Gig (to ) conjugation

English
40 examples
This verb can also mean the following: impose, make fun of, fish, make, do, fish spear, engage, make a joke at someones expense

Conjugation of gig

I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Simple
gig
gig
gigs
gig
gig
gig
Future Simple
will gig
will gig
will gig
will gig
will gig
will gig
Past Simple
gigged
gigged
gigged
gigged
gigged
gigged
Conditional Simple
would gig
would gig
would gig
would gig
would gig
would gig
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Progressive
am gigging
are gigging
is gigging
are gigging
are gigging
are gigging
Future Progressive
will be gigging
will be gigging
will be gigging
will be gigging
will be gigging
will be gigging
Past Progressive
was gigging
were gigging
was gigging
were gigging
were gigging
were gigging
Conditional Progressive
would be gigging
would be gigging
would be gigging
would be gigging
would be gigging
would be gigging
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Perfect
have gigged
have gigged
has gigged
have gigged
have gigged
have gigged
Future Perfect
will have gigged
will have gigged
will have gigged
will have gigged
will have gigged
will have gigged
Past Perfect
had gigged
had gigged
had gigged
had gigged
had gigged
had gigged
Conditional Perfect
would have gigged
would have gigged
would have gigged
would have gigged
would have gigged
would have gigged
I
you
it/she/he
we
you
they
Present Perfect Progressive
have been gigging
have been gigging
has been gigging
have been gigging
have been gigging
have been gigging
Future Perfect Progressive
will have been gigging
will have been gigging
will have been gigging
will have been gigging
will have been gigging
will have been gigging
Past Perfect Progressive
had been gigging
had been gigging
had been gigging
had been gigging
had been gigging
had been gigging
Conditional Perfect Progressive
would have been gigging
would have been gigging
would have been gigging
would have been gigging
would have been gigging
would have been gigging

Examples of gig

Example in EnglishTranslation in English
! This is my gig!
"A gig was coming along the road.
"All right, you know, you got the gig.
"And what's your favourite sort of gig, pig?"
"Do this gig well here and I've got another 20 years of pay cheques in front of me.
! This is my gig!
"A gig was coming along the road.
"All right, you know, you got the gig.
"And what's your favourite sort of gig, pig?"
"Do this gig well here and I've got another 20 years of pay cheques in front of me.
! Those people could book us for future gigs!
"I only do gigs the way I want to do 'em."
"The first day of" gigs "" and here I am waiting, dammit!
"We can't get gigs in the UK," we could have played abroad.
"With a partner of" gigs "!"
! Those people could book us for future gigs!
"I only do gigs the way I want to do 'em."
"The first day of" gigs "" and here I am waiting, dammit!
"We can't get gigs in the UK," we could have played abroad.
"With a partner of" gigs "!"
- I gigged it? I gigged it.
- She gigged it.
- Shut up. He gigged everybody.
- You gigged it.
If you gigged him, it's a cinch he's moved out all his stock.
- You've been gigging much yourself?
A red-blooded american boy and girl going gigging around on balconies!
BOB PRIDDEN: John lived for gigging.
Can you keep on gigging?
Got mad having someone to fill for me while I'm gigging with y'all.
- I gigged it? I gigged it.
- She gigged it.
- Shut up. He gigged everybody.
- You gigged it.
If you gigged him, it's a cinch he's moved out all his stock.
- You've been gigging much yourself?
A red-blooded american boy and girl going gigging around on balconies!
BOB PRIDDEN: John lived for gigging.
Can you keep on gigging?
Got mad having someone to fill for me while I'm gigging with y'all.

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