Verb-irregularities, overview

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Conjugation:	Rule I:  ~e (e-exclusion)
Application:	the verb ends on "e" instead of "ed" only "d" is added in the Indicative Past and Past Participle in Present Participle (Gerund) the "e" before "ing" is omitted (exception: double vocals "ae", "ee" and "oe")
Example verb:	regular verb to arrive

Indicative (simple forms)

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Present	Past	Future I
I arrive	I arrived	I will arrive
you arrive	you arrived	you will arrive
he arrives	he arrived	he will arrive
we arrive	we arrived	we will arrive
you arrive	you arrived	you will arrive
they arrive	they arrived	they will arrive

Present Perfect	Past Perfect	Future II
I have arrived	I had arrived	I will have arrived
you have arrived	you had arrived	you will have arrived
he has arrived	he had arrived	he will have arrived
we have arrived	we had arrived	we will have arrived
you have arrived	you had arrived	you will have arrived
they have arrived	they had arrived	they will have arrived

Indicative (continuous forms)

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Present	Past	Future I
I am arriving	I was arriving	I will be arriving
you are arriving	you were arriving	you will be arriving
he is arriving	he was arriving	he will be arriving
we are arriving	we were arriving	we will be arriving
you are arriving	you were arriving	you will be arriving
they are arriving	they were arriving	they will be arriving

Present Perfect	Past Perfect	Future II
I have been arriving	I had been arriving	I will have been arriving
you have been arriving	you had been arriving	you will have been arriving
he has been arriving	he had been arriving	he will have been arriving
we have been arriving	we had been arriving	we will have been arriving
you have been arriving	you had been arriving	you will have been arriving
they have been arriving	they had been arriving	they will have been arriving

Conditional (simple forms)

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Conditional I	Conditional II
I would arrive	I would have arrived
you would arrive	you would have arrived
he would arrive	he would have arrived
we would arrive	we would have arrived
you would arrive	you would have arrived
they would arrive	they would have arrived

Conditional (continuous forms)

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Conditional I	Conditional II
I would be arriving	I would have been arriving
you would be arriving	you would have been arriving
he would be arriving	he would have been arriving
we would be arriving	we would have been arriving
you would be arriving	you would have been arriving
they would be arriving	they would have been arriving

Imperative

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arrive

Participle

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Present / Gerund	Past
arriving	arrived