Active conjugation of the regular verb to contend in all tenses and persons.
Nominal forms
Infinitive: To contend
Present participle: contending
Past participle: contended
Indicative
Present
I
contend
you
contend
he/she/it
contends
we
contend
you
contend
they
contend
Perfect
I
have contended
you
have contended
he/she/it
has contended
we
have contended
you
have contended
they
have contended
Past
I
contended
you
contended
he/she/it
contended
we
contended
you
contended
they
contended
Past perfect
I
had contended
you
had contended
he/she/it
had contended
we
had contended
you
had contended
they
had contended
Future
I
will contend
you
will contend
he/she/it
will contend
we
will contend
you
will contend
they
will contend
Future perfect
I
will have contended
you
will have contended
he/she/it
will have contended
we
will have contended
you
will have contended
they
will have contended
Conditional
Present
I
would contend
you
would contend
he/she/it
would contend
we
would contend
you
would contend
they
would contend
Perfect
I
would have contended
you
would have contended
he/she/it
would have contended
we
would have contended
you
would have contended
they
would have contended
Indicative - Continuous forms
Present
I
am contending
you
are contending
he/she/it
is contending
we
are contending
you
are contending
they
are contending
Present perfect
I
have been contending
you
have been contending
he/she/it
have been contending
we
have been contending
you
have been contending
they
have been contending
Past
I
was contending
you
were contending
he/she/it
was contending
we
were contending
you
were contending
they
were contending
Past perfect
I
had been contending
you
had been contending
he/she/it
had been contending
we
had been contending
you
had been contending
they
had been contending
Future
I
will be contending
you
will be contending
he/she/it
will be contending
we
will be contending
you
will be contending
they
will be contending
Future perfect
I
will have been contending
you
will have been contending
he/she/it
will have been contending
we
will have been contending
you
will have been contending
they
will have been contending
Conditional - Continuous forms
Present
I
would contend
you
would contend
he/she/it
would contend
we
would contend
you
would contend
they
would contend
Perfect
I
would have contended
you
would have contended
he/she/it
would have contended
we
would have contended
you
would have contended
they
would have contended
Imperative
Affirmative
you
contend!
we
Let's contend!
you (pl.)
contend!
Negative
you
don't contend! (do not contend)
you (pl.)
don't contend! (do not contend)
Passive voice of to contend
The passive voice of to contend is created by combining a form of the verb "to be" with the past participle of the verb.
Nominal forms
Infinitive: To contend
Past participle: contended
Indicative
Present
I
am contended
you
are contended
he/she/it
is contended
we
are contended
you
are contended
they
are contended
Perfect
I
have been contended
you
have been contended
he/she/it
has been contended
we
have been contended
you
have been contended
they
have been contended
Past
I
was contended
you
were contended
he/she/it
was contended
we
were contended
you
were contended
they
were contended
Past perfect
I
had been contended
you
had been contended
he/she/it
had been contended
we
had been contended
you
had been contended
they
had been contended
Future
I
will be contended
you
will be contended
he/she/it
will be contended
we
will be contended
you
will be contended
they
will be contended
Future perfect
I
will have been contended
you
will have been contended
he/she/it
will have been contended
we
will have been contended
you
will have been contended
they
will have been contended
Conditional
Present
I
would be contended
you
would be contended
he/she/it
would be contended
we
would be contended
you
would be contended
they
would be contended
Perfect
I
would have been contended
you
would have been contended
he/she/it
would have been contended
we
would have been contended
you
would have been contended
they
would have been contended
Indicative - Continuous forms
Present
I
am being contended
you
are being contended
he/she/it
is being contended
we
are being contended
you
are being contended
they
are being contended
Present perfect
I
have been being contended
you
have been being contended
he/she/it
has been being contended
we
have been being contended
you
have been being contended
they
have been being contended
Past
I
was being contended
you
were being contended
he/she/it
was being contended
we
were being contended
you
were being contended
they
were being contended
Past perfect
I
had been being contended
you
had been being contended
he/she/it
had been being contended
we
had been being contended
you
had been being contended
they
had been being contended
Future
I
will be being contended
you
will be being contended
he/she/it
will be being contended
we
will be being contended
you
will be being contended
they
will be being contended
Future perfect
I
will have been being contended
you
will have been being contended
he/she/it
will have been being contended
we
will have been being contended
you
will have been being contended
they
will have been being contended
Conditional - Continuous forms
Present
I
would be being contended
you
would be being contended
he/she/it
would be being contended
we
would be being contended
you
would be being contended
they
would be being contended
Perfect
I
would have been being contended
you
would have been being contended
he/she/it
would have been being contended
we
would have been being contended
you
would have been being contended
they
would have been being contended
What does contend mean?
Definitions
Verb
contend -
be engaged in a fight; carry on a fight; "the tribesmen fought each other"; "Siblings are always fighting"; "Militant groups are contending for control of the country"
contend -
maintain or assert; "He contended that Communism had no future"
contend -
have an argument about something
contend -
compete for something; engage in a contest; measure oneself against others
contend -
to make the subject of dispute, contention, or litigation; "They contested the outcome of the race"
contend -
come to terms with; "We got by on just a gallon of gas"; "They made do on half a loaf of bread every day"
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