Skipper (to ) conjugation

English
40 examples
This verb can also mean the following: captain a ship, captain

Conjugation of skipper

I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Simple
skipper
skipper
skippers
skipper
skipper
skipper
Future Simple
will skipper
will skipper
will skipper
will skipper
will skipper
will skipper
Past Simple
skippered
skippered
skippered
skippered
skippered
skippered
Conditional Simple
would skipper
would skipper
would skipper
would skipper
would skipper
would skipper
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Progressive
am skippering
are skippering
is skippering
are skippering
are skippering
are skippering
Future Progressive
will be skippering
will be skippering
will be skippering
will be skippering
will be skippering
will be skippering
Past Progressive
was skippering
were skippering
was skippering
were skippering
were skippering
were skippering
Conditional Progressive
would be skippering
would be skippering
would be skippering
would be skippering
would be skippering
would be skippering
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Perfect
have skippered
have skippered
has skippered
have skippered
have skippered
have skippered
Future Perfect
will have skippered
will have skippered
will have skippered
will have skippered
will have skippered
will have skippered
Past Perfect
had skippered
had skippered
had skippered
had skippered
had skippered
had skippered
Conditional Perfect
would have skippered
would have skippered
would have skippered
would have skippered
would have skippered
would have skippered
I
you
it/she/he
we
you
they
Present Perfect Progressive
have been skippering
have been skippering
has been skippering
have been skippering
have been skippering
have been skippering
Future Perfect Progressive
will have been skippering
will have been skippering
will have been skippering
will have been skippering
will have been skippering
will have been skippering
Past Perfect Progressive
had been skippering
had been skippering
had been skippering
had been skippering
had been skippering
had been skippering
Conditional Perfect Progressive
would have been skippering
would have been skippering
would have been skippering
would have been skippering
would have been skippering
would have been skippering

Examples of skipper

Example in EnglishTranslation in English
"Okay, skipper.
"Once I spent a whole month in Bergen, when headwinds were so strong not a single ship could put out." The skipper... Gustav Aronson
"They're all there, skipper.
"that sailed the wintry sea... uh..."and the skipper would take this little daughter..."
# He stuffed his ass with broken glass And circumcised the skipper #
"Okay, skipper.
"Once I spent a whole month in Bergen, when headwinds were so strong not a single ship could put out." The skipper... Gustav Aronson
"They're all there, skipper.
"that sailed the wintry sea... uh..."and the skipper would take this little daughter..."
# He stuffed his ass with broken glass And circumcised the skipper #
...although what distinguishes the skippers from hair streaks, coppers and blues is the way the clubs and antennae gradually thicken, often ending in hooked points.
And I've served under worse skippers.
And as the two skippers come together to shake hands we're ready for the start of this very exciting final..
And as the two skippers come together to shake hands we're ready for the start of this very exciting final.
Capt. Stuart, there are other able skippers with ships in Rotten Row... but you were the first to stand in defence of the pirate wreckers that haunt these Keys.
...although what distinguishes the skippers from hair streaks, coppers and blues is the way the clubs and antennae gradually thicken, often ending in hooked points.
And I've served under worse skippers.
And as the two skippers come together to shake hands we're ready for the start of this very exciting final..
And as the two skippers come together to shake hands we're ready for the start of this very exciting final.
Capt. Stuart, there are other able skippers with ships in Rotten Row... but you were the first to stand in defence of the pirate wreckers that haunt these Keys.
And bring things up from the past, explore... 1978, 27 years ago, was the last time I skippered a Jungle Cruise.
He skippered Hitler's catamaran during the war.
He skippered the first yacht to sail south of the Antarctic Circle and has been back every year for the past 35.
Turns out it was being skippered by a Patsy Fay, who's banned because of a previous for drug smuggling.
Turns out it was skippered by a Patsy Fay, who's banned because of a previous for drug smuggling.
But she's a drug smuggler who's banned from skippering a boat.
Eddie's skippering for me i trust his judgement,he wouldn't do anything wrong
Gasy's in hospital,i'm skippering the A til he's back on date so you weren't on your own boat this morning?
If I ran the Seahawk the way you two run this investigation, I'd be skippering a submarine at Disneyland.
Like skippering a fishing boat?
And bring things up from the past, explore... 1978, 27 years ago, was the last time I skippered a Jungle Cruise.
He skippered Hitler's catamaran during the war.
He skippered the first yacht to sail south of the Antarctic Circle and has been back every year for the past 35.
Turns out it was being skippered by a Patsy Fay, who's banned because of a previous for drug smuggling.
Turns out it was skippered by a Patsy Fay, who's banned because of a previous for drug smuggling.
But she's a drug smuggler who's banned from skippering a boat.
Eddie's skippering for me i trust his judgement,he wouldn't do anything wrong
Gasy's in hospital,i'm skippering the A til he's back on date so you weren't on your own boat this morning?
If I ran the Seahawk the way you two run this investigation, I'd be skippering a submarine at Disneyland.
Like skippering a fishing boat?

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