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Log on (to ) conjugation

English
40 examples
This verb can also mean the following: log, log in, visit a web site, visit

Conjugation of log on

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

Examples of log on

Example in EnglishTranslation in English
'You just need to log on as Gavrik, and the spike will do the work.'
(woman) It's very, very cold, Will. Put another log on the fire, lad.
* Before he has the chance to tell her he's chilly she'll go put a log on the fire
- A log on for all systems, tactical, district and division.
- Down where? Did you check the log on his cell?
'You just need to log on as Gavrik, and the spike will do the work.'
(woman) It's very, very cold, Will. Put another log on the fire, lad.
* Before he has the chance to tell her he's chilly she'll go put a log on the fire
- A log on for all systems, tactical, district and division.
- Down where? Did you check the log on his cell?
According to the ship logs on the Sparrow-Hawk, that ship hasn't been to the Mid East one time.
And get me the sensor logs on that subspace rupture out there.
And the labour camps - where men, good communists, old fighters, men who believed in the dignity of man above all else, were used as draught animals to pull logs on frozen feet.
And throw some logs on the fire.
And when I check the outgoing message logs on both apps, you know what I'm gonna find, don't you?
According to the ship logs on the Sparrow-Hawk, that ship hasn't been to the Mid East one time.
And get me the sensor logs on that subspace rupture out there.
And the labour camps - where men, good communists, old fighters, men who believed in the dignity of man above all else, were used as draught animals to pull logs on frozen feet.
And throw some logs on the fire.
And when I check the outgoing message logs on both apps, you know what I'm gonna find, don't you?
- Are you logged on? - Yeah.
- He logged on this morning.
- Hi, Lacey. Are you logged on?
- My system's logged on. I can get it faster.
- Roche logged on yesterday.
- I'm really not too worried about her logging on and finding out, so... nope.
-A phone logging on every 30 minutes.
3-5, logging on.
And I am logging on now.
But like you know lesbians being lesbians they start logging on and talking about themselves and...
- Are you logged on? - Yeah.
- He logged on this morning.
- Hi, Lacey. Are you logged on?
- My system's logged on. I can get it faster.
- Roche logged on yesterday.
- I'm really not too worried about her logging on and finding out, so... nope.
-A phone logging on every 30 minutes.
3-5, logging on.
And I am logging on now.
But like you know lesbians being lesbians they start logging on and talking about themselves and...

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