Strain Verb Forms: Past Tense and Past Participle (V1 V2 V3)

Meaning: to burn the surface of (a person or part of a person’s body)  with hot liquid or steam.

Strain Verb Forms V1 V2 V3 V4 V5

Base Form/Infinitive (V1): Strain
Past Tense (V2): Strained
Past Participle Form (V3): Strained
Present Participle/Gerund (V4): Straining
3rd Person Singular (V5): Strains

Strain Past Tense:

Past Tense of Strain is Strained.

Example: Sarah strained the spaghetti.

Strain Past Participle:

Past Participle Form of Strain is Strained.

Example: Sarah has strained the spaghetti.

Strain Present Participle:

Present Participle Form of Strain is Straining.

Example: Sarah is straining the spaghetti.

Strain 3rd Person Singular:

3rd Person Singular of Strain is Strains.

Example: Sarah strains the spaghetti.

strain past tense

Strain Conjugation

Indefinite / Simple Present Tense

  • I strain the spaghetti.
  • We/You/They strain the spaghetti.
  • He/She/It/Adam strains the spaghetti.

Present Continuous Tense

  • I am straining the spaghetti.
  • We/You/They are straining the spaghetti.
  • He/She/It/Adam is straining the spaghetti.

Present Perfect Tense

  • I have strained the spaghetti.
  • We/You/They have strained the spaghetti.
  • He/She/It/Adam has strained the spaghetti.

Present Perfect Continuous Tense

  • I have been straining the spaghetti.
  • We/You/They have been straining the spaghetti.
  • He/She/It/Adam has been straining the spaghetti.

Indefinite / Simple Past Tense

  • I strained the spaghetti.
  • We/You/They strained the spaghetti.
  • He/She/It/Adam strained the spaghetti.

Past Continuous Tense

  • I was straining the spaghetti.
  • We/You/They were straining the spaghetti.
  • He/She/It/Adam was straining the spaghetti.

Past Perfect Tense

  • I had strained the spaghetti.
  • We/You/They had strained the spaghetti.
  • He/She/It/Adam had strained the spaghetti.

Past Perfect Continuous Tense

  • I had been straining the spaghetti.
  • We/You/They had been straining the spaghetti.
  • He/She/It/Adam had been straining the spaghetti.

Indefinite / Simple Future Tense

  • I will strain the spaghetti.
  • We/You/They will strain the spaghetti.
  • He/She/It/Adam will strain the spaghetti.

Future Continuous Tense

  • I will be straining the spaghetti.
  • We/You/They will be straining the spaghetti.
  • He/She/It/Adam will be straining the spaghetti.

Future Perfect Tense

  • I will have strained the spaghetti.
  • We/You/They will have strained the spaghetti.
  • He/She/It/Adam will have strained the spaghetti.

Future Perfect Continuous Tense

  • I will have been straining the spaghetti.
  • We/You/They will have been straining the spaghetti.
  • He/She/It/Adam will have been straining the spaghetti.

Past Tense of Strain Phrasal Verbs

Strain Phrasal Verbs Past Tense
Strain out Strained out
Strain through Strained through
Strain in Strained in
Strain off Strained off
Strain up Strained up
Strain down Strained down
Strain over Strained over
Strain with Strained with
Strain at Strained at
Strain toward Strained toward

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FAQS

What is the Future Tense of Strain?

Future Tense of strain is “will strain”.

What is the Present Tense of Strain?

Present Tense of strain is “strain + s/es or ing”.

I/we/you/they strain
He/she/it/singular name strains
Present participle straining

What is the Past Perfect Tense of Strain?

Past perfect tense of take is “had strained”.

Last updated on May 24th, 2023 at 05:46 pm