Monograph (to ) conjugation

English
20 examples
This verb can also mean the following: write

Conjugation of monograph

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

Examples of monograph

Example in EnglishTranslation in English
"Read your monograph on tetradite.
A monograph of the semester?
Anyone read his monograph on forced tissue regeneration?
Aren't you the author of a monograph upon obscure nervous lesions?
As it's Friday, I was thinking I could get some work in on that monograph I'm writing for the penology review.
"Read your monograph on tetradite.
A monograph of the semester?
Anyone read his monograph on forced tissue regeneration?
Aren't you the author of a monograph upon obscure nervous lesions?
As it's Friday, I was thinking I could get some work in on that monograph I'm writing for the penology review.
"Showed brilliant promise in his early monographs
Born Los Angeles, 1930... graduated maxima cum laude John Hopkins, '54... assistant professor, Yale Medical School, '55... three years professor, London School of Tropical Medicine... three years assistant director, World Health Organization... two textbooks and a list of monographs and medical society honors... as long as your arm.
Doubtless you know his monographs in the series of Medieval Byways.
I've got seven books, 63 articles and monographs.
Now, if you bothered to read my monographs, you would know that.
"Showed brilliant promise in his early monographs
Born Los Angeles, 1930... graduated maxima cum laude John Hopkins, '54... assistant professor, Yale Medical School, '55... three years professor, London School of Tropical Medicine... three years assistant director, World Health Organization... two textbooks and a list of monographs and medical society honors... as long as your arm.
Doubtless you know his monographs in the series of Medieval Byways.
I've got seven books, 63 articles and monographs.
Now, if you bothered to read my monographs, you would know that.

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