Conjugation of to kick

Conjugation of the English verb to kick with pronunciation. To kick is regular.

Kick verb conjugation

	Tense	Conjugation
1.	Infinitive (stem):	kick
2.	Past simple:	kicked
3.	Past participle:	kicked
4.	3rd person singular:	kicks
5.	Present participle:	kicking
6.	Imperative:	kick!

Similar conjugations

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Active voice
Passive voice

Active voice of to kick

Active conjugation of the regular verb to kick in all tenses and persons.

Nominal forms

Infinitive:
To kick

Present participle:
kicking

Past participle:
kicked

Indicative

Present
I	kick
you	kick
he/she/it	kicks
we	kick
you	kick
they	kick

Perfect
I	have kicked
you	have kicked
he/she/it	has kicked
we	have kicked
you	have kicked
they	have kicked

Past
I	kicked
you	kicked
he/she/it	kicked
we	kicked
you	kicked
they	kicked

Past perfect
I	had kicked
you	had kicked
he/she/it	had kicked
we	had kicked
you	had kicked
they	had kicked

Future
I	will kick
you	will kick
he/she/it	will kick
we	will kick
you	will kick
they	will kick

Future perfect
I	will have kicked
you	will have kicked
he/she/it	will have kicked
we	will have kicked
you	will have kicked
they	will have kicked

Conditional

Present
I	would kick
you	would kick
he/she/it	would kick
we	would kick
you	would kick
they	would kick

Perfect
I	would have kicked
you	would have kicked
he/she/it	would have kicked
we	would have kicked
you	would have kicked
they	would have kicked

Indicative - Continuous forms

Present
I	am kicking
you	are kicking
he/she/it	is kicking
we	are kicking
you	are kicking
they	are kicking

Present perfect
I	have been kicking
you	have been kicking
he/she/it	have been kicking
we	have been kicking
you	have been kicking
they	have been kicking

Past
I	was kicking
you	were kicking
he/she/it	was kicking
we	were kicking
you	were kicking
they	were kicking

Past perfect
I	had been kicking
you	had been kicking
he/she/it	had been kicking
we	had been kicking
you	had been kicking
they	had been kicking

Future
I	will be kicking
you	will be kicking
he/she/it	will be kicking
we	will be kicking
you	will be kicking
they	will be kicking

Future perfect
I	will have been kicking
you	will have been kicking
he/she/it	will have been kicking
we	will have been kicking
you	will have been kicking
they	will have been kicking

Conditional - Continuous forms

Present
I	would kick
you	would kick
he/she/it	would kick
we	would kick
you	would kick
they	would kick

Perfect
I	would have kicked
you	would have kicked
he/she/it	would have kicked
we	would have kicked
you	would have kicked
they	would have kicked

Imperative

Affirmative
you	kick!
we	Let's kick!
you (pl.)	kick!

Negative
you	don't kick! (do not kick)
you (pl.)	don't kick! (do not kick)

Passive voice of to kick

The passive voice of to kick is created by combining a form of the verb "to be" with the past participle of the verb.

Nominal forms

Infinitive:
To kick

Past participle:
kicked

Indicative

Present
I	am kicked
you	are kicked
he/she/it	is kicked
we	are kicked
you	are kicked
they	are kicked

Perfect
I	have been kicked
you	have been kicked
he/she/it	has been kicked
we	have been kicked
you	have been kicked
they	have been kicked

Past
I	was kicked
you	were kicked
he/she/it	was kicked
we	were kicked
you	were kicked
they	were kicked

Past perfect
I	had been kicked
you	had been kicked
he/she/it	had been kicked
we	had been kicked
you	had been kicked
they	had been kicked

Future
I	will be kicked
you	will be kicked
he/she/it	will be kicked
we	will be kicked
you	will be kicked
they	will be kicked

Future perfect
I	will have been kicked
you	will have been kicked
he/she/it	will have been kicked
we	will have been kicked
you	will have been kicked
they	will have been kicked

Conditional

Present
I	would be kicked
you	would be kicked
he/she/it	would be kicked
we	would be kicked
you	would be kicked
they	would be kicked

Perfect
I	would have been kicked
you	would have been kicked
he/she/it	would have been kicked
we	would have been kicked
you	would have been kicked
they	would have been kicked

Indicative - Continuous forms

Present
I	am being kicked
you	are being kicked
he/she/it	is being kicked
we	are being kicked
you	are being kicked
they	are being kicked

Present perfect
I	have been being kicked
you	have been being kicked
he/she/it	has been being kicked
we	have been being kicked
you	have been being kicked
they	have been being kicked

Past
I	was being kicked
you	were being kicked
he/she/it	was being kicked
we	were being kicked
you	were being kicked
they	were being kicked

Past perfect
I	had been being kicked
you	had been being kicked
he/she/it	had been being kicked
we	had been being kicked
you	had been being kicked
they	had been being kicked

Future
I	will be being kicked
you	will be being kicked
he/she/it	will be being kicked
we	will be being kicked
you	will be being kicked
they	will be being kicked

Future perfect
I	will have been being kicked
you	will have been being kicked
he/she/it	will have been being kicked
we	will have been being kicked
you	will have been being kicked
they	will have been being kicked

Conditional - Continuous forms

Present
I	would be being kicked
you	would be being kicked
he/she/it	would be being kicked
we	would be being kicked
you	would be being kicked
they	would be being kicked

Perfect
I	would have been being kicked
you	would have been being kicked
he/she/it	would have been being kicked
we	would have been being kicked
you	would have been being kicked
they	would have been being kicked

What does kick mean?

Definitions

Verb
kick - drive or propel with the foot
kick - strike with the foot; "The boy kicked the dog"; "Kick the door down"
kick - make a goal; "He kicked the extra point after touchdown"
kick - thrash about or strike out with the feet
kick - stop consuming; "kick a habit"; "give up alcohol"
kick - kick a leg up
kick - express complaints, discontent, displeasure, or unhappiness; "My mother complains all day"; "She has a lot to kick about"
kick - spring back, as from a forceful thrust; "The gun kicked back into my shoulder"

Examples of to kick

1. Stephanie, I my preference is to kick their Password Application back and get them to change it to read something like"Cargill Ferrous International, a division of Cargill, Inc." or"Cargill, Inc. acting through its Cargill Ferrous International Division.
2. He added that"America does not understand anything except the language of force and retaliation, they were kicked out of Somalia in humiliation after that soldier was dragged in Mogadishu for the whole world to see", and that"the day will come when the dead bodies of Americans and Jews would be dragged, defiled, and stepped on in the Arabian peninsula together with their agents and supporters.
3. That rejection got to the point that George Harrison kicked Yoko Ono in the Apple studios during the filming of Let it Be.

Translation of to kick

schießen, treten, kicken
faire + verb phrase + en lui donnant un coup de pied, donner un coup de pied à, botter, kicker
calciare
dar una patada a, dar un puntapié a, patear
chutar