misunderstand – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of misunderstand

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to misunderstand
Participle: misunderstood
Gerund: misunderstanding

Cognates

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Indicative

Present

I	misunderstand
you	misunderstand
he;she;it	misunderstands
we	misunderstand
you	misunderstand
they	misunderstand

Perfect

I	have misunderstood
you	have misunderstood
he;she;it	has misunderstood
we	have misunderstood
you	have misunderstood
they	have misunderstood

Past

I	misunderstood
you	misunderstood
he;she;it	misunderstood
we	misunderstood
you	misunderstood
they	misunderstood

Pluperfect

I	had misunderstood
you	had misunderstood
he;she;it	had misunderstood
we	had misunderstood
you	had misunderstood
they	had misunderstood

Future

I	will misunderstand
you	will misunderstand
he;she;it	will misunderstand
we	will misunderstand
you	will misunderstand
they	will misunderstand

Future Perfect

I	will have misunderstood
you	will have misunderstood
he;she;it	will have misunderstood
we	will have misunderstood
you	will have misunderstood
they	will have misunderstood

Subjunctive

Present

I	misunderstand
you	misunderstand
he;she;it	misunderstand
we	misunderstand
you	misunderstand
they	misunderstand

Perfect

I	have misunderstood
you	have misunderstood
he;she;it	have misunderstood
we	have misunderstood
you	have misunderstood
they	have misunderstood

Imperfect

I	misunderstood
you	misunderstood
he;she;it	misunderstood
we	misunderstood
you	misunderstood
they	misunderstood

Pluperfect

I	had misunderstood
you	had misunderstood
he;she;it	had misunderstood
we	had misunderstood
you	had misunderstood
they	had misunderstood

Conditional

Present

I	would misunderstand
you	would misunderstand
he;she;it	would misunderstand
we	would misunderstand
you	would misunderstand
they	would misunderstand

Perfect

I	would have misunderstood
you	would have misunderstood
he;she;it	would have misunderstood
we	would have misunderstood
you	would have misunderstood
they	would have misunderstood

Imperative

you	misunderstand
we	Let's misunderstand
you	misunderstand

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

I	am misunderstanding
you	are misunderstanding
he;she;it	is misunderstanding
we	are misunderstanding
you	are misunderstanding
they	are misunderstanding

Perfect

I	have been misunderstanding
you	have been misunderstanding
he;she;it	has been misunderstanding
we	have been misunderstanding
you	have been misunderstanding
they	have been misunderstanding

Past

I	was misunderstanding
you	were misunderstanding
he;she;it	was misunderstanding
we	were misunderstanding
you	were misunderstanding
they	were misunderstanding

Pluperfect

I	had been misunderstanding
you	had been misunderstanding
he;she;it	had been misunderstanding
we	had been misunderstanding
you	had been misunderstanding
they	had been misunderstanding

Future

I	will be misunderstanding
you	will be misunderstanding
he;she;it	will be misunderstanding
we	will be misunderstanding
you	will be misunderstanding
they	will be misunderstanding

Future Perfect

I	will have been misunderstanding
you	will have been misunderstanding
he;she;it	will have been misunderstanding
we	will have been misunderstanding
you	will have been misunderstanding
they	will have been misunderstanding

Conditional

Present

I	would be misunderstanding
you	would be misunderstanding
he;she;it	would be misunderstanding
we	would be misunderstanding
you	would be misunderstanding
they	would be misunderstanding

Perfect

I	would have been misunderstanding
you	would have been misunderstanding
he;she;it	would have been misunderstanding
we	would have been misunderstanding
you	would have been misunderstanding
they	would have been misunderstanding

Other

Verbs conjugated like 'misunderstand'

misunderstand, outstand, stand, understand, withstand, astand, atstand, bestand, forestand, forstand, offstand, reunderstand, unnerstand,

Verbs similar to 'misunderstand'

reunderstand, understand, understaund, unnerstand, misunderestimate, underhand, undersend, underspend, understaff, understage,

Synonyms & Antonyms

Synonyms

miscomprehend: misconstrue, misinterpret, misconceive, confuse, miscalculate, misapprehend, mistake, confound

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

From Middle English mys-understanden, equivalent to mis- + understand.

Sample Sentences

I hope I may not be misunderstood on this subject, for it is one in which I take a strong and deep interest. I incline as little to the sickly feeling which makes every canting lie or maudlin speech of a notorious criminal a [...] (American Notes for General Circulation)