Have something to eat (to ) conjugation

English
36 examples
This verb can also mean the following: eat something, eat

Conjugation of have something to eat

I
you
it/she/he
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you all
they
Present Simple
have something to eat
have something to eat
has something to eat
have something to eat
have something to eat
have something to eat
Future Simple
will have something to eat
will have something to eat
will have something to eat
will have something to eat
will have something to eat
will have something to eat
Past Simple
had something to eat
had something to eat
had something to eat
had something to eat
had something to eat
had something to eat
Conditional Simple
would have something to eat
would have something to eat
would have something to eat
would have something to eat
would have something to eat
would have something to eat
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Progressive
am having something to eat
are having something to eat
is having something to eat
are having something to eat
are having something to eat
are having something to eat
Future Progressive
will be having something to eat
will be having something to eat
will be having something to eat
will be having something to eat
will be having something to eat
will be having something to eat
Past Progressive
was having something to eat
were having something to eat
was having something to eat
were having something to eat
were having something to eat
were having something to eat
Conditional Progressive
would be having something to eat
would be having something to eat
would be having something to eat
would be having something to eat
would be having something to eat
would be having something to eat
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Perfect
have had something to eat
have had something to eat
has had something to eat
have had something to eat
have had something to eat
have had something to eat
Future Perfect
will have had something to eat
will have had something to eat
will have had something to eat
will have had something to eat
will have had something to eat
will have had something to eat
Past Perfect
had had something to eat
had had something to eat
had had something to eat
had had something to eat
had had something to eat
had had something to eat
Conditional Perfect
would have had something to eat
would have had something to eat
would have had something to eat
would have had something to eat
would have had something to eat
would have had something to eat
I
you
it/she/he
we
you
they
Present Perfect Progressive
have been having something to eat
have been having something to eat
has been having something to eat
have been having something to eat
have been having something to eat
have been having something to eat
Future Perfect Progressive
will have been having something to eat
will have been having something to eat
will have been having something to eat
will have been having something to eat
will have been having something to eat
will have been having something to eat
Past Perfect Progressive
had been having something to eat
had been having something to eat
had been having something to eat
had been having something to eat
had been having something to eat
had been having something to eat
Conditional Perfect Progressive
would have been having something to eat
would have been having something to eat
would have been having something to eat
would have been having something to eat
would have been having something to eat
would have been having something to eat

Examples of have something to eat

Example in EnglishTranslation in English
"I brought a loaf of bread, so if I get hungry, I have something to eat."
"Teacher, have something to eat!" But he answered:
"Why don't you have something to eat?"
- Are you going to have something to eat?
- But...can I have something to eat?
"I brought a loaf of bread, so if I get hungry, I have something to eat."
"Teacher, have something to eat!" But he answered:
"Why don't you have something to eat?"
- Are you going to have something to eat?
- But...can I have something to eat?
And whoever has something to eat shall do the same.
Leave the child alone. For once he has something to eat.
Wait till he has something to eat.
And whoever has something to eat shall do the same.
Leave the child alone. For once he has something to eat.
Wait till he has something to eat.
- Has she had something to eat?
- I'm glad you had something to eat.
- Well, I told her she couldn't get up from the table unless he had something to eat, and I didn't care if it was lasagna or that "Satan" crapola.
- You ate! Lilli, you had something to eat!
- You should've had something to eat.
- We'll be having something to eat soon.
How about having something to eat with me?
How about having something to eat?
I see you're having something to eat. Is that your third helping, or your fourth?
On the other hand there's something to be said for being able to afford things and for the certainty of having something to eat in 10 days or three weeks.
- Has she had something to eat?
- I'm glad you had something to eat.
- Well, I told her she couldn't get up from the table unless he had something to eat, and I didn't care if it was lasagna or that "Satan" crapola.
- You ate! Lilli, you had something to eat!
- You should've had something to eat.
- We'll be having something to eat soon.
How about having something to eat with me?
How about having something to eat?
I see you're having something to eat. Is that your third helping, or your fourth?
On the other hand there's something to be said for being able to afford things and for the certainty of having something to eat in 10 days or three weeks.

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