
had been being confounded
he/she/it
had been being confounded
we
had been being confounded
you
had been being confounded
they
had been being confounded
Future
I
will be being confounded
you
will be being confounded
he/she/it
will be being confounded
we
will be being confounded
you
will be being confounded
they
will be being confounded
Future perfect
I
will have been being confounded
you
will have been being confounded
he/she/it
will have been being confounded
we
will have been being confounded
you
will have been being confounded
they
will have been being confounded
Conditional - Continuous forms
Present
I
would be being confounded
you
would be being confounded
he/she/it
would be being confounded
we
would be being confounded
you
would be being confounded
they
would be being confounded
Perfect
I
would have been being confounded
you
would have been being confounded
he/she/it
would have been being confounded
we
would have been being confounded
you
would have been being confounded
they
would have been being confounded
What does confound mean?
Definitions
Verb
confound -
be confusing or perplexing to; cause to be unable to think clearly; "These questions confuse even the experts"; "This question completely threw me"; "This question befuddled even the teacher"
confound -
mistake one thing for another; "you are confusing me with the other candidate"; "I mistook her for the secretary"
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