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Ghost (to ) conjugation

English
40 examples
This verb can also mean the following: pitch black, move quickly and quietly, break up with someone without telling them, copy, break, sail, appear, act ii, sail seemingly without wind, expire, slip, die, do, pitch, gray out, appear without warning, copy a file, leave, kill, gray, haunt
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you
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we
you all
they
Present Simple
ghost
ghost
ghosts
ghost
ghost
ghost
Future Simple
will ghost
will ghost
will ghost
will ghost
will ghost
will ghost
Past Simple
ghosted
ghosted
ghosted
ghosted
ghosted
ghosted
Conditional Simple
would ghost
would ghost
would ghost
would ghost
would ghost
would ghost
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Progressive
am ghosting
are ghosting
is ghosting
are ghosting
are ghosting
are ghosting
Future Progressive
will be ghosting
will be ghosting
will be ghosting
will be ghosting
will be ghosting
will be ghosting
Past Progressive
was ghosting
were ghosting
was ghosting
were ghosting
were ghosting
were ghosting
Conditional Progressive
would be ghosting
would be ghosting
would be ghosting
would be ghosting
would be ghosting
would be ghosting
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Perfect
have ghosted
have ghosted
has ghosted
have ghosted
have ghosted
have ghosted
Future Perfect
will have ghosted
will have ghosted
will have ghosted
will have ghosted
will have ghosted
will have ghosted
Past Perfect
had ghosted
had ghosted
had ghosted
had ghosted
had ghosted
had ghosted
Conditional Perfect
would have ghosted
would have ghosted
would have ghosted
would have ghosted
would have ghosted
would have ghosted
I
you
it/she/he
we
you
they
Present Perfect Progressive
have been ghosting
have been ghosting
has been ghosting
have been ghosting
have been ghosting
have been ghosting
Future Perfect Progressive
will have been ghosting
will have been ghosting
will have been ghosting
will have been ghosting
will have been ghosting
will have been ghosting
Past Perfect Progressive
had been ghosting
had been ghosting
had been ghosting
had been ghosting
had been ghosting
had been ghosting
Conditional Perfect Progressive
would have been ghosting
would have been ghosting
would have been ghosting
would have been ghosting
would have been ghosting
would have been ghosting

Examples of ghost

Example in EnglishTranslation in English
! It was a ghost.
! It's the ghost of Geoffrey.
! Jeff the ghost isn't real.
" It's like a ghost falling on top of you "when you open the door to the nursery
" Plot of rockets, holy ghost markets "
! It was a ghost.
! It's the ghost of Geoffrey.
! Jeff the ghost isn't real.
" It's like a ghost falling on top of you "when you open the door to the nursery
" Plot of rockets, holy ghost markets "
! Since when did ghosts have shifts?
! That ghosts have seen all my passwords.
" The Professor who advertises for haunted houses so he can photograph ghosts is Dr. Plato Zorba, a scientist of unquestioned repute.
"...and still insists he sees the ghosts."
"And since that's your ambition... "you've hit on something out of the ordinary, namely ghosts."
! Since when did ghosts have shifts?
! That ghosts have seen all my passwords.
" The Professor who advertises for haunted houses so he can photograph ghosts is Dr. Plato Zorba, a scientist of unquestioned repute.
"...and still insists he sees the ghosts."
"And since that's your ambition... "you've hit on something out of the ordinary, namely ghosts."
- Whoever ghosted it isn't bad. Carol, put together a page on the impact of drilling the Arctic National Wildlife Reserve.
- Yeah. Whoever he is, he ghosted an ID file onto our worldwide database. Yeah.
Any one of those could have ghosted her computer.
Bloody toasted and ghosted is what I get.
He just ghosted two guys, and I never even saw him.
- Oi, she's ducking'. - Hey, fam, she's ghosting'.
And I would like to bring the Treasury's attention to a common computer hacking practice called ghosting, in which the hacker only needs access to a parasite computer to get it to do his or her will.
Are you ghosting Allison's features, Charlie?
As much as you can without ghosting it.
Besides, ghosting can be a huge deal for families of the dead.
- Whoever ghosted it isn't bad. Carol, put together a page on the impact of drilling the Arctic National Wildlife Reserve.
- Yeah. Whoever he is, he ghosted an ID file onto our worldwide database. Yeah.
Any one of those could have ghosted her computer.
Bloody toasted and ghosted is what I get.
He just ghosted two guys, and I never even saw him.
- Oi, she's ducking'. - Hey, fam, she's ghosting'.
And I would like to bring the Treasury's attention to a common computer hacking practice called ghosting, in which the hacker only needs access to a parasite computer to get it to do his or her will.
Are you ghosting Allison's features, Charlie?
As much as you can without ghosting it.
Besides, ghosting can be a huge deal for families of the dead.

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