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Verbo judge en inglés: conjugación completa

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Diego De La Croix

Profesor bilingüe francés-español

5 abril 2026 Act. 6 oct. 2026 2 min

El verbo inglés to judge significa «judge» en español. Es un verbo regular que forma su pasado simple y participio pasado añadiendo -ed al infinitivo.

Conjugación de judge en indicativo

Present simple (presente simple)

PersonaConjugación
I judge
you judge
he/she/it judges
we judge
they judge

Present continuous (presente continuo)

PersonaConjugación
I am judging
you are judging
he/she/it is judging
we are judging
they are judging

Present perfect (pretérito perfecto)

PersonaConjugación
I have judged
you have judged
he/she/it has judged
we have judged
they have judged

Past simple (pasado simple)

PersonaConjugación
I judged
you judged
he/she/it judged
we judged
they judged

Past continuous (pasado continuo)

PersonaConjugación
I was judging
you were judging
he/she/it was judging
we were judging
they were judging

Past perfect (pluscuamperfecto)

PersonaConjugación
I had judged
you had judged
he/she/it had judged
we had judged
they had judged

Future simple (futuro simple)

PersonaConjugación
I will judge
you will judge
he/she/it will judge
we will judge
they will judge

Future perfect (futuro perfecto)

PersonaConjugación
I will have judged
you will have judged
he/she/it will have judged
we will have judged
they will have judged

Conjugación de judge en condicional

Present (presente)

PersonaConjugación
I would judge
you would judge
he/she/it would judge
we would judge
they would judge

Past (pasado)

PersonaConjugación
I would have judged
you would have judged
he/she/it would have judged
we would have judged
they would have judged

Conjugación de judge en imperativo

Present (presente)

PersonaConjugación
- judge

Conjugación de judge en participio

Present (presente)

PersonaConjugación
- judging

Past (pasado)

PersonaConjugación
- judged

Ejemplos

I judge every day.

Yo judge todos los días.

He judges regularly.

Él judge regularmente.

We judge together.

Nosotros judge juntos.

I judged yesterday.

Yo judge ayer.

I have judged.

Yo he judge.

I will judge tomorrow.

Yo judgeé mañana.

I am judging right now.

Yo estoy judge ahora mismo.

I like to judge.

Me gusta judge.

You should judge more often.

Deberías judge más a menudo.

Can you judge?

¿Puedes judge?

Errores frecuentes

Olvidar la -s de la tercera persona: He judge en vez de He judges

Correcto: He/She/It judges

En el present simple, la tercera persona del singular (he/she/it) siempre añade -s o -es al verbo. Es el error más frecuente entre hispanohablantes.

Pronunciar la -ed como sílaba separada en todos los casos

Correcto: La -ed solo se pronuncia como sílaba extra (/ɪd/) tras t o d. Tras consonante sorda suena /t/, tras sonora /d/.

En español todas las sílabas se pronuncian, pero en inglés -ed no siempre es una sílaba: walked = /wɔːkt/ (una sílaba), wanted = /ˈwɒntɪd/ (dos sílabas).

Formar preguntas sin do/does: You judge? en vez de Do you judge?

Correcto: Do you judge? / Does he/she judge?

En español, la pregunta se forma con la entonación. En inglés, el present simple y past simple necesitan el auxiliar do/does/did para preguntas y negaciones.

Confundir present simple con present continuous: I judge vs I am judging

Correcto: Hábito/general → I judge | Ahora mismo → I am judging

El present simple se usa para hábitos y verdades generales, mientras que el present continuous se usa para acciones en progreso. En español a menudo se usa el mismo tiempo para ambos.

Comparación inglés / español

Aspecto Inglés Español
Present simple I judge yo judge
Present simple (3rd person) he/she judges él/ella judge
Present continuous I am judging yo estoy judge
Past simple I judgeed yo judge
Present perfect I have judgeed yo he judge
Future simple I will judge yo judgeé
Negative I don't judge yo no judge
Question Do you judge? ¿tú judge?

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