1. (Verbal noun)
to disbelieve; to
be ungrateful
Attached
Pronouns
Starting verb in a
verbal sentence.
He disbelieved.
Imperfect Tense
Detached
Pronouns
Past Tense
Starting verb in a
verbal sentence.
He disbelieved / he
was ungrateful.
He disbelieves.
when the subject is
SING. or PLU.
(461)
when the subject is
SING. or PLU.
He will disbelieve.
You two do/ will
disbelieve.
They two
disbelieved.
They disbelieve.
They all disbelieved.
They will disbelieve.
near future:
near past:
You disbelieve.
+
+
You disbelieved.
You will disbelieve.
You two
disbelieved.
You two do / will
disbelieve.
distant future:
You all disbelieve.
+
Past
continuous:
You all disbelieved.
+
You all will
disbelieve.
(with noun)
I disbelieve.
(with verb)
I will disbelieve.
I disbelieved.
We disbelieve.
We disbelieved.
We will disbelieve.
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Negative
Imperative
Don’t disbelieve!
Disbelieve!
Singular
Don’t (you two)
disbelieve!
Disbelieve (you
two)!
Dual
Don’t (you all) disbelieve!
Disbelieve (you
all)!
Plural
Passive participle
Active participle
Disbeliever
Singular
Dual
Disbelievers.
(it, he) is
disbelieved
(it, he) is being disbelieved
Passive Voice
8
Plural
Passive Voice