head-hop – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of head-hop

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to head-hop
Participle: head-hopped
Gerund: head-hopping

Cognates

-

Indicative

Present

Ihead-hop
youhead-hop
he;she;ithead-hops
wehead-hop
youhead-hop
theyhead-hop

Perfect

Ihave head-hopped
youhave head-hopped
he;she;ithas head-hopped
wehave head-hopped
youhave head-hopped
theyhave head-hopped

Past

Ihead-hopped
youhead-hopped
he;she;ithead-hopped
wehead-hopped
youhead-hopped
theyhead-hopped

Pluperfect

Ihad head-hopped
youhad head-hopped
he;she;ithad head-hopped
wehad head-hopped
youhad head-hopped
theyhad head-hopped

Future

Iwill head-hop
youwill head-hop
he;she;itwill head-hop
wewill head-hop
youwill head-hop
theywill head-hop

Future Perfect

Iwill have head-hopped
youwill have head-hopped
he;she;itwill have head-hopped
wewill have head-hopped
youwill have head-hopped
theywill have head-hopped

Subjunctive

Present

Ihead-hop
youhead-hop
he;she;ithead-hop
wehead-hop
youhead-hop
theyhead-hop

Perfect

Ihave head-hopped
youhave head-hopped
he;she;ithave head-hopped
wehave head-hopped
youhave head-hopped
theyhave head-hopped

Imperfect

Ihead-hopped
youhead-hopped
he;she;ithead-hopped
wehead-hopped
youhead-hopped
theyhead-hopped

Pluperfect

Ihad head-hopped
youhad head-hopped
he;she;ithad head-hopped
wehad head-hopped
youhad head-hopped
theyhad head-hopped

Conditional

Present

Iwould head-hop
youwould head-hop
he;she;itwould head-hop
wewould head-hop
youwould head-hop
theywould head-hop

Perfect

Iwould have head-hopped
youwould have head-hopped
he;she;itwould have head-hopped
wewould have head-hopped
youwould have head-hopped
theywould have head-hopped

Imperative

youhead-hop
weLet's head-hop
youhead-hop

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

Iam head-hopping
youare head-hopping
he;she;itis head-hopping
weare head-hopping
youare head-hopping
theyare head-hopping

Perfect

Ihave been head-hopping
youhave been head-hopping
he;she;ithas been head-hopping
wehave been head-hopping
youhave been head-hopping
theyhave been head-hopping

Past

Iwas head-hopping
youwere head-hopping
he;she;itwas head-hopping
wewere head-hopping
youwere head-hopping
theywere head-hopping

Pluperfect

Ihad been head-hopping
youhad been head-hopping
he;she;ithad been head-hopping
wehad been head-hopping
youhad been head-hopping
theyhad been head-hopping

Future

Iwill be head-hopping
youwill be head-hopping
he;she;itwill be head-hopping
wewill be head-hopping
youwill be head-hopping
theywill be head-hopping

Future Perfect

Iwill have been head-hopping
youwill have been head-hopping
he;she;itwill have been head-hopping
wewill have been head-hopping
youwill have been head-hopping
theywill have been head-hopping

Conditional

Present

Iwould be head-hopping
youwould be head-hopping
he;she;itwould be head-hopping
wewould be head-hopping
youwould be head-hopping
theywould be head-hopping

Perfect

Iwould have been head-hopping
youwould have been head-hopping
he;she;itwould have been head-hopping
wewould have been head-hopping
youwould have been head-hopping
theywould have been head-hopping

Other

Verbs conjugated like 'head-hop'

abet, abhor, abut, acquit, admit, affrap, allot, alum, amel, amit, anagram, anvil, apparel, aret, arret, assot, astun, attrap, augur, avel, etc. (List truncated at 20 verbs)

Synonyms & Antonyms

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

From head + hop.

Sample Sentences

  • Editors are very sensitive to POV slips; many consider it the mark of an amateur. So be careful to maintain your point of view; don't head-hop from character to character. [2014, Paula Munier, Plot Perfect: How to Build Unforgettable Stories Scene by Scene:]
  • Here we head-hop from Madison to Betsey, as signaled by the text abruptly naming Madison “that bitch.” Both the hop and the term feel harshly out of tune with the preceding action. As a reader, I have barely started getting to know Madison as a character and investing in her as the protagonist; should I now make a similar investment in Betsey? Only time will tell: If we return to Betsey's POV, then yes, I should pay close attention to her. [2016, Cheryl Klein, The Magic Words: Writing Great Books for Children and Young Adults:]