Conjugation is the regular arrangement of the forms of the verb in the various voices
Example: Conjugation on the verb "to be"
I am,
You are,
..... They are (Affirmative, Present Simple)
I have been, You have been, ..... They have been (Affirmative, Present Perfect)
Not having been (Negative, Past Participle)
Had I been? Had You been? ..... Had they been? (Interrogative, Past Perfect)
I have been, You have been, ..... They have been (Affirmative, Present Perfect)
Not having been (Negative, Past Participle)
Had I been? Had You been? ..... Had they been? (Interrogative, Past Perfect)
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