Doler Conjugation
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Verb Meaning(s): to hurt, to ache
Doler – Present Tense
It hurts me, It does hurt me, It is hurting me
Doler – Preterite Tense
It hurt me (past)
Doler – Imperfect Tense
It was hurting me, It used to hurt me, It hurt me sometimes
Doler – Present Perfect
It has hurt me
Doler – Present Progressive
It is hurting me (right now)
Doler – Conditional
It would hurt me
Doler – Future
It will hurt me
Doler – Imperative/Command
May it not hurt me!
Doler – Subjunctive
She hopes it hurts me