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Conjugation of feel someone's collar

This verb can also mean the following: arrest someone, arrest

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Present Simple

feel someone's collar

feel someone's collar

feels someone's collar

feel someone's collar

feel someone's collar

feel someone's collar

Future Simple

will feel someone's collar

will feel someone's collar

will feel someone's collar

will feel someone's collar

will feel someone's collar

will feel someone's collar

Past Simple

felt someone's collar

felt someone's collar

felt someone's collar

felt someone's collar

felt someone's collar

felt someone's collar

Conditional Simple

would feel someone's collar

would feel someone's collar

would feel someone's collar

would feel someone's collar

would feel someone's collar

would feel someone's collar

I

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it/she/he

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they

Present Progressive

am feeling someone's collar

are feeling someone's collar

is feeling someone's collar

are feeling someone's collar

are feeling someone's collar

are feeling someone's collar

Future Progressive

will be feeling someone's collar

will be feeling someone's collar

will be feeling someone's collar

will be feeling someone's collar

will be feeling someone's collar

will be feeling someone's collar

Past Progressive

was feeling someone's collar

were feeling someone's collar

was feeling someone's collar

were feeling someone's collar

were feeling someone's collar

were feeling someone's collar

Conditional Progressive

would be feeling someone's collar

would be feeling someone's collar

would be feeling someone's collar

would be feeling someone's collar

would be feeling someone's collar

would be feeling someone's collar

I

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it/she/he

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they

Present Perfect

have felt someone's collar

have felt someone's collar

has felt someone's collar

have felt someone's collar

have felt someone's collar

have felt someone's collar

Future Perfect

will have felt someone's collar

will have felt someone's collar

will have felt someone's collar

will have felt someone's collar

will have felt someone's collar

will have felt someone's collar

Past Perfect

had felt someone's collar

had felt someone's collar

had felt someone's collar

had felt someone's collar

had felt someone's collar

had felt someone's collar

Conditional Perfect

would have felt someone's collar

would have felt someone's collar

would have felt someone's collar

would have felt someone's collar

would have felt someone's collar

would have felt someone's collar

I

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it/she/he

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Present Perfect Progressive

have been feeling someone's collar

have been feeling someone's collar

has been feeling someone's collar

have been feeling someone's collar

have been feeling someone's collar

have been feeling someone's collar

Future Perfect Progressive

will have been feeling someone's collar

will have been feeling someone's collar

will have been feeling someone's collar

will have been feeling someone's collar

will have been feeling someone's collar

will have been feeling someone's collar

Past Perfect Progressive

had been feeling someone's collar

had been feeling someone's collar

had been feeling someone's collar

had been feeling someone's collar

had been feeling someone's collar

had been feeling someone's collar

Conditional Perfect Progressive

would have been feeling someone's collar

would have been feeling someone's collar

would have been feeling someone's collar

would have been feeling someone's collar

would have been feeling someone's collar

would have been feeling someone's collar

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