Anticipate (to ) conjugation

English
40 examples
This verb can also mean the following: act before, act, expect

Conjugation of anticipate

I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Simple
anticipate
anticipate
anticipates
anticipate
anticipate
anticipate
Future Simple
will anticipate
will anticipate
will anticipate
will anticipate
will anticipate
will anticipate
Past Simple
anticipated
anticipated
anticipated
anticipated
anticipated
anticipated
Conditional Simple
would anticipate
would anticipate
would anticipate
would anticipate
would anticipate
would anticipate
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Progressive
am anticipating
are anticipating
is anticipating
are anticipating
are anticipating
are anticipating
Future Progressive
will be anticipating
will be anticipating
will be anticipating
will be anticipating
will be anticipating
will be anticipating
Past Progressive
was anticipating
were anticipating
was anticipating
were anticipating
were anticipating
were anticipating
Conditional Progressive
would be anticipating
would be anticipating
would be anticipating
would be anticipating
would be anticipating
would be anticipating
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Perfect
have anticipated
have anticipated
has anticipated
have anticipated
have anticipated
have anticipated
Future Perfect
will have anticipated
will have anticipated
will have anticipated
will have anticipated
will have anticipated
will have anticipated
Past Perfect
had anticipated
had anticipated
had anticipated
had anticipated
had anticipated
had anticipated
Conditional Perfect
would have anticipated
would have anticipated
would have anticipated
would have anticipated
would have anticipated
would have anticipated
I
you
it/she/he
we
you
they
Present Perfect Progressive
have been anticipating
have been anticipating
has been anticipating
have been anticipating
have been anticipating
have been anticipating
Future Perfect Progressive
will have been anticipating
will have been anticipating
will have been anticipating
will have been anticipating
will have been anticipating
will have been anticipating
Past Perfect Progressive
had been anticipating
had been anticipating
had been anticipating
had been anticipating
had been anticipating
had been anticipating
Conditional Perfect Progressive
would have been anticipating
would have been anticipating
would have been anticipating
would have been anticipating
would have been anticipating
would have been anticipating

Examples of anticipate

Example in EnglishTranslation in English
"90% of the time, priority homicide division is deployed to anticipate media coverage." Did you actually say this?
"Dear sir, my family and I are planning a touring vacation of Southeast Asia and anticipate two weeks in Cambodia touring the country.
"Deputy chief Brenda Lee Johnson confesses "that 90% of the time, "priority homicide division is deployed by her superiors in an attempt to anticipate media coverage."
"Do his doctors anticipate a speedy decline?"
"Don't anticipate hostile action."
"90% of the time, priority homicide division is deployed to anticipate media coverage." Did you actually say this?
"Dear sir, my family and I are planning a touring vacation of Southeast Asia and anticipate two weeks in Cambodia touring the country.
"Deputy chief Brenda Lee Johnson confesses "that 90% of the time, "priority homicide division is deployed by her superiors in an attempt to anticipate media coverage."
"Do his doctors anticipate a speedy decline?"
"Don't anticipate hostile action."
"The staff anticipates my needs and consistently strives to meet them."
"in over 50 million homes, "whose weekly visits the whole family eagerly anticipates."
- He anticipates that one!
A Lobby Boy anticipates the client's needs before the needs are needed.
A good office manager anticipates problems.
"The staff anticipates my needs and consistently strives to meet them."
"in over 50 million homes, "whose weekly visits the whole family eagerly anticipates."
- He anticipates that one!
A Lobby Boy anticipates the client's needs before the needs are needed.
A good office manager anticipates problems.
"... proved to be more difficult than I had anticipated..."
"And so today, almost a year" after his arrival... we leave the boy wonder still hard at work... developing his much-anticipated first feature.
"As anticipated...
"He said he anticipated that 900 students would have joined the site by this morning."
"Her every breath anticipated what she knew must come.
"I think Ritchie's a more skilled debater than we're anticipating.
"anticipating an objectification of its existence
(Something about using the dress for a date) I'm anticipating it
* Hot heels anticipating *
- Actually, we expected people to be upset, but we are not anticipating any trouble.
"... proved to be more difficult than I had anticipated..."
"And so today, almost a year" after his arrival... we leave the boy wonder still hard at work... developing his much-anticipated first feature.
"As anticipated...
"He said he anticipated that 900 students would have joined the site by this morning."
"Her every breath anticipated what she knew must come.
"I think Ritchie's a more skilled debater than we're anticipating.
"anticipating an objectification of its existence
(Something about using the dress for a date) I'm anticipating it
* Hot heels anticipating *
- Actually, we expected people to be upset, but we are not anticipating any trouble.

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