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Babysit (to ) conjugation

English
40 examples
This verb can also mean the following: have to help, do, coax too much, watch, attend anything
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it/she/he
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you all
they
Present Simple
babysit
babysit
babysits
babysit
babysit
babysit
Future Simple
will babysit
will babysit
will babysit
will babysit
will babysit
will babysit
Past Simple
babysat
babysat
babysat
babysat
babysat
babysat
Conditional Simple
would babysit
would babysit
would babysit
would babysit
would babysit
would babysit
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Progressive
am babysitting
are babysitting
is babysitting
are babysitting
are babysitting
are babysitting
Future Progressive
will be babysitting
will be babysitting
will be babysitting
will be babysitting
will be babysitting
will be babysitting
Past Progressive
was babysitting
were babysitting
was babysitting
were babysitting
were babysitting
were babysitting
Conditional Progressive
would be babysitting
would be babysitting
would be babysitting
would be babysitting
would be babysitting
would be babysitting
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Perfect
have babysat
have babysat
has babysat
have babysat
have babysat
have babysat
Future Perfect
will have babysat
will have babysat
will have babysat
will have babysat
will have babysat
will have babysat
Past Perfect
had babysat
had babysat
had babysat
had babysat
had babysat
had babysat
Conditional Perfect
would have babysat
would have babysat
would have babysat
would have babysat
would have babysat
would have babysat
I
you
it/she/he
we
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they
Present Perfect Progressive
have been babysitting
have been babysitting
has been babysitting
have been babysitting
have been babysitting
have been babysitting
Future Perfect Progressive
will have been babysitting
will have been babysitting
will have been babysitting
will have been babysitting
will have been babysitting
will have been babysitting
Past Perfect Progressive
had been babysitting
had been babysitting
had been babysitting
had been babysitting
had been babysitting
had been babysitting
Conditional Perfect Progressive
would have been babysitting
would have been babysitting
would have been babysitting
would have been babysitting
would have been babysitting
would have been babysitting

Examples of babysit

Example in EnglishTranslation in English
'Cause I'm not going to be around to babysit you much longer, all right?
'Cause you don't have to babysit us, you know.
- All right. - Hey, Steph, do me a favor and babysit this guy for me.
- And only women are supposed to babysit?
- And w... - No, you don't have to babysit me. I'm not babysitting you.
'Cause I'm not going to be around to babysit you much longer, all right?
'Cause you don't have to babysit us, you know.
- All right. - Hey, Steph, do me a favor and babysit this guy for me.
- And only women are supposed to babysit?
- And w... - No, you don't have to babysit me. I'm not babysitting you.
- The only reason she babysits is to have a place to...
He babysits me all the time.
He babysits my kid.
He often babysits Eemeli.
I hate when Kendra babysits.
- The only reason she babysits is to have a place to...
He babysits me all the time.
He babysits my kid.
He often babysits Eemeli.
I hate when Kendra babysits.
- But I... never babysat before.
- Have you met while I babysat? . - Yes, we have.
- Oh, I did, then I babysat little Donnie.
- She babysat for you and Carrie.
A regular visitor to the Crawford household, where Crawford's teenage daughter frequently babysat the young boy.
"Later, she discovers her babysitting money "has been spent on a board game called
'Cause I was babysitting for my sister's kids.
'Cause tonight, you're babysitting.
'Cause, trust me, there are plenty of things I'd rather be doing than babysitting your ass for the next 24 hours.
(Lauren) Peter, thank you so much for babysitting.
- But I... never babysat before.
- Have you met while I babysat? . - Yes, we have.
- Oh, I did, then I babysat little Donnie.
- She babysat for you and Carrie.
A regular visitor to the Crawford household, where Crawford's teenage daughter frequently babysat the young boy.
"Later, she discovers her babysitting money "has been spent on a board game called
'Cause I was babysitting for my sister's kids.
'Cause tonight, you're babysitting.
'Cause, trust me, there are plenty of things I'd rather be doing than babysitting your ass for the next 24 hours.
(Lauren) Peter, thank you so much for babysitting.

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