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See the wood for the trees (to ) conjugation

English
10 examples
This verb can also mean the following: do

Conjugation of see the wood for the trees

I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Simple
see the wood for the trees
see the wood for the trees
sees the wood for the trees
see the wood for the trees
see the wood for the trees
see the wood for the trees
Future Simple
will see the wood for the trees
will see the wood for the trees
will see the wood for the trees
will see the wood for the trees
will see the wood for the trees
will see the wood for the trees
Past Simple
saw the wood for the trees
saw the wood for the trees
saw the wood for the trees
saw the wood for the trees
saw the wood for the trees
saw the wood for the trees
Conditional Simple
would see the wood for the trees
would see the wood for the trees
would see the wood for the trees
would see the wood for the trees
would see the wood for the trees
would see the wood for the trees
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Progressive
am seeing the wood for the trees
are seeing the wood for the trees
is seeing the wood for the trees
are seeing the wood for the trees
are seeing the wood for the trees
are seeing the wood for the trees
Future Progressive
will be seeing the wood for the trees
will be seeing the wood for the trees
will be seeing the wood for the trees
will be seeing the wood for the trees
will be seeing the wood for the trees
will be seeing the wood for the trees
Past Progressive
was seeing the wood for the trees
were seeing the wood for the trees
was seeing the wood for the trees
were seeing the wood for the trees
were seeing the wood for the trees
were seeing the wood for the trees
Conditional Progressive
would be seeing the wood for the trees
would be seeing the wood for the trees
would be seeing the wood for the trees
would be seeing the wood for the trees
would be seeing the wood for the trees
would be seeing the wood for the trees
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Perfect
have seen the wood for the trees
have seen the wood for the trees
has seen the wood for the trees
have seen the wood for the trees
have seen the wood for the trees
have seen the wood for the trees
Future Perfect
will have seen the wood for the trees
will have seen the wood for the trees
will have seen the wood for the trees
will have seen the wood for the trees
will have seen the wood for the trees
will have seen the wood for the trees
Past Perfect
had seen the wood for the trees
had seen the wood for the trees
had seen the wood for the trees
had seen the wood for the trees
had seen the wood for the trees
had seen the wood for the trees
Conditional Perfect
would have seen the wood for the trees
would have seen the wood for the trees
would have seen the wood for the trees
would have seen the wood for the trees
would have seen the wood for the trees
would have seen the wood for the trees
I
you
it/she/he
we
you
they
Present Perfect Progressive
have been seeing the wood for the trees
have been seeing the wood for the trees
has been seeing the wood for the trees
have been seeing the wood for the trees
have been seeing the wood for the trees
have been seeing the wood for the trees
Future Perfect Progressive
will have been seeing the wood for the trees
will have been seeing the wood for the trees
will have been seeing the wood for the trees
will have been seeing the wood for the trees
will have been seeing the wood for the trees
will have been seeing the wood for the trees
Past Perfect Progressive
had been seeing the wood for the trees
had been seeing the wood for the trees
had been seeing the wood for the trees
had been seeing the wood for the trees
had been seeing the wood for the trees
had been seeing the wood for the trees
Conditional Perfect Progressive
would have been seeing the wood for the trees
would have been seeing the wood for the trees
would have been seeing the wood for the trees
would have been seeing the wood for the trees
would have been seeing the wood for the trees
would have been seeing the wood for the trees

Examples of see the wood for the trees

Example in EnglishTranslation in English
# You can't see the wood for the trees
- You can't see the wood for the trees.
Can´t see the wood for the trees, if you know what I mean.
Just don't get so you can't see the wood for the trees.
The first couple of laps, I couldn't see the wood for the trees, but as it went on, I think I got...
# You can't see the wood for the trees
- You can't see the wood for the trees.
Can´t see the wood for the trees, if you know what I mean.
Just don't get so you can't see the wood for the trees.
The first couple of laps, I couldn't see the wood for the trees, but as it went on, I think I got...

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