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Waggon (to ) conjugation

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

Conjugation of waggon

I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Simple
waggon
waggon
waggons
waggon
waggon
waggon
Future Simple
will waggon
will waggon
will waggon
will waggon
will waggon
will waggon
Past Simple
waggoned
waggoned
waggoned
waggoned
waggoned
waggoned
Conditional Simple
would waggon
would waggon
would waggon
would waggon
would waggon
would waggon
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Progressive
am waggoning
are waggoning
is waggoning
are waggoning
are waggoning
are waggoning
Future Progressive
will be waggoning
will be waggoning
will be waggoning
will be waggoning
will be waggoning
will be waggoning
Past Progressive
was waggoning
were waggoning
was waggoning
were waggoning
were waggoning
were waggoning
Conditional Progressive
would be waggoning
would be waggoning
would be waggoning
would be waggoning
would be waggoning
would be waggoning
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Perfect
have waggoned
have waggoned
has waggoned
have waggoned
have waggoned
have waggoned
Future Perfect
will have waggoned
will have waggoned
will have waggoned
will have waggoned
will have waggoned
will have waggoned
Past Perfect
had waggoned
had waggoned
had waggoned
had waggoned
had waggoned
had waggoned
Conditional Perfect
would have waggoned
would have waggoned
would have waggoned
would have waggoned
would have waggoned
would have waggoned
I
you
it/she/he
we
you
they
Present Perfect Progressive
have been waggoning
have been waggoning
has been waggoning
have been waggoning
have been waggoning
have been waggoning
Future Perfect Progressive
will have been waggoning
will have been waggoning
will have been waggoning
will have been waggoning
will have been waggoning
will have been waggoning
Past Perfect Progressive
had been waggoning
had been waggoning
had been waggoning
had been waggoning
had been waggoning
had been waggoning
Conditional Perfect Progressive
would have been waggoning
would have been waggoning
would have been waggoning
would have been waggoning
would have been waggoning
would have been waggoning

Examples of waggon

Example in EnglishTranslation in English
-And leave him with the waggon? -Yes sir.
-Bait. Gun powder, a whole waggon load
-He's got the waggon across and he left a clear track.
-My waggon !
-No, not for a waggon load full of gold.
-And leave him with the waggon? -Yes sir.
-Bait. Gun powder, a whole waggon load
-He's got the waggon across and he left a clear track.
-My waggon !
-No, not for a waggon load full of gold.
-On February 10th, six escorted waggons ..left the arsenal of St. Louis.
-On March 1st they were ambushed and the waggons stolen
Fully laden waggons leave the Donbass.
The police waggons comin'!
The waggons carried 2,000 new repeating rifles
-On February 10th, six escorted waggons ..left the arsenal of St. Louis.
-On March 1st they were ambushed and the waggons stolen
Fully laden waggons leave the Donbass.
The police waggons comin'!
The waggons carried 2,000 new repeating rifles

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