Have words (to ) conjugation

English
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This verb can also mean the following: speak sternly, have an argument, speak, argue, in an argumentative manner to

Conjugation of have words

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

Examples of have words

Example in EnglishTranslation in English
"I do not have words to describe" "my state of mind..." "... in these moments..."
* oh, i like you so very much * * so much, in fact, i gotta wake you up * * it's not that i have words to speak * * i just wanna see you looking at me *
- I want to have words with... I could have had hookers and eight balls written into my contract.
- I'll have words with her.
- We're gonna have words when I get back.
"I do not have words to describe" "my state of mind..." "... in these moments..."
* oh, i like you so very much * * so much, in fact, i gotta wake you up * * it's not that i have words to speak * * i just wanna see you looking at me *
- I want to have words with... I could have had hookers and eight balls written into my contract.
- I'll have words with her.
- We're gonna have words when I get back.
# All seem to say throw cares away # # Oh, my God it has words #
- Ignore her, she has words with everyone.
A text message has words.
I don't think their program language has words for gratitude.
It has words on it.
# All seem to say throw cares away # # Oh, my God it has words #
- Ignore her, she has words with everyone.
A text message has words.
I don't think their program language has words for gratitude.
It has words on it.
"They had words."
- He and Eric had words outside Tom's, but the girl pulled him into the water ice shop.
- Sy and I had words when he came in.
- They had words.
- We had words.
- You turned around, and they were having words?
And Kevin Keegan, having words with the referee.
And if I wasn't on a date myself right now, we would be having words.
Anyhow we wound up having words during rehearsal.
Anyone who tries to throw you out will be having words with me.
"They had words."
- He and Eric had words outside Tom's, but the girl pulled him into the water ice shop.
- Sy and I had words when he came in.
- They had words.
- We had words.
- You turned around, and they were having words?
And Kevin Keegan, having words with the referee.
And if I wasn't on a date myself right now, we would be having words.
Anyhow we wound up having words during rehearsal.
Anyone who tries to throw you out will be having words with me.

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