air-freight – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of air-freight

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to air-freight
Participle: air-freighted
Gerund: air-freighting

Cognates

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Indicative

Present

I	air-freight
you	air-freight
he;she;it	air-freights
we	air-freight
you	air-freight
they	air-freight

Perfect

I	have air-freighted
you	have air-freighted
he;she;it	has air-freighted
we	have air-freighted
you	have air-freighted
they	have air-freighted

Past

I	air-freighted
you	air-freighted
he;she;it	air-freighted
we	air-freighted
you	air-freighted
they	air-freighted

Pluperfect

I	had air-freighted
you	had air-freighted
he;she;it	had air-freighted
we	had air-freighted
you	had air-freighted
they	had air-freighted

Future

I	will air-freight
you	will air-freight
he;she;it	will air-freight
we	will air-freight
you	will air-freight
they	will air-freight

Future Perfect

I	will have air-freighted
you	will have air-freighted
he;she;it	will have air-freighted
we	will have air-freighted
you	will have air-freighted
they	will have air-freighted

Subjunctive

Present

I	air-freight
you	air-freight
he;she;it	air-freight
we	air-freight
you	air-freight
they	air-freight

Perfect

I	have air-freighted
you	have air-freighted
he;she;it	have air-freighted
we	have air-freighted
you	have air-freighted
they	have air-freighted

Imperfect

I	air-freighted
you	air-freighted
he;she;it	air-freighted
we	air-freighted
you	air-freighted
they	air-freighted

Pluperfect

I	had air-freighted
you	had air-freighted
he;she;it	had air-freighted
we	had air-freighted
you	had air-freighted
they	had air-freighted

Conditional

Present

I	would air-freight
you	would air-freight
he;she;it	would air-freight
we	would air-freight
you	would air-freight
they	would air-freight

Perfect

I	would have air-freighted
you	would have air-freighted
he;she;it	would have air-freighted
we	would have air-freighted
you	would have air-freighted
they	would have air-freighted

Imperative

you	air-freight
we	Let's air-freight
you	air-freight

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

I	am air-freighting
you	are air-freighting
he;she;it	is air-freighting
we	are air-freighting
you	are air-freighting
they	are air-freighting

Perfect

I	have been air-freighting
you	have been air-freighting
he;she;it	has been air-freighting
we	have been air-freighting
you	have been air-freighting
they	have been air-freighting

Past

I	was air-freighting
you	were air-freighting
he;she;it	was air-freighting
we	were air-freighting
you	were air-freighting
they	were air-freighting

Pluperfect

I	had been air-freighting
you	had been air-freighting
he;she;it	had been air-freighting
we	had been air-freighting
you	had been air-freighting
they	had been air-freighting

Future

I	will be air-freighting
you	will be air-freighting
he;she;it	will be air-freighting
we	will be air-freighting
you	will be air-freighting
they	will be air-freighting

Future Perfect

I	will have been air-freighting
you	will have been air-freighting
he;she;it	will have been air-freighting
we	will have been air-freighting
you	will have been air-freighting
they	will have been air-freighting

Conditional

Present

I	would be air-freighting
you	would be air-freighting
he;she;it	would be air-freighting
we	would be air-freighting
you	would be air-freighting
they	would be air-freighting

Perfect

I	would have been air-freighting
you	would have been air-freighting
he;she;it	would have been air-freighting
we	would have been air-freighting
you	would have been air-freighting
they	would have been air-freighting

Other

Verbs conjugated like 'air-freight'

abandon, abduct, abear, aberr, abject, abord, abort, abound, abraid, abray, abrook, abscind, abscond, absist, absorb, abstain, abstract, accend, accent, accept, etc. (List truncated at 20 verbs)

Verbs similar to 'air-freight'

airfreight, affreight, affright, freight, overfreight, air-brush, aright, befright, fistfight, fright,

Synonyms & Antonyms

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

Sample Sentences

Because of their urgency the agent will air-freight the parts.
It was the river up which the chinook and sockeye and silver and humpy and dog salmon migrated to lay their eggs and dies or to be tangled in set nets and air-freighted to Anchorage, there to be cleaned and frozen and shipped to restaurants and supermarkets half a world away. [1992, Dana Stabenow, A Cold Day for Murder, →ISBN, page 41:]