Call off the dogs (to ) conjugation

English
20 examples
This verb can also mean the following: do, ease, remove, ease up on after inflicting

Conjugation of call off the dogs

I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Simple
call off the dogs
call off the dogs
calls off the dogs
call off the dogs
call off the dogs
call off the dogs
Future Simple
will call off the dogs
will call off the dogs
will call off the dogs
will call off the dogs
will call off the dogs
will call off the dogs
Past Simple
called off the dogs
called off the dogs
called off the dogs
called off the dogs
called off the dogs
called off the dogs
Conditional Simple
would call off the dogs
would call off the dogs
would call off the dogs
would call off the dogs
would call off the dogs
would call off the dogs
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Progressive
am calling off the dogs
are calling off the dogs
is calling off the dogs
are calling off the dogs
are calling off the dogs
are calling off the dogs
Future Progressive
will be calling off the dogs
will be calling off the dogs
will be calling off the dogs
will be calling off the dogs
will be calling off the dogs
will be calling off the dogs
Past Progressive
was calling off the dogs
were calling off the dogs
was calling off the dogs
were calling off the dogs
were calling off the dogs
were calling off the dogs
Conditional Progressive
would be calling off the dogs
would be calling off the dogs
would be calling off the dogs
would be calling off the dogs
would be calling off the dogs
would be calling off the dogs
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Perfect
have called off the dogs
have called off the dogs
has called off the dogs
have called off the dogs
have called off the dogs
have called off the dogs
Future Perfect
will have called off the dogs
will have called off the dogs
will have called off the dogs
will have called off the dogs
will have called off the dogs
will have called off the dogs
Past Perfect
had called off the dogs
had called off the dogs
had called off the dogs
had called off the dogs
had called off the dogs
had called off the dogs
Conditional Perfect
would have called off the dogs
would have called off the dogs
would have called off the dogs
would have called off the dogs
would have called off the dogs
would have called off the dogs
I
you
it/she/he
we
you
they
Present Perfect Progressive
have been calling off the dogs
have been calling off the dogs
has been calling off the dogs
have been calling off the dogs
have been calling off the dogs
have been calling off the dogs
Future Perfect Progressive
will have been calling off the dogs
will have been calling off the dogs
will have been calling off the dogs
will have been calling off the dogs
will have been calling off the dogs
will have been calling off the dogs
Past Perfect Progressive
had been calling off the dogs
had been calling off the dogs
had been calling off the dogs
had been calling off the dogs
had been calling off the dogs
had been calling off the dogs
Conditional Perfect Progressive
would have been calling off the dogs
would have been calling off the dogs
would have been calling off the dogs
would have been calling off the dogs
would have been calling off the dogs
would have been calling off the dogs

Examples of call off the dogs

Example in EnglishTranslation in English
- Just call off the dogs.
- Trying to call off the dogs.
-I want you to call off the dogs. -What dogs would you be referring to, Bill?
But in return, I will reluctantly call off the dogs of war.
Can we call off the dogs, please?
- Just call off the dogs.
- Trying to call off the dogs.
-I want you to call off the dogs. -What dogs would you be referring to, Bill?
But in return, I will reluctantly call off the dogs of war.
Can we call off the dogs, please?
I thought you might wish to speak to them so I called off the dogs.
back at home. but don't worry. we've called off the dogs.
About calling off the dogs?
So consider calling off the dogs, will you?
Would you mind calling off the dogs, please?
I thought you might wish to speak to them so I called off the dogs.
back at home. but don't worry. we've called off the dogs.
About calling off the dogs?
So consider calling off the dogs, will you?
Would you mind calling off the dogs, please?

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