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Japanese verb

見る (miru) Conjugation

見る (miru) means “to see, to watch”. It is a る-verb (ichidan) verb. It is a る-verb (ichidan): drop the る and add the ending, so 見ます, 見ない, 見て. Below is its conjugation in all 14 forms, plain and polite, the same forms the Japanese verb conjugation worksheets print in their answer keys.

Meaning
to see, to watch
Type
る-verb (ichidan)
Dictionary form
見る
Reading
みる
Romaji
miru
Masu form
見ます
Nai form
見ない
Te-form
見て
Ta form
見た
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Basic forms

Present現在形・辞書形

Plain見る
Plain negative見ない
Polite見ます
Polite negative見ません

Past過去形・た形

Plain見た
Plain negative見なかった
Polite見ました
Polite negative見ませんでした

Te-formて形

Plain見て
Plain negative見ないで

Progressive (-te iru)ている

Plain見ている
Plain negative見ていない
Polite見ています
Polite negative見ていません

Wanting, inviting, telling

Want to (-tai)たい形

Plain見たい
Plain negative見たくない
Polite見たいです
Polite negative見たくないです

Volitional意向形

Plain見よう
Polite見ましょう

Imperative and requests命令形

Plain command見ろ
Plain negative (don't)見るな
Polite request (-te kudasai)見てください
Polite negative (-naide kudasai)見ないでください

Can and if

Potential可能形

Plain見られる
Plain negative見られない
Polite見られます
Polite negative見られません

Conditional (-ba)仮定形・ば

Plain見れば
Plain negative見なければ

Conditional (-tara)たら

Plain見たら
Plain negative見なかったら

Passive and causative

Passive受身形

Plain見られる
Plain negative見られない
Polite見られます
Polite negative見られません

Causative使役形

Plain見させる
Plain negative見させない
Polite見させます
Polite negative見させません

Causative passive使役受身形

Plain見させられる
Plain negative見させられない
Polite見させられます
Polite negative見させられません

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About these tables

The forms are built from Wiktionary's conjugation tables, and they are the ones the Japanese verb conjugation worksheet generator prints, so a chart or answer key made there matches this page. That page explains how the forms were checked.

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