Active conjugation of the regular verb to surpass in all tenses and persons.
Nominal forms
Infinitive: To surpass
Present participle: surpassing
Past participle: surpassed
Indicative
Present
I
surpass
you
surpass
he/she/it
surpasses
we
surpass
you
surpass
they
surpass
Perfect
I
have surpassed
you
have surpassed
he/she/it
has surpassed
we
have surpassed
you
have surpassed
they
have surpassed
Past
I
surpassed
you
surpassed
he/she/it
surpassed
we
surpassed
you
surpassed
they
surpassed
Past perfect
I
had surpassed
you
had surpassed
he/she/it
had surpassed
we
had surpassed
you
had surpassed
they
had surpassed
Future
I
will surpass
you
will surpass
he/she/it
will surpass
we
will surpass
you
will surpass
they
will surpass
Future perfect
I
will have surpassed
you
will have surpassed
he/she/it
will have surpassed
we
will have surpassed
you
will have surpassed
they
will have surpassed
Conditional
Present
I
would surpass
you
would surpass
he/she/it
would surpass
we
would surpass
you
would surpass
they
would surpass
Perfect
I
would have surpassed
you
would have surpassed
he/she/it
would have surpassed
we
would have surpassed
you
would have surpassed
they
would have surpassed
Indicative - Continuous forms
Present
I
am surpassing
you
are surpassing
he/she/it
is surpassing
we
are surpassing
you
are surpassing
they
are surpassing
Present perfect
I
have been surpassing
you
have been surpassing
he/she/it
have been surpassing
we
have been surpassing
you
have been surpassing
they
have been surpassing
Past
I
was surpassing
you
were surpassing
he/she/it
was surpassing
we
were surpassing
you
were surpassing
they
were surpassing
Past perfect
I
had been surpassing
you
had been surpassing
he/she/it
had been surpassing
we
had been surpassing
you
had been surpassing
they
had been surpassing
Future
I
will be surpassing
you
will be surpassing
he/she/it
will be surpassing
we
will be surpassing
you
will be surpassing
they
will be surpassing
Future perfect
I
will have been surpassing
you
will have been surpassing
he/she/it
will have been surpassing
we
will have been surpassing
you
will have been surpassing
they
will have been surpassing
Conditional - Continuous forms
Present
I
would surpass
you
would surpass
he/she/it
would surpass
we
would surpass
you
would surpass
they
would surpass
Perfect
I
would have surpassed
you
would have surpassed
he/she/it
would have surpassed
we
would have surpassed
you
would have surpassed
they
would have surpassed
Imperative
Affirmative
you
surpass!
we
Let's surpass!
you (pl.)
surpass!
Negative
you
don't surpass! (do not surpass)
you (pl.)
don't surpass! (do not surpass)
Passive voice of to surpass
The passive voice of to surpass is created by combining a form of the verb "to be" with the past participle of the verb.
Nominal forms
Infinitive: To surpass
Past participle: surpassed
Indicative
Present
I
am surpassed
you
are surpassed
he/she/it
is surpassed
we
are surpassed
you
are surpassed
they
are surpassed
Perfect
I
have been surpassed
you
have been surpassed
he/she/it
has been surpassed
we
have been surpassed
you
have been surpassed
they
have been surpassed
Past
I
was surpassed
you
were surpassed
he/she/it
was surpassed
we
were surpassed
you
were surpassed
they
were surpassed
Past perfect
I
had been surpassed
you
had been surpassed
he/she/it
had been surpassed
we
had been surpassed
you
had been surpassed
they
had been surpassed
Future
I
will be surpassed
you
will be surpassed
he/she/it
will be surpassed
we
will be surpassed
you
will be surpassed
they
will be surpassed
Future perfect
I
will have been surpassed
you
will have been surpassed
he/she/it
will have been surpassed
we
will have been surpassed
you
will have been surpassed
they
will have been surpassed
Conditional
Present
I
would be surpassed
you
would be surpassed
he/she/it
would be surpassed
we
would be surpassed
you
would be surpassed
they
would be surpassed
Perfect
I
would have been surpassed
you
would have been surpassed
he/she/it
would have been surpassed
we
would have been surpassed
you
would have been surpassed
they
would have been surpassed
Indicative - Continuous forms
Present
I
am being surpassed
you
are being surpassed
he/she/it
is being surpassed
we
are being surpassed
you
are being surpassed
they
are being surpassed
Present perfect
I
have been being surpassed
you
have been being surpassed
he/she/it
has been being surpassed
we
have been being surpassed
you
have been being surpassed
they
have been being surpassed
Past
I
was being surpassed
you
were being surpassed
he/she/it
was being surpassed
we
were being surpassed
you
were being surpassed
they
were being surpassed
Past perfect
I
had been being surpassed
you
had been being surpassed
he/she/it
had been being surpassed
we
had been being surpassed
you
had been being surpassed
they
had been being surpassed
Future
I
will be being surpassed
you
will be being surpassed
he/she/it
will be being surpassed
we
will be being surpassed
you
will be being surpassed
they
will be being surpassed
Future perfect
I
will have been being surpassed
you
will have been being surpassed
he/she/it
will have been being surpassed
we
will have been being surpassed
you
will have been being surpassed
they
will have been being surpassed
Conditional - Continuous forms
Present
I
would be being surpassed
you
would be being surpassed
he/she/it
would be being surpassed
we
would be being surpassed
you
would be being surpassed
they
would be being surpassed
Perfect
I
would have been being surpassed
you
would have been being surpassed
he/she/it
would have been being surpassed
we
would have been being surpassed
you
would have been being surpassed
they
would have been being surpassed
What does surpass mean?
Definitions
Verb
surpass -
be or do something to a greater degree; "her performance surpasses that of any other student I know"; "She outdoes all other athletes"; "This exceeds all my expectations"; "This car outperforms all others in its class"
surpass -
move past; "A black limousine passed by when she looked out the window"; "He passed his professor in the hall"; "One line of soldiers surpassed the other"
surpass -
distinguish oneself; "She excelled in math"
surpass -
be greater in scope or size than some standard; "Their loyalty exceeds their national bonds"
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According to Linda Bilmes of Harvard and Nobel Laureate Joseph E. Stiglitz of Columbia University, the final cost of the Iraq occupation will run between $1 trillion and $2 trillion, surpassing by orders of magnitude the estimates put forth by the Bush administration.
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