Etymologise conjugation in English in all forms

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This verb can also mean the following: do

I

you

it/she/he

we

you all

they

Present Simple

etymologise

etymologises

etymologise

Future Simple

will etymologise

Past Simple

etymologised

Conditional Simple

would etymologise

I

you

it/she/he

we

you all

they

Present Progressive

am etymologising

are etymologising

is etymologising

are etymologising

Future Progressive

will be etymologising

Past Progressive

was etymologising

were etymologising

was etymologising

were etymologising

Conditional Progressive

would be etymologising

I

you

it/she/he

we

you all

they

Present Perfect

have etymologised

has etymologised

have etymologised

Future Perfect

will have etymologised

Past Perfect

had etymologised

Conditional Perfect

would have etymologised

I

you

it/she/he

we

you

they

Present Perfect Progressive

have been etymologising

has been etymologising

have been etymologising

Future Perfect Progressive

will have been etymologising

Past Perfect Progressive

had been etymologising

Conditional Perfect Progressive

would have been etymologising

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ettle: ettle
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evanesce: evanesce
eve: eve

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Conjugation of etymologise

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