Sail
In Spanish
Familiar
Formal
Comments
Spain
Latin America
to sail
Present
Imperfect
Present
Imperfect
Preterit
Future
Conditional
Subjective
Subjective
I sail, I am sailing
I was sailing
I sailed
I will sail
I should sail
I may sail
I might sail
you sail, you are sailing
you used to sail
you sailed
you will sail
you would sail
you may sail
you might sail
you sail, you are sailing
you used to sail
you sailed
you will sail
you would sail
you may sail
you might sail
he sails, he is sailing
he used to sail
he sailed
he will sail
he would sail
he may sail
he might sail
she sails, she is sailing
she used to sail
she sailed
she will sail
she would sail
she may sail
she might sail
we sail, we are sailing
we used to sail
we sailed
we will sail
we would sail
we may sail
we might sail
you all sail, you are all sailing
you all used to sail
you all sailed
you all will sail
you all would sail
you all may sail
you all might sail
you all sail, you are all sailing
you all used to sail
you all sailed
you all will sail
you all would sail
you all may sail
you all might sail
they sail, they are sailing
they used to sail
they sailed
they will sail
they would sail
they may sail
they might sail
Singular Familiar Command
Singular Formal Command
Plural Command in Spain
Plural Command in Latin America
(you) Sail!
(you) Sail!
(you all) Sail!
(you all) Sail!
Don't (you) sail!
Don't (you) sail!
Don't (you all) sail!
Don't (you all) sail!
Gerund
sailing
Past Participle
sailed