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Conjugation
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get off one's high horse
This verb can also mean the following: stop acting in an imperious, stop
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Present Simple
get off one's high horse
get off one's high horse
gets off one's high horse
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get off one's high horse
Future Simple
will get off one's high horse
will get off one's high horse
will get off one's high horse
will get off one's high horse
will get off one's high horse
will get off one's high horse
Past Simple
got off one's high horse
got off one's high horse
got off one's high horse
got off one's high horse
got off one's high horse
got off one's high horse
Conditional Simple
would get off one's high horse
would get off one's high horse
would get off one's high horse
would get off one's high horse
would get off one's high horse
would get off one's high horse
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Present Progressive
am getting off one's high horse
are getting off one's high horse
is getting off one's high horse
are getting off one's high horse
are getting off one's high horse
are getting off one's high horse
Future Progressive
will be getting off one's high horse
will be getting off one's high horse
will be getting off one's high horse
will be getting off one's high horse
will be getting off one's high horse
will be getting off one's high horse
Past Progressive
was getting off one's high horse
were getting off one's high horse
was getting off one's high horse
were getting off one's high horse
were getting off one's high horse
were getting off one's high horse
Conditional Progressive
would be getting off one's high horse
would be getting off one's high horse
would be getting off one's high horse
would be getting off one's high horse
would be getting off one's high horse
would be getting off one's high horse
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Present Perfect
have got off one's high horse
have got off one's high horse
has got off one's high horse
have got off one's high horse
have got off one's high horse
have got off one's high horse
Future Perfect
will have got off one's high horse
will have got off one's high horse
will have got off one's high horse
will have got off one's high horse
will have got off one's high horse
will have got off one's high horse
Past Perfect
had got off one's high horse
had got off one's high horse
had got off one's high horse
had got off one's high horse
had got off one's high horse
had got off one's high horse
Conditional Perfect
would have got off one's high horse
would have got off one's high horse
would have got off one's high horse
would have got off one's high horse
would have got off one's high horse
would have got off one's high horse
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Present Perfect Progressive
have been getting off one's high horse
have been getting off one's high horse
has been getting off one's high horse
have been getting off one's high horse
have been getting off one's high horse
have been getting off one's high horse
Future Perfect Progressive
will have been getting off one's high horse
will have been getting off one's high horse
will have been getting off one's high horse
will have been getting off one's high horse
will have been getting off one's high horse
will have been getting off one's high horse
Past Perfect Progressive
had been getting off one's high horse
had been getting off one's high horse
had been getting off one's high horse
had been getting off one's high horse
had been getting off one's high horse
had been getting off one's high horse
Conditional Perfect Progressive
would have been getting off one's high horse
would have been getting off one's high horse
would have been getting off one's high horse
would have been getting off one's high horse
would have been getting off one's high horse
would have been getting off one's high horse
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