childmind – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of childmind

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to childmind
Participle: childminded
Gerund: childminding

Cognates

-

Indicative

Present

Ichildmind
youchildmind
he;she;itchildminds
wechildmind
youchildmind
theychildmind

Perfect

Ihave childminded
youhave childminded
he;she;ithas childminded
wehave childminded
youhave childminded
theyhave childminded

Past

Ichildminded
youchildminded
he;she;itchildminded
wechildminded
youchildminded
theychildminded

Pluperfect

Ihad childminded
youhad childminded
he;she;ithad childminded
wehad childminded
youhad childminded
theyhad childminded

Future

Iwill childmind
youwill childmind
he;she;itwill childmind
wewill childmind
youwill childmind
theywill childmind

Future Perfect

Iwill have childminded
youwill have childminded
he;she;itwill have childminded
wewill have childminded
youwill have childminded
theywill have childminded

Subjunctive

Present

Ichildmind
youchildmind
he;she;itchildmind
wechildmind
youchildmind
theychildmind

Perfect

Ihave childminded
youhave childminded
he;she;ithave childminded
wehave childminded
youhave childminded
theyhave childminded

Imperfect

Ichildminded
youchildminded
he;she;itchildminded
wechildminded
youchildminded
theychildminded

Pluperfect

Ihad childminded
youhad childminded
he;she;ithad childminded
wehad childminded
youhad childminded
theyhad childminded

Conditional

Present

Iwould childmind
youwould childmind
he;she;itwould childmind
wewould childmind
youwould childmind
theywould childmind

Perfect

Iwould have childminded
youwould have childminded
he;she;itwould have childminded
wewould have childminded
youwould have childminded
theywould have childminded

Imperative

youchildmind
weLet's childmind
youchildmind

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

Iam childminding
youare childminding
he;she;itis childminding
weare childminding
youare childminding
theyare childminding

Perfect

Ihave been childminding
youhave been childminding
he;she;ithas been childminding
wehave been childminding
youhave been childminding
theyhave been childminding

Past

Iwas childminding
youwere childminding
he;she;itwas childminding
wewere childminding
youwere childminding
theywere childminding

Pluperfect

Ihad been childminding
youhad been childminding
he;she;ithad been childminding
wehad been childminding
youhad been childminding
theyhad been childminding

Future

Iwill be childminding
youwill be childminding
he;she;itwill be childminding
wewill be childminding
youwill be childminding
theywill be childminding

Future Perfect

Iwill have been childminding
youwill have been childminding
he;she;itwill have been childminding
wewill have been childminding
youwill have been childminding
theywill have been childminding

Conditional

Present

Iwould be childminding
youwould be childminding
he;she;itwould be childminding
wewould be childminding
youwould be childminding
theywould be childminding

Perfect

Iwould have been childminding
youwould have been childminding
he;she;itwould have been childminding
wewould have been childminding
youwould have been childminding
theywould have been childminding

Other

Verbs conjugated like 'childmind'

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 'childmind'

calamine, chilblain, child, chipmunk, tailwind, admin, amind, beblind, bemind, blind,

Synonyms & Antonyms

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

From child + mind.

Sample Sentences

  • In fact, he helped me childmind Thomas who at one time needed to relieve himself and was desperate for a toilet. [2001, Patrick Miti, Walking Through AIDS, page 90:]
  • When Mum arrived, last as usual, late as usual, Rosie told her straight off she couldn't childmind me no more. [2003, Helena Pielichaty, After School Club, page 21:]
  • However, Dan's mother continued to childmind Kris, with the school bus dropping him at the Jeries' household, from where he would later be collected by whichever parent had time. [2013, Debbie McGowan, Beginnings, page 50:]