Welcome to the conjugation section for the English verb postpone. Here you will find the complete conjugation of this verb in all its tenses and modes. We also offer usage examples for each verb form and mode, so that you can better understand how postpone is used in different contexts.
indicative
present
i postponeyou postponehe/she/it postponeswe postponeyou postponethey postponepreterite
i postponedyou postponedhe/she/it postponedwe postponedyou postponedthey postponedpresent continuous
i am postponingyou are postponinghe/she/it is postponingwe are postponingyou are postponingthey are postponingpresent perfect
i have postponedyou have postponedhe/she/it has postponedwe have postponedyou have postponedthey have postponedfuture
i will postponeyou will postponehe/she/it will postponewe will postponeyou will postponethey will postponefuture perfect
i will have postponedyou will have postponedhe/she/it will have postponedwe will have postponedyou will have postponedthey will have postponedpast continous
i was postponingyou were postponinghe/she/it was postponingwe were postponingyou were postponingthey were postponingpast perfect
i had postponedyou had postponedhe/she/it had postponedwe had postponedyou had postponedthey had postponedfuture continuous
i will be postponingyou will be postponinghe/she/it will be postponingwe will be postponingyou will be postponingthey will be postponingpresent perfect continuous
i have been postponingyou have been postponinghe/she/it has been postponingwe have been postponingyou have been postponingthey have been postponingpast perfect continuous
i had been postponingyou had been postponinghe/she/it had been postponingwe had been postponingyou had been postponingthey had been postponingfuture perfect continuous
i will have been postponingyou will have been postponinghe/she/it will have been postponingwe will have been postponingyou will have been postponingthey will have been postponingparticiple
imperative
postponelet's postponepostponepresent
postponingpast
postponedinfinitive
to postponeperfect participle
having postponed
The verb postpone is a fundamental part of the English language and it is important to know its conjugation in order to use it correctly in your conversations, writing, and other contexts. That's why we invite you to explore this section and learn more about the conjugation of postpone. We hope this tool will be useful in your learning of English!