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Conjugation of the verb “to smell”
The verb “to smell” is an irregular verb in English, which means its conjugation differs from regular verbs. Below you will find the complete conjugation of “to smell” in various tenses.
1. Present Simple
- I smell
- You smell
- He/She/It smells
- We smell
- They smell
2. Present Continuous
- I am smelling
- You are smelling
- He/She/It is smelling
- We are smelling
- They are smelling
3. Present Perfect
- I have smelled
- You have smelled
- He/She/It has smelled
- We have smelled
- They have smelled
4. Present Perfect Continuous
- I have been smelling
- You have been smelling
- He/She/It has been smelling
- We have been smelling
- They have been smelling
5. Past Simple
- I smelled
- You smelled
- He/She/It smelled
- We smelled
- They smelled
6. Past Continuous
- I was smelling
- You were smelling
- He/She/It was smelling
- We were smelling
- They were smelling
7. Past Perfect
- I had smelled
- You had smelled
- He/She/It had smelled
- We had smelled
- They had smelled
8. Past Perfect Continuous
- I had been smelling
- You had been smelling
- He/She/It had been smelling
- We had been smelling
- They had been smelling
9. Future Simple
- I will smell
- You will smell
- He/She/It will smell
- We will smell
- They will smell
10. Future Continuous
- I will be smelling
- You will be smelling
- He/She/It will be smelling
- We will be smelling
- They will be smelling
11. Future Perfect
- I will have smelled
- You will have smelled
- He/She/It will have smelled
- We will have smelled
- They will have smelled
12. Future Perfect Continuous
- I will have been smelling
- You will have been smelling
- He/She/It will have been smelling
- We will have been smelling
- They will have been smelling
13. Imperative
- Smell (you)
- Let’s smell
14. Present Participle
The present participle of “to smell” is smelling.
15. Past Participle
The past participle of “to smell” is smelled.
16. Perfect Participle
The perfect participle of “to smell” is having smelled.
