Verbo "to weary" - conjugación inglesa

Present

I weary
you weary
he/she/it wearies
we weary
you weary
they weary

Present continuous

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

Simple past

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

Past continuous

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

Present perfect

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

Present perfect continuous

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

Past perfect

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

Past perfect continuous

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

Future

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

Future continuous

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

Future perfect

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

Future perfect continuous

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

Conditional present

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

Conditional perfect

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

Conditional present progressive

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

Conditional perfect progressive

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

Present subjunctive

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

Past subjunctive

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

Past perfect subjunctive

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

Imperative

you weary
we Let´s weary
you weary

Present participle

wearying

Past participle

wearied

Why not 'weary women ' as well?

Toiling, weary,

They are weary of participating in projects that do not lead anywhere.

Israel and the Palestinians are thoroughly weary of the violence and misery.

Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest.

I want to end by referring to a subject I am already weary of - the Islamic danger.

Women I meet throughout the Member States are also extremely weary.

I can understand why the rapporteur and Mr Papayannakis are weary of further controversy.

I am slightly weary of these groundless accusations and we know exactly what lies at the root of them.

Today I looked at a briefing from an NGO which said that it was weary of congratulating institutions.

Consider him who endured from sinners such hostility against himself, so that you may not grow weary or fainthearted.

The nations will never grow weary of invoking the Mother of mercy and will always find refuge under her protection.

This outcome has demonstrated that the Chechen people, weary of war, have chosen the political solution within the Russian Federation.

Unto Him belongs whoever is in the heavens and the earth, and those who dwell in His Presence are not too proud to serve Him, nor do they weary.

There is no lack of men who maintain that progress is being made but, rather than agree with their view, I just get weary sometimes.

We, as politicians, never weary - as this afternoon clearly illustrates - of debating the euro and all the important elements of successful monetary union.

That is why you call for the crisis to be solved not by slackening our pace nor by being weary, resigned and demagogic, but by taking a clear step forwards.

Mr Trichet was very young, whilst the fifteen governors were elderly, not only did they have white hair, but they were genuinely weary: they were pensioners.

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