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look for a dog to kick

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Conjugation of look for a dog to kick

This verb can also mean the following: seek someone, seek
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Present Simple
look for a dog to kick
look for a dog to kick
looks for a dog to kick
look for a dog to kick
look for a dog to kick
look for a dog to kick
Future Simple
will look for a dog to kick
will look for a dog to kick
will look for a dog to kick
will look for a dog to kick
will look for a dog to kick
will look for a dog to kick
Past Simple
looked for a dog to kick
looked for a dog to kick
looked for a dog to kick
looked for a dog to kick
looked for a dog to kick
looked for a dog to kick
Conditional Simple
would look for a dog to kick
would look for a dog to kick
would look for a dog to kick
would look for a dog to kick
would look for a dog to kick
would look for a dog to kick
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Progressive
am looking for a dog to kick
are looking for a dog to kick
is looking for a dog to kick
are looking for a dog to kick
are looking for a dog to kick
are looking for a dog to kick
Future Progressive
will be looking for a dog to kick
will be looking for a dog to kick
will be looking for a dog to kick
will be looking for a dog to kick
will be looking for a dog to kick
will be looking for a dog to kick
Past Progressive
was looking for a dog to kick
were looking for a dog to kick
was looking for a dog to kick
were looking for a dog to kick
were looking for a dog to kick
were looking for a dog to kick
Conditional Progressive
would be looking for a dog to kick
would be looking for a dog to kick
would be looking for a dog to kick
would be looking for a dog to kick
would be looking for a dog to kick
would be looking for a dog to kick
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Perfect
have looked for a dog to kick
have looked for a dog to kick
has looked for a dog to kick
have looked for a dog to kick
have looked for a dog to kick
have looked for a dog to kick
Future Perfect
will have looked for a dog to kick
will have looked for a dog to kick
will have looked for a dog to kick
will have looked for a dog to kick
will have looked for a dog to kick
will have looked for a dog to kick
Past Perfect
had looked for a dog to kick
had looked for a dog to kick
had looked for a dog to kick
had looked for a dog to kick
had looked for a dog to kick
had looked for a dog to kick
Conditional Perfect
would have looked for a dog to kick
would have looked for a dog to kick
would have looked for a dog to kick
would have looked for a dog to kick
would have looked for a dog to kick
would have looked for a dog to kick
I
you
it/she/he
we
you
they
Present Perfect Progressive
have been looking for a dog to kick
have been looking for a dog to kick
has been looking for a dog to kick
have been looking for a dog to kick
have been looking for a dog to kick
have been looking for a dog to kick
Future Perfect Progressive
will have been looking for a dog to kick
will have been looking for a dog to kick
will have been looking for a dog to kick
will have been looking for a dog to kick
will have been looking for a dog to kick
will have been looking for a dog to kick
Past Perfect Progressive
had been looking for a dog to kick
had been looking for a dog to kick
had been looking for a dog to kick
had been looking for a dog to kick
had been looking for a dog to kick
had been looking for a dog to kick
Conditional Perfect Progressive
would have been looking for a dog to kick
would have been looking for a dog to kick
would have been looking for a dog to kick
would have been looking for a dog to kick
would have been looking for a dog to kick
would have been looking for a dog to kick

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