tag

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Conjugation of tag

This verb can also mean the following: put, mark, fit, accompany, put a runner out by touching them with the ball, fasten, attach, hit, label, catch, follow closely, follow, fit with, catch and touch, hit the ball hard, remove

you

it/she/he

you all

they

Present Simple

tag

Examples of tag

"And from now on you have to wear your dog tag at all times."

"Can I tag along?" I said: "Sure."

"Do not remove this tag under penalty of Federal Code 764-J."

"Guten tag" yourself.

"Have you ever even heard of anyone who's competitive in tag?

"And from now on you have to wear your dog tag at all times."

"Can I tag along?" I said: "Sure."

"Do not remove this tag under penalty of Federal Code 764-J."

"Guten tag" yourself.

"Have you ever even heard of anyone who's competitive in tag?

"'When your dog tags get back to the States,

"'after the Japs blast off your dog tags."'

"Encoded marker tags. Duh."

"Get his dog tags"!

"Right now I just have to switch the tags "and pick him up and bring him to you in the room "and everything would be all right.

"'When your dog tags get back to the States,

"'after the Japs blast off your dog tags."'

"Encoded marker tags. Duh."

"Get his dog tags"!

"Right now I just have to switch the tags "and pick him up and bring him to you in the room "and everything would be all right.

"Han Lee has tagged you in 25 photos."

'Cause it looked like she tagged you a few times.

(rapid beeping) They tagged him.

- And Cliff's tagged Freddie Baxter.

- Been tagged already.

"When are you going to stop tagging the subway cars?

'Michael, you're tagging' the damn things.'

(Jim) And maybe you've heard some murmurings about her group of girls that have been tagging New York City with "Free the Nipple."

- 20 years of bagging and tagging

- Can't have people just tagging along.