What is the present past future tense of word bath?

The verb "bath" doesn't have distinct present, past, and future tenses in the way many other verbs do. Here's why:

* It's often used as a noun: "I took a bath."

* It's sometimes used as a transitive verb meaning "to wash" "I bathed the baby." In this case, the tenses work like other verbs:

* Present: I bathe the baby.

* Past: I bathed the baby.

* Future: I will bathe the baby.

However, "bath" is not typically used as a verb in the sense of "to immerse oneself in water." For that, we use the verb "bathe":

* Present: I bathe every day.

* Past: I bathed yesterday.

* Future: I will bathe tomorrow.