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Prog (to ) conjugation

English
10 examples
This verb can also mean the following: rob, goad, other supplies by low arts, steal, wander about and beg, prick, filch, burke, seek food, fuller, seek advantage by mean tricks, wander
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Present Simple
prog
prog
progs
prog
prog
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Future Simple
will prog
will prog
will prog
will prog
will prog
will prog
Past Simple
progged
progged
progged
progged
progged
progged
Conditional Simple
would prog
would prog
would prog
would prog
would prog
would prog
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Present Progressive
am progging
are progging
is progging
are progging
are progging
are progging
Future Progressive
will be progging
will be progging
will be progging
will be progging
will be progging
will be progging
Past Progressive
was progging
were progging
was progging
were progging
were progging
were progging
Conditional Progressive
would be progging
would be progging
would be progging
would be progging
would be progging
would be progging
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Perfect
have progged
have progged
has progged
have progged
have progged
have progged
Future Perfect
will have progged
will have progged
will have progged
will have progged
will have progged
will have progged
Past Perfect
had progged
had progged
had progged
had progged
had progged
had progged
Conditional Perfect
would have progged
would have progged
would have progged
would have progged
would have progged
would have progged
I
you
it/she/he
we
you
they
Present Perfect Progressive
have been progging
have been progging
has been progging
have been progging
have been progging
have been progging
Future Perfect Progressive
will have been progging
will have been progging
will have been progging
will have been progging
will have been progging
will have been progging
Past Perfect Progressive
had been progging
had been progging
had been progging
had been progging
had been progging
had been progging
Conditional Perfect Progressive
would have been progging
would have been progging
would have been progging
would have been progging
would have been progging
would have been progging

Examples of prog

Example in EnglishTranslation in English
"..(have you got any prog rock?
'70s Britain bore no resemblance to the imagined, mystical worlds of prog rock and Roger Dean.
..who had a lot of prog elements but managed to get back to having tunes, and just devastating emotional climaxes instead of intellectual doodlings.
Despite Jethro Tull's determination to stay outside the prog rock establishment, their fourth album, Aqualung, seemed suspiciously profound.
ELP were busy establishing the power of British prog, conquering the four corners of the globe with tours built on showmanship.
"..(have you got any prog rock?
'70s Britain bore no resemblance to the imagined, mystical worlds of prog rock and Roger Dean.
..who had a lot of prog elements but managed to get back to having tunes, and just devastating emotional climaxes instead of intellectual doodlings.
Despite Jethro Tull's determination to stay outside the prog rock establishment, their fourth album, Aqualung, seemed suspiciously profound.
ELP were busy establishing the power of British prog, conquering the four corners of the globe with tours built on showmanship.

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