Verbo "to consign" - conjugación inglesa

Present

I consign
you consign
he/she/it consigns
we consign
you consign
they consign

Present continuous

I am consigning
you are consigning
he/she/it is consigning
we are consigning
you are consigning
they are consigning

Simple past

I consigned
you consigned
he/she/it consigned
we consigned
you consigned
they consigned

Past continuous

I was consigning
you were consigning
he/she/it was consigning
we were consigning
you were consigning
they were consigning

Present perfect

I have consigned
you have consigned
he/she/it has consigned
we have consigned
you have consigned
they have consigned

Present perfect continuous

I have been consigning
you have been consigning
he/she/it has been consigning
we have been consigning
you have been consigning
they have been consigning

Past perfect

I had consigned
you had consigned
he/she/it had consigned
we had consigned
you had consigned
they had consigned

Past perfect continuous

I had been consigning
you had been consigning
he/she/it had been consigning
we had been consigning
you had been consigning
they had been consigning

Future

I will consign
you will consign
he/she/it will consign
we will consign
you will consign
they will consign

Future continuous

I will be consigning
you will be consigning
he/she/it will be consigning
we will be consigning
you will be consigning
they will be consigning

Future perfect

I will have consigned
you will have consigned
he/she/it will have consigned
we will have consigned
you will have consigned
they will have consigned

Future perfect continuous

I will have been consigning
you will have been consigning
he/she/it will have been consigning
we will have been consigning
you will have been consigning
they will have been consigning

Conditional present

I would consign
you would consign
he/she/it would consign
we would consign
you would consign
they would consign

Conditional perfect

I would have consigned
you would have consigned
he/she/it would have consigned
we would have consigned
you would have consigned
they would have consigned

Conditional present progressive

I would be consigning
you would be consigning
he/she/it would be consigning
we would be consigning
you would be consigning
they would be consigning

Conditional perfect progressive

I would have been consigning
you would have been consigning
he/she/it would have been consigning
we would have been consigning
you would have been consigning
they would have been consigning

Present subjunctive

I consign
you consign
he/she/it consign
we consign
you consign
they consign

Past subjunctive

I consigned
you consigned
he/she/it consigned
we consigned
you consigned
they consigned

Past perfect subjunctive

I had consigned
you had consigned
he/she/it had consigned
we had consigned
you had consigned
they had consigned

Imperative

you consign
we Let´s consign
you consign

Present participle

consigning

Past participle

consigned

The factors that conspire to consign many older people to the fringes of

The debates in the Netherlands and France have done nothing to consign them to oblivion.

The technical, financial and economic means to overcome hunger and consign it to oblivion are available.

It is an attempt to consign any chance of alternative routes to European integration to the dustbin of history.

The alternative is to continue to consign millions of European citizens to lives of diminished hope and opportunity.

With these thoughts in mind, I would like to consign the Council's budget proposal to a reading in the European Parliament.

If all small countries endorse this, we will fortunately be able to consign this nonsense of Mr Giscard d'Estaing's to the scrap heap.

We hope to consign the death penalty to the history books as a form of punishment which has no place in the modern world.

We either try to improve the product and market it effectively within the court of public opinion, or we consign the whole project to oblivion.

Europe must henceforth consign such methods of persuading people of the supreme merits of its policies to the scrap-heap.

If it is not the case that the Commissioner is having a little joke with us, the best way to treat this particular article is to consign it to the nearest wastepaper basket.

That is why the immigration issue is something that Member States are keen to consign to the European negotiation tables, and that is how history gets to repeat itself.

In reality, he is proposing to consign the successive UNO decisions to the dustbin, to reward the Turkish invasion and to perpetuate the 24-year tragedy of Cyprus.

Can we be sure that it will not end with a new Srebrenica, in which those who should help merely leave their positions at the slightest threat and consign the people to their fate.

Politically, fishing is one of the most important issues for our Member States, it arouses tremendous passions, tremendous disputes but we always consign it to Friday.

Parliament voted by 365 votes to 135 not merely to consign financial aid for Turkey to the reserve but to delete it from the reserve altogether.

In that way, Europe is at risk of losing control over the common agricultural policy, for a 35 % reduction in the level of premiums will consign the common market firmly to the history books.

I also urge Russia to withdraw its troops from Transnistria, allow a peaceful reunification of Moldova and consign the Tiraspol gangster regime to the dustbins of history.

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