English Verb - To Upset Infinitive - to upset Present participle - upsetting Past participle - upset 1. Present Tense Singular I upset You upset He/she/it upsets Plural We upset You upset They upset 2. Present Progressive Tense Singular I am upsetting You are upsetting He/she/it is upsetting Plural We are upsetting You are upsetting They are upsetting 3. Past Tense Singular I upset You upset He/she/it upset Plural We upset You upset They upset 4. Present Perfect Tense Singular I have upset You have upset He/she/it has upset Plural We have upset You have upset They have upset 5. Present Perfect Progressive Tense Singular I have been upsetting You have been upsetting He/she/it has been upsetting Plural We have been upsetting You have been upsetting They have been upsetting 6. Past Progressive Tense Singular I was upsetting You were upsetting He/she/it was upsetting Plural We were upsetting You were upsetting They were upsetting 7. Past Perfect Tense Singular I had upset You had upset He/she/it had upset Plural We had upset You had upset They had upset 8. Past Perfect Progressive Tense Singular I had been upsetting You had been upsetting He/she/it had been upsetting Plural We had been upsetting You had been upsetting They had been upsetting 9. Future Tense Singular I will upset You will upset He/she/it will upset Plural We will upset You will upset They will upset 10. Future Progressive Tense Singular I will be upsetting You will be upsetting He/she/it will be upsetting Plural We will be upsetting You will be upsetting They will be upsetting 11. Future Perfect Tense Singular I will have upset You will have upset He/she/it will have upset Plural We will have upset You will have upset They will have upset 12. Future Perfect Progressive Tense Singular I will have been upsetting You will have been upsetting He/she/it will have been upsetting Plural We will have been upsetting You will have been upsetting They will have been upsetting