Learn English Conjugation Lesson #4 Verb To find

LESSON 4 Verb: To find Present Tense I am finding my pencil / I find my pencil You are finding your pencil / You find your pencil He is finding his pencil / He finds his pencil She is finding her pencil / She finds her pencil It is finding its pencil / It finds its pencil We are finding our pencil / We find our pencil They are finding their pencil / They find their pencil Past Tense I found my pencil You found your pencil He found his pencil / Rusty found his pencil She found her pencil / Janet found her pencil It found its pencil / The dog found its pencil We found our pencil / Tom and I found our pencil They found their pencil Tom and Janet found their pencil Future Tense I will find my pencil You will find your pencil He will find his pencil / Bill will find his pencil She will find her pencil / Susan will find her pencil It will find its pencil / The dog will find its pencil We will find our pencil / Tom and I will find our pencil They will find their pencil. Tom and Susan will find their pencil. Desired I want to find my pencil. Can you help me? You want to find your pencil. I will help you! He wants to find his pencil. I will help him. She wants to find her pencil? I will help her! The dog wants to find its pencil? I will help it! We want to find our pencil? You should help us. They want to find their pencil? I will help them. I want to find a nice dog. The dogs at the store are all very big. Therefore, I must get a big dog unless I can find a small dog somewhere else. Janet and Tom want to find a new dog as well. I think I will help them find a new dog. But first, I must find my own dog. After many hours of searching, I did not find a dog