Verbo "to peak" - conjugación inglesa

Present

I peak
you peak
he/she/it peaks
we peak
you peak
they peak

Present continuous

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

Simple past

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

Past continuous

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

Present perfect

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

Present perfect continuous

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

Past perfect

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

Past perfect continuous

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

Future

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

Future continuous

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

Future perfect

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

Future perfect continuous

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

Conditional present

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

Conditional perfect

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

Conditional present progressive

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

Conditional perfect progressive

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

Present subjunctive

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

Past subjunctive

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

Past perfect subjunctive

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

Imperative

you peak
we Let´s peak
you peak

Present participle

peaking

Past participle

peaked

Memory - Peak Working Set.

At its peak there were 40 to 50 cases a day.

Find out how you can get Windows to perform at peak efficiency.

musicians and composers began a reform that was to reach its highest peak in

It is the peak noise values which are of interest as it is those which cause nuisance.

It increased up until the middle of the 1990s, reaching a peak of over 110 % of GDP in 1996.

The humanitarian tragedy which the military intervention was intended to prevent is at its peak.

A year after our accession to the EU, we saw a historic employment peak.

It's worth taking a few minutes to make sure your PC is performing at its peak.

There was a high level of statistical heterogeneity for FEV1 and morning peak flow.

This summer was once again marked by peak levels of pollution in many cities in the European Union.

You say that racism and xenophobia reached their peak during the second world war.

     peak

     peak

     peak

     peak

     peak

     peak

     peak

     snow peak

     to peak

     to peak

     peak hour

     minimum peak

     maximum peak

     peak load

     peak tank

     fore peak

     peak load

     floors in peak

     peak tank

     chromatographic peak

     fore peak chock

     peak of the fluke

     forward peak bulkhead

     peak cell rate

     fore peak frame 

     peak pricing

     peak sound pressure level

     peak sound pressure level