Book it (to ) conjugation

English
40 examples
This verb can also mean the following: take, leave in a hurry, take off quickly

Conjugation of book it

I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Simple
book it
book it
books it
book it
book it
book it
Future Simple
will book it
will book it
will book it
will book it
will book it
will book it
Past Simple
booked it
booked it
booked it
booked it
booked it
booked it
Conditional Simple
would book it
would book it
would book it
would book it
would book it
would book it
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Progressive
am booking it
are booking it
is booking it
are booking it
are booking it
are booking it
Future Progressive
will be booking it
will be booking it
will be booking it
will be booking it
will be booking it
will be booking it
Past Progressive
was booking it
were booking it
was booking it
were booking it
were booking it
were booking it
Conditional Progressive
would be booking it
would be booking it
would be booking it
would be booking it
would be booking it
would be booking it
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Perfect
have booked it
have booked it
has booked it
have booked it
have booked it
have booked it
Future Perfect
will have booked it
will have booked it
will have booked it
will have booked it
will have booked it
will have booked it
Past Perfect
had booked it
had booked it
had booked it
had booked it
had booked it
had booked it
Conditional Perfect
would have booked it
would have booked it
would have booked it
would have booked it
would have booked it
would have booked it
I
you
it/she/he
we
you
they
Present Perfect Progressive
have been booking it
have been booking it
has been booking it
have been booking it
have been booking it
have been booking it
Future Perfect Progressive
will have been booking it
will have been booking it
will have been booking it
will have been booking it
will have been booking it
will have been booking it
Past Perfect Progressive
had been booking it
had been booking it
had been booking it
had been booking it
had been booking it
had been booking it
Conditional Perfect Progressive
would have been booking it
would have been booking it
would have been booking it
would have been booking it
would have been booking it
would have been booking it

Examples of book it

Example in EnglishTranslation in English
'You didn't book it, did you, Shaun? '
- Grandpa, I can't book it.
- I'm going to book it right now.
- Like book it?
- Shall I book it?
'You didn't book it, did you, Shaun? '
- Grandpa, I can't book it.
- I'm going to book it right now.
- Like book it?
- Shall I book it?
And remember, in the books it said the jinnamuru xunte would often revisit the victim's families, going after them.
If someone is going to mangle my books it may as well be me.
If there's one thing l've learned from those PSAT prep books it's that the most obvious choice is usually the wrong one.
Of course, he books it.
You know, it kind of created interest, it got anthologized in books it intensified interest in the film.
And remember, in the books it said the jinnamuru xunte would often revisit the victim's families, going after them.
If someone is going to mangle my books it may as well be me.
If there's one thing l've learned from those PSAT prep books it's that the most obvious choice is usually the wrong one.
Of course, he books it.
You know, it kind of created interest, it got anthologized in books it intensified interest in the film.
- (Mobile) Maybe he booked it on the internet.
- I booked it!
- I've booked it.
- It wasn't fucking closed last week when Mulligan booked it.
- The Social Democrats booked it.
- I guess the afternoon flight. - I'm booking it now.
And not because Junior put so much effort into booking it.
And then she gives chase, so now we're booking it towards the subway at 2:00 in the morning, and I'm gaining on her.
I never got around to booking it.
I ran to help when I see this guy, like, booking it down the stairs.
- (Mobile) Maybe he booked it on the internet.
- I booked it!
- I've booked it.
- It wasn't fucking closed last week when Mulligan booked it.
- The Social Democrats booked it.
- I guess the afternoon flight. - I'm booking it now.
And not because Junior put so much effort into booking it.
And then she gives chase, so now we're booking it towards the subway at 2:00 in the morning, and I'm gaining on her.
I never got around to booking it.
I ran to help when I see this guy, like, booking it down the stairs.

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