to suborn — Englische Konjugation

Bedeutung: to persuade someone to commit a crime · Häufigkeit: #228

Indikativ

Simple Present

Isuborn
yousuborn
he/she/itsuborns
wesuborn
you (pl.)suborn
theysuborn

Simple Past

Isuborned
yousuborned
he/she/itsuborned
wesuborned
you (pl.)suborned
theysuborned

Present Continuous

Iam suborning
youare suborning
he/she/itis suborning
weare suborning
you (pl.)are suborning
theyare suborning

Past Continuous

Iwas suborning
youwere suborning
he/she/itwas suborning
wewere suborning
you (pl.)were suborning
theywere suborning

Present Perfect

Ihave suborned
youhave suborned
he/she/ithas suborned
wehave suborned
you (pl.)have suborned
theyhave suborned

Past Perfect

Ihad suborned
youhad suborned
he/she/ithad suborned
wehad suborned
you (pl.)had suborned
theyhad suborned

Future Simple

Iwill suborn
youwill suborn
he/she/itwill suborn
wewill suborn
you (pl.)will suborn
theywill suborn

Future Continuous

Iwill be suborning
youwill be suborning
he/she/itwill be suborning
wewill be suborning
you (pl.)will be suborning
theywill be suborning

Future Perfect

Iwill have suborned
youwill have suborned
he/she/itwill have suborned
wewill have suborned
you (pl.)will have suborned
theywill have suborned

Konjunktiv

Conditional

Iwould suborn
youwould suborn
he/she/itwould suborn
wewould suborn
you (pl.)would suborn
theywould suborn