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Conjugation of flunk out

This verb can also mean the following: program, course, fail to finish school, fail
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Simple
flunk out
flunk out
flunks out
flunk out
flunk out
flunk out
Future Simple
will flunk out
will flunk out
will flunk out
will flunk out
will flunk out
will flunk out
Past Simple
flunked out
flunked out
flunked out
flunked out
flunked out
flunked out
Conditional Simple
would flunk out
would flunk out
would flunk out
would flunk out
would flunk out
would flunk out
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Progressive
am flunking out
are flunking out
is flunking out
are flunking out
are flunking out
are flunking out
Future Progressive
will be flunking out
will be flunking out
will be flunking out
will be flunking out
will be flunking out
will be flunking out
Past Progressive
was flunking out
were flunking out
was flunking out
were flunking out
were flunking out
were flunking out
Conditional Progressive
would be flunking out
would be flunking out
would be flunking out
would be flunking out
would be flunking out
would be flunking out
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Perfect
have flunked out
have flunked out
has flunked out
have flunked out
have flunked out
have flunked out
Future Perfect
will have flunked out
will have flunked out
will have flunked out
will have flunked out
will have flunked out
will have flunked out
Past Perfect
had flunked out
had flunked out
had flunked out
had flunked out
had flunked out
had flunked out
Conditional Perfect
would have flunked out
would have flunked out
would have flunked out
would have flunked out
would have flunked out
would have flunked out
I
you
it/she/he
we
you
they
Present Perfect Progressive
have been flunking out
have been flunking out
has been flunking out
have been flunking out
have been flunking out
have been flunking out
Future Perfect Progressive
will have been flunking out
will have been flunking out
will have been flunking out
will have been flunking out
will have been flunking out
will have been flunking out
Past Perfect Progressive
had been flunking out
had been flunking out
had been flunking out
had been flunking out
had been flunking out
had been flunking out
Conditional Perfect Progressive
would have been flunking out
would have been flunking out
would have been flunking out
would have been flunking out
would have been flunking out
would have been flunking out
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Examples of flunk out

- Did he flunk out, Scott? - I don't know.

- Did you flunk out?

- No. What are you gonna do when you flunk out and get drafted?

- Not if you flunk out of school.

- Well, she did flunk out.

- Did he flunk out, Scott? - I don't know.

- Did you flunk out?

- No. What are you gonna do when you flunk out and get drafted?

- Not if you flunk out of school.

- Well, she did flunk out.

To get one of those guide dogs if one flunks out. Swell.

Well, then I guess when little Julie flunks out and she's selling her hot little body for a hit of crystal meth, I'll have to be the one to tell her that her cheapskate dad killed himself out of shame.

To get one of those guide dogs if one flunks out. Swell.

Well, then I guess when little Julie flunks out and she's selling her hot little body for a hit of crystal meth, I'll have to be the one to tell her that her cheapskate dad killed himself out of shame.

- Because you flunked out.

- He flunked out, though.

- He flunked out?

- I kinda flunked out.

- Look, he flunked out of bedford.

- And the one flunking out is?

- I'm flunking out.

- No, I'm not flunking out. - What is it?

- Okay, I'm on the verge of flunking out of medical school.

- So? So Margaret said Kyle came to St. George's because he was flunking out of school.

- Because you flunked out.

- He flunked out, though.

- He flunked out?

- I kinda flunked out.

- Look, he flunked out of bedford.

- And the one flunking out is?

- I'm flunking out.

- No, I'm not flunking out. - What is it?

- Okay, I'm on the verge of flunking out of medical school.

- So? So Margaret said Kyle came to St. George's because he was flunking out of school.

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