Accompany (to ) conjugation

English
40 examples
This verb can also mean the following: go along with, occur with, go, go with, book i, keep company with, supplement, add to, associate, supplement with, keep company, coexist with, cohabit with, do, attend as a companion, cohabit, associate in a company

Conjugation of accompany

I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Simple
accompany
accompany
accompanies
accompany
accompany
accompany
Future Simple
will accompany
will accompany
will accompany
will accompany
will accompany
will accompany
Past Simple
accompanied
accompanied
accompanied
accompanied
accompanied
accompanied
Conditional Simple
would accompany
would accompany
would accompany
would accompany
would accompany
would accompany
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Progressive
am accompanying
are accompanying
is accompanying
are accompanying
are accompanying
are accompanying
Future Progressive
will be accompanying
will be accompanying
will be accompanying
will be accompanying
will be accompanying
will be accompanying
Past Progressive
was accompanying
were accompanying
was accompanying
were accompanying
were accompanying
were accompanying
Conditional Progressive
would be accompanying
would be accompanying
would be accompanying
would be accompanying
would be accompanying
would be accompanying
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Perfect
have accompanied
have accompanied
has accompanied
have accompanied
have accompanied
have accompanied
Future Perfect
will have accompanied
will have accompanied
will have accompanied
will have accompanied
will have accompanied
will have accompanied
Past Perfect
had accompanied
had accompanied
had accompanied
had accompanied
had accompanied
had accompanied
Conditional Perfect
would have accompanied
would have accompanied
would have accompanied
would have accompanied
would have accompanied
would have accompanied
I
you
it/she/he
we
you
they
Present Perfect Progressive
have been accompanying
have been accompanying
has been accompanying
have been accompanying
have been accompanying
have been accompanying
Future Perfect Progressive
will have been accompanying
will have been accompanying
will have been accompanying
will have been accompanying
will have been accompanying
will have been accompanying
Past Perfect Progressive
had been accompanying
had been accompanying
had been accompanying
had been accompanying
had been accompanying
had been accompanying
Conditional Perfect Progressive
would have been accompanying
would have been accompanying
would have been accompanying
would have been accompanying
would have been accompanying
would have been accompanying

Examples of accompany

Example in EnglishTranslation in English
"And let no one accompany me,
"But who should accompany me?
"Could nurse Jeanette accompany me as caregiver?"
"Elsalill, will you accompany me to Scotland ...as my wife?"
"Every happiness, I'd seek and find..." "to accompany you in your palanquin"
"And let no one accompany me,
"But who should accompany me?
"Could nurse Jeanette accompany me as caregiver?"
"Elsalill, will you accompany me to Scotland ...as my wife?"
"Every happiness, I'd seek and find..." "to accompany you in your palanquin"
"And if the employer can be part of the overall solution... then we will not feel the despairing that accompanies... many women's experience in the workforce."
"The persecution that accompanies her pilgrimage on earth "will unveil the mystery of iniquity "in the form of a religious deception
"accompanies dances of youthful years"
(piano accompanies silent film)
- Yes The escort accompanies the old person To medical check-ups, physical therapy...
"And if the employer can be part of the overall solution... then we will not feel the despairing that accompanies... many women's experience in the workforce."
"The persecution that accompanies her pilgrimage on earth "will unveil the mystery of iniquity "in the form of a religious deception
"accompanies dances of youthful years"
(piano accompanies silent film)
- Yes The escort accompanies the old person To medical check-ups, physical therapy...
"... each flight to be accompanied by a security officer."
"...accompanied by Chester Finley, musical director."
"A myth of devilish riders in the sky "accompanied by black dogs, "spectral beasts whose eyes glowed with fire,
"Any interstate travel made by the NCIS director, must be accompanied by... " Shh!
"But then a dark cloud approached, accompanied by wind." "And now it's raining and I can't move."
"Do not open this telegram", an accompanying note said,
"Fakhru, you are accompanying the lady.
"with its accompanying name, sign or penalty.
'The Supreme Commander in Europe, General Eisenhower, 'came to the camps to see for himself, telling accompanying reporters, "We are told that the American soldier does not know what he is fighting for.
'Today Dr. Ghungroo is accompanying his wife, Payal..' '..and the pundit to select a bride for his nephew, Rajiv.'
"... each flight to be accompanied by a security officer."
"...accompanied by Chester Finley, musical director."
"A myth of devilish riders in the sky "accompanied by black dogs, "spectral beasts whose eyes glowed with fire,
"Any interstate travel made by the NCIS director, must be accompanied by... " Shh!
"But then a dark cloud approached, accompanied by wind." "And now it's raining and I can't move."
"Do not open this telegram", an accompanying note said,
"Fakhru, you are accompanying the lady.
"with its accompanying name, sign or penalty.
'The Supreme Commander in Europe, General Eisenhower, 'came to the camps to see for himself, telling accompanying reporters, "We are told that the American soldier does not know what he is fighting for.
'Today Dr. Ghungroo is accompanying his wife, Payal..' '..and the pundit to select a bride for his nephew, Rajiv.'

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