switch-blade – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of switch-blade

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to switch-blade
Participle: switch-bladed
Gerund: switch-blading

Cognates

-

Indicative

Present

Iswitch-blade
youswitch-blade
he;she;itswitch-blades
weswitch-blade
youswitch-blade
theyswitch-blade

Perfect

Ihave switch-bladed
youhave switch-bladed
he;she;ithas switch-bladed
wehave switch-bladed
youhave switch-bladed
theyhave switch-bladed

Past

Iswitch-bladed
youswitch-bladed
he;she;itswitch-bladed
weswitch-bladed
youswitch-bladed
theyswitch-bladed

Pluperfect

Ihad switch-bladed
youhad switch-bladed
he;she;ithad switch-bladed
wehad switch-bladed
youhad switch-bladed
theyhad switch-bladed

Future

Iwill switch-blade
youwill switch-blade
he;she;itwill switch-blade
wewill switch-blade
youwill switch-blade
theywill switch-blade

Future Perfect

Iwill have switch-bladed
youwill have switch-bladed
he;she;itwill have switch-bladed
wewill have switch-bladed
youwill have switch-bladed
theywill have switch-bladed

Subjunctive

Present

Iswitch-blade
youswitch-blade
he;she;itswitch-blade
weswitch-blade
youswitch-blade
theyswitch-blade

Perfect

Ihave switch-bladed
youhave switch-bladed
he;she;ithave switch-bladed
wehave switch-bladed
youhave switch-bladed
theyhave switch-bladed

Imperfect

Iswitch-bladed
youswitch-bladed
he;she;itswitch-bladed
weswitch-bladed
youswitch-bladed
theyswitch-bladed

Pluperfect

Ihad switch-bladed
youhad switch-bladed
he;she;ithad switch-bladed
wehad switch-bladed
youhad switch-bladed
theyhad switch-bladed

Conditional

Present

Iwould switch-blade
youwould switch-blade
he;she;itwould switch-blade
wewould switch-blade
youwould switch-blade
theywould switch-blade

Perfect

Iwould have switch-bladed
youwould have switch-bladed
he;she;itwould have switch-bladed
wewould have switch-bladed
youwould have switch-bladed
theywould have switch-bladed

Imperative

youswitch-blade
weLet's switch-blade
youswitch-blade

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

Iam switch-blading
youare switch-blading
he;she;itis switch-blading
weare switch-blading
youare switch-blading
theyare switch-blading

Perfect

Ihave been switch-blading
youhave been switch-blading
he;she;ithas been switch-blading
wehave been switch-blading
youhave been switch-blading
theyhave been switch-blading

Past

Iwas switch-blading
youwere switch-blading
he;she;itwas switch-blading
wewere switch-blading
youwere switch-blading
theywere switch-blading

Pluperfect

Ihad been switch-blading
youhad been switch-blading
he;she;ithad been switch-blading
wehad been switch-blading
youhad been switch-blading
theyhad been switch-blading

Future

Iwill be switch-blading
youwill be switch-blading
he;she;itwill be switch-blading
wewill be switch-blading
youwill be switch-blading
theywill be switch-blading

Future Perfect

Iwill have been switch-blading
youwill have been switch-blading
he;she;itwill have been switch-blading
wewill have been switch-blading
youwill have been switch-blading
theywill have been switch-blading

Conditional

Present

Iwould be switch-blading
youwould be switch-blading
he;she;itwould be switch-blading
wewould be switch-blading
youwould be switch-blading
theywould be switch-blading

Perfect

Iwould have been switch-blading
youwould have been switch-blading
he;she;itwould have been switch-blading
wewould have been switch-blading
youwould have been switch-blading
theywould have been switch-blading

Other

Synonyms & Antonyms

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

Sample Sentences

  • Richard Beymer, as Nick Adams, had last been seen on the screen being switch-bladed to death in West Side Story (UA, 1961). [1981, Frank M. Laurence, Hemingway and the movies, page 167:]
  • And to the west, a faint, somber, Sabbath tolling away and then a train's whistle crying down a long-ago-gone switch-blading track (like that streaking scar on old man Dickson's face). [2001, Leon Forrest, There Is a Tree More Ancient Than Eden, →ISBN, page 43:]
  • My dick switch-bladed up and I jerked away. [2008, Drew Ferguson, The Screwed Up Life of Charlie The Second, →ISBN:]
  • And the fist of my bloody right hand coming down hard and well-deep into the pit of my stomach and howling as if death's mothering-birthing switch-blading force had sliced across my face, as i did come from up underneath the bed and stood in all of my nakedness before my mother's body-length mirror, locked away in the enframing reflection as my bloody hands clasped away at my loins and i crumbled upon the floor rising and falling raising and falling and rising and falling. [2010, Keith E. Byerman, Fingering the Jagged Grain: Tradition and Form in Recent Black Fiction, →ISBN:]