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Commonplace (to ) conjugation

English
16 examples
This verb can also mean the following: reduce to general heads, indulge in platitudes, utter, enter, make

Conjugation of commonplace

I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Simple
commonplace
commonplace
commonplaces
commonplace
commonplace
commonplace
Future Simple
will commonplace
will commonplace
will commonplace
will commonplace
will commonplace
will commonplace
Past Simple
commonplaced
commonplaced
commonplaced
commonplaced
commonplaced
commonplaced
Conditional Simple
would commonplace
would commonplace
would commonplace
would commonplace
would commonplace
would commonplace
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Progressive
am commonplacing
are commonplacing
is commonplacing
are commonplacing
are commonplacing
are commonplacing
Future Progressive
will be commonplacing
will be commonplacing
will be commonplacing
will be commonplacing
will be commonplacing
will be commonplacing
Past Progressive
was commonplacing
were commonplacing
was commonplacing
were commonplacing
were commonplacing
were commonplacing
Conditional Progressive
would be commonplacing
would be commonplacing
would be commonplacing
would be commonplacing
would be commonplacing
would be commonplacing
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Perfect
have commonplaced
have commonplaced
has commonplaced
have commonplaced
have commonplaced
have commonplaced
Future Perfect
will have commonplaced
will have commonplaced
will have commonplaced
will have commonplaced
will have commonplaced
will have commonplaced
Past Perfect
had commonplaced
had commonplaced
had commonplaced
had commonplaced
had commonplaced
had commonplaced
Conditional Perfect
would have commonplaced
would have commonplaced
would have commonplaced
would have commonplaced
would have commonplaced
would have commonplaced
I
you
it/she/he
we
you
they
Present Perfect Progressive
have been commonplacing
have been commonplacing
has been commonplacing
have been commonplacing
have been commonplacing
have been commonplacing
Future Perfect Progressive
will have been commonplacing
will have been commonplacing
will have been commonplacing
will have been commonplacing
will have been commonplacing
will have been commonplacing
Past Perfect Progressive
had been commonplacing
had been commonplacing
had been commonplacing
had been commonplacing
had been commonplacing
had been commonplacing
Conditional Perfect Progressive
would have been commonplacing
would have been commonplacing
would have been commonplacing
would have been commonplacing
would have been commonplacing
would have been commonplacing

Examples of commonplace

Example in EnglishTranslation in English
"For the Snark is a strange creature and will not be caught in a commonplace way."
"I say it is commonplace, mundane.
'Birth was and will always be the most commonplace of miracles, 'an event at once familiar and phenomenal, timeless and immediate, 'briefly making angels of us all.'
'It's commonplace to hear on every street that brother Lakhan is a thief! '
'It's commonplace to hear on every street that brother Lakhan is a thief!
"For the Snark is a strange creature and will not be caught in a commonplace way."
"I say it is commonplace, mundane.
'Birth was and will always be the most commonplace of miracles, 'an event at once familiar and phenomenal, timeless and immediate, 'briefly making angels of us all.'
'It's commonplace to hear on every street that brother Lakhan is a thief! '
'It's commonplace to hear on every street that brother Lakhan is a thief!
-They separate us from reality's commonplaces and send us to that invisible world where we can make our wishes come true.
Many of them are now cliches, commonplaces, but even so still valid: What?
Well, you've never heard so many well-bred commonplaces come from beneath the same bowler hat.
-They separate us from reality's commonplaces and send us to that invisible world where we can make our wishes come true.
Many of them are now cliches, commonplaces, but even so still valid: What?
Well, you've never heard so many well-bred commonplaces come from beneath the same bowler hat.

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