Upcome (to ) conjugation

English
10 examples
This verb can also mean the following: ascend, rise, grow up, come up

Conjugation of upcome

I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Simple
upcome
upcome
upcomes
upcome
upcome
upcome
Future Simple
will upcome
will upcome
will upcome
will upcome
will upcome
will upcome
Past Simple
upcame
upcame
upcame
upcame
upcame
upcame
Conditional Simple
would upcome
would upcome
would upcome
would upcome
would upcome
would upcome
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Progressive
am upcoming
are upcoming
is upcoming
are upcoming
are upcoming
are upcoming
Future Progressive
will be upcoming
will be upcoming
will be upcoming
will be upcoming
will be upcoming
will be upcoming
Past Progressive
was upcoming
were upcoming
was upcoming
were upcoming
were upcoming
were upcoming
Conditional Progressive
would be upcoming
would be upcoming
would be upcoming
would be upcoming
would be upcoming
would be upcoming
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Perfect
have upcome
have upcome
has upcome
have upcome
have upcome
have upcome
Future Perfect
will have upcome
will have upcome
will have upcome
will have upcome
will have upcome
will have upcome
Past Perfect
had upcome
had upcome
had upcome
had upcome
had upcome
had upcome
Conditional Perfect
would have upcome
would have upcome
would have upcome
would have upcome
would have upcome
would have upcome
I
you
it/she/he
we
you
they
Present Perfect Progressive
have been upcoming
have been upcoming
has been upcoming
have been upcoming
have been upcoming
have been upcoming
Future Perfect Progressive
will have been upcoming
will have been upcoming
will have been upcoming
will have been upcoming
will have been upcoming
will have been upcoming
Past Perfect Progressive
had been upcoming
had been upcoming
had been upcoming
had been upcoming
had been upcoming
had been upcoming
Conditional Perfect Progressive
would have been upcoming
would have been upcoming
would have been upcoming
would have been upcoming
would have been upcoming
would have been upcoming

Examples of upcome

Example in EnglishTranslation in English
"Blah, blah, blah, congratulations on your upcoming birthday however despite your painful decision to separate from us you are still our daughter and we feel we have a moral and legal right to compensation for the expense we incurred in raising you."
"Harry, thought this would come in handy for your upcoming trip to Moscow. Melville."
"In our next article we will write the names of some company owners, who, because of the upcoming political elections, have covertly sent tens of billions abroad."
"Let's Party" is our hottest upcoming release and they know we've got a lot of time and effort invested into it, stands to reason that they're suspicious.
"She spoke enthusiastically about her upcoming marriage, but I thought it was too enthusiastic, as if she were trying to convince herself rather than me. "
"Blah, blah, blah, congratulations on your upcoming birthday however despite your painful decision to separate from us you are still our daughter and we feel we have a moral and legal right to compensation for the expense we incurred in raising you."
"Harry, thought this would come in handy for your upcoming trip to Moscow. Melville."
"In our next article we will write the names of some company owners, who, because of the upcoming political elections, have covertly sent tens of billions abroad."
"Let's Party" is our hottest upcoming release and they know we've got a lot of time and effort invested into it, stands to reason that they're suspicious.
"She spoke enthusiastically about her upcoming marriage, but I thought it was too enthusiastic, as if she were trying to convince herself rather than me. "

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