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Dog-ear (to ) conjugation

English
28 examples
This verb can also mean the following: page 164, die like a dog, do, in three witnesses, fold

Conjugation of dog-ear

I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Simple
dog-ear
dog-ear
dog-ears
dog-ear
dog-ear
dog-ear
Future Simple
will dog-ear
will dog-ear
will dog-ear
will dog-ear
will dog-ear
will dog-ear
Past Simple
dog-eared
dog-eared
dog-eared
dog-eared
dog-eared
dog-eared
Conditional Simple
would dog-ear
would dog-ear
would dog-ear
would dog-ear
would dog-ear
would dog-ear
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Progressive
am dog-earing
are dog-earing
is dog-earing
are dog-earing
are dog-earing
are dog-earing
Future Progressive
will be dog-earing
will be dog-earing
will be dog-earing
will be dog-earing
will be dog-earing
will be dog-earing
Past Progressive
was dog-earing
were dog-earing
was dog-earing
were dog-earing
were dog-earing
were dog-earing
Conditional Progressive
would be dog-earing
would be dog-earing
would be dog-earing
would be dog-earing
would be dog-earing
would be dog-earing
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Perfect
have dog-eared
have dog-eared
has dog-eared
have dog-eared
have dog-eared
have dog-eared
Future Perfect
will have dog-eared
will have dog-eared
will have dog-eared
will have dog-eared
will have dog-eared
will have dog-eared
Past Perfect
had dog-eared
had dog-eared
had dog-eared
had dog-eared
had dog-eared
had dog-eared
Conditional Perfect
would have dog-eared
would have dog-eared
would have dog-eared
would have dog-eared
would have dog-eared
would have dog-eared
I
you
it/she/he
we
you
they
Present Perfect Progressive
have been dog-earing
have been dog-earing
has been dog-earing
have been dog-earing
have been dog-earing
have been dog-earing
Future Perfect Progressive
will have been dog-earing
will have been dog-earing
will have been dog-earing
will have been dog-earing
will have been dog-earing
will have been dog-earing
Past Perfect Progressive
had been dog-earing
had been dog-earing
had been dog-earing
had been dog-earing
had been dog-earing
had been dog-earing
Conditional Perfect Progressive
would have been dog-earing
would have been dog-earing
would have been dog-earing
would have been dog-earing
would have been dog-earing
would have been dog-earing

Examples of dog-ear

Example in EnglishTranslation in English
"Don't underline, dog-ear the pages or turn it over open."
Don't underline anything, dog-ear the pages or turn them over open.
If he finished reading the book and closed it, merely forgetting to dog-ear it the way you suggested, and then put it on his night table, then he would get up, he would go to his desk, take out his medical report, he would read it,
Now, he must have closed it and put it there. But why didn't he dog-ear the page?
Oh, let's dog-ear this for a sec.
"Don't underline, dog-ear the pages or turn it over open."
Don't underline anything, dog-ear the pages or turn them over open.
If he finished reading the book and closed it, merely forgetting to dog-ear it the way you suggested, and then put it on his night table, then he would get up, he would go to his desk, take out his medical report, he would read it,
Now, he must have closed it and put it there. But why didn't he dog-ear the page?
Oh, let's dog-ear this for a sec.
It's got underlining and dog-ears...
Well, that's only dog-ears.
It's got underlining and dog-ears...
Well, that's only dog-ears.
A couple of the magazines appear to be older, with dog-eared pages.
A lot of dog-eared pages.
A stuffed animal, a dog-eared copy of Middlemarch.
Also, some receipts and a dog-eared copy of Thomas Paine's the rights of man, so at least he's literate.
And the most dog-eared piece of literature in the bathroom.
Okay, fine, no highlighting, no looking stuff up, no dog-earing pages.
You might as well be dog-earing a tear-stained bridal magazine while wolfing down the box of chocolates you had delivered to yourself at work from your "fiancé" who no one's ever met.
A couple of the magazines appear to be older, with dog-eared pages.
A lot of dog-eared pages.
A stuffed animal, a dog-eared copy of Middlemarch.
Also, some receipts and a dog-eared copy of Thomas Paine's the rights of man, so at least he's literate.
And the most dog-eared piece of literature in the bathroom.
Okay, fine, no highlighting, no looking stuff up, no dog-earing pages.
You might as well be dog-earing a tear-stained bridal magazine while wolfing down the box of chocolates you had delivered to yourself at work from your "fiancé" who no one's ever met.

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