Credit (to ) conjugation

English
40 examples
This verb can also mean the following: bring, raise the estimation of, add to an account, repute upon, add, acknowledge the contribution of, put credence in, south, bring honour, acknowledge, believe

Conjugation of credit

I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Simple
credit
credit
credits
credit
credit
credit
Future Simple
will credit
will credit
will credit
will credit
will credit
will credit
Past Simple
credited
credited
credited
credited
credited
credited
Conditional Simple
would credit
would credit
would credit
would credit
would credit
would credit
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Progressive
am crediting
are crediting
is crediting
are crediting
are crediting
are crediting
Future Progressive
will be crediting
will be crediting
will be crediting
will be crediting
will be crediting
will be crediting
Past Progressive
was crediting
were crediting
was crediting
were crediting
were crediting
were crediting
Conditional Progressive
would be crediting
would be crediting
would be crediting
would be crediting
would be crediting
would be crediting
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Perfect
have credited
have credited
has credited
have credited
have credited
have credited
Future Perfect
will have credited
will have credited
will have credited
will have credited
will have credited
will have credited
Past Perfect
had credited
had credited
had credited
had credited
had credited
had credited
Conditional Perfect
would have credited
would have credited
would have credited
would have credited
would have credited
would have credited
I
you
it/she/he
we
you
they
Present Perfect Progressive
have been crediting
have been crediting
has been crediting
have been crediting
have been crediting
have been crediting
Future Perfect Progressive
will have been crediting
will have been crediting
will have been crediting
will have been crediting
will have been crediting
will have been crediting
Past Perfect Progressive
had been crediting
had been crediting
had been crediting
had been crediting
had been crediting
had been crediting
Conditional Perfect Progressive
would have been crediting
would have been crediting
would have been crediting
would have been crediting
would have been crediting
would have been crediting

Examples of credit

Example in EnglishTranslation in English
! - Solicitation of a prostitute at the San Diego Hard Rock Hotel yesterday, prior to visiting Mexico. The San Diego P.D. just sent my office a credit-card receipt for a "happy massage."
! I got 45 bucks when was I let out of prison and no credit.
" I said,"It earns college credit.
"(Our) great industrial nation is controlled by its system of credit.
"...but to her credit, she says nothing."
! - Solicitation of a prostitute at the San Diego Hard Rock Hotel yesterday, prior to visiting Mexico. The San Diego P.D. just sent my office a credit-card receipt for a "happy massage."
! I got 45 bucks when was I let out of prison and no credit.
" I said,"It earns college credit.
"(Our) great industrial nation is controlled by its system of credit.
"...but to her credit, she says nothing."
! Show some respect for the below-the-line people and watch the credits.
"I'm sorry to inform you that your niece Randall Dean will not have enough credits to graduate this year."
"Lincoln Lawyer." I love these opening credits.
"Part 3" had me at the credits. When those credits came out part way and the whole music, the whole disco thing, and then they came out further, was so cool.
"School's Out If you put in the closing credits think it was that."
! Show some respect for the below-the-line people and watch the credits.
"I'm sorry to inform you that your niece Randall Dean will not have enough credits to graduate this year."
"Lincoln Lawyer." I love these opening credits.
"Part 3" had me at the credits. When those credits came out part way and the whole music, the whole disco thing, and then they came out further, was so cool.
"School's Out If you put in the closing credits think it was that."
"A decision that would some day be credited as important as..." Churchill's decision to bomb Berlin.
"Legendary moonshine-runner- turned-nascar-champion "junior Johnson is credited with inventing the bootleg turn, "where a driver escapes his pursuer
"The laboratory is credited with the development of napalm...
"They have been credited with robbing...
"We have evaluated your request and credited your account $80"!
-Thought he was extra-crediting.
Although Reagan left office in near disgrace, conservatives have annointed him as one the nation's great presidents crediting him with restoring America's faith in itself, after the failed presidencies of Johnson, Nixon, Ford and Carter.
Disco Biscuit's suing Stevie for not crediting him.
I believe it is I who will be crediting you in a secondary capacity, Dr. Edison.
I'm already to the jump and there's not a quote from anyone crediting us with anything of the sort.
"A decision that would some day be credited as important as..." Churchill's decision to bomb Berlin.
"Legendary moonshine-runner- turned-nascar-champion "junior Johnson is credited with inventing the bootleg turn, "where a driver escapes his pursuer
"The laboratory is credited with the development of napalm...
"They have been credited with robbing...
"We have evaluated your request and credited your account $80"!
-Thought he was extra-crediting.
Although Reagan left office in near disgrace, conservatives have annointed him as one the nation's great presidents crediting him with restoring America's faith in itself, after the failed presidencies of Johnson, Nixon, Ford and Carter.
Disco Biscuit's suing Stevie for not crediting him.
I believe it is I who will be crediting you in a secondary capacity, Dr. Edison.
I'm already to the jump and there's not a quote from anyone crediting us with anything of the sort.

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