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What are the conjugations for [行く]{ゆく}? Are they the same as [行く]{いく} except
for the plain form? I tried to google around for a conjugation table, but I
can't find any.

The closest that I found is this:

[https://www.tanoshiijapanese.com/dictionary/conjugation_details.cfm?entry_id=114066&element_id=5224](https://www.tanoshiijapanese.com/dictionary/conjugation_details.cfm?entry_id=114066&element_id=5224)

But I'm not sure if they're just autogenerated or how accurate it is.
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Conjugations of ゆく vs. いく
ゆく and いく are two of the readings for 行く. Note that, ゆく and いく are not two
different verbs but two different readings for 行く. When a verb conjugates the
okurigana changes. So, the conjugation for 行く(not いく or ゆく) would be い/ゆ + the
corresponding okurigana.Thus, the conjugation doesn't change for a different
reading.  
Note that the readings for the same word may not be interchangeable.
Personally, I haven't seen the ゆく reading of 行く being used in polite form.
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In modern Japanese, ゆく is not used in the -te, -ta, -tari, -tara(ba), -tarō,
or -tatte forms, i.e. the forms that undergo 音便. If you need to use these
forms, you would use those of いく instead. So things like 出てゆいて on the page you
linked are incorrect. Otherwise, ゆく conjugates like a regular consonant-stem
verb. Here are the main forms:

辞書形 ゆく  
連用形 ゆき  
マス形 ゆきます  
否定形 ゆかない  
バ形 ゆけば  
命令形 ゆけ  
意向形 ゆこう  
受身形 ゆかれる  
使役形 ゆかせる  
可能形 ゆける
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