back-track – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of back-track

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to back-track
Participle: back-tracked
Gerund: back-tracking

Cognates

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Indicative

Present

I	back-track
you	back-track
he;she;it	back-tracks
we	back-track
you	back-track
they	back-track

Perfect

I	have back-tracked
you	have back-tracked
he;she;it	has back-tracked
we	have back-tracked
you	have back-tracked
they	have back-tracked

Past

I	back-tracked
you	back-tracked
he;she;it	back-tracked
we	back-tracked
you	back-tracked
they	back-tracked

Pluperfect

I	had back-tracked
you	had back-tracked
he;she;it	had back-tracked
we	had back-tracked
you	had back-tracked
they	had back-tracked

Future

I	will back-track
you	will back-track
he;she;it	will back-track
we	will back-track
you	will back-track
they	will back-track

Future Perfect

I	will have back-tracked
you	will have back-tracked
he;she;it	will have back-tracked
we	will have back-tracked
you	will have back-tracked
they	will have back-tracked

Subjunctive

Present

I	back-track
you	back-track
he;she;it	back-track
we	back-track
you	back-track
they	back-track

Perfect

I	have back-tracked
you	have back-tracked
he;she;it	have back-tracked
we	have back-tracked
you	have back-tracked
they	have back-tracked

Imperfect

I	back-tracked
you	back-tracked
he;she;it	back-tracked
we	back-tracked
you	back-tracked
they	back-tracked

Pluperfect

I	had back-tracked
you	had back-tracked
he;she;it	had back-tracked
we	had back-tracked
you	had back-tracked
they	had back-tracked

Conditional

Present

I	would back-track
you	would back-track
he;she;it	would back-track
we	would back-track
you	would back-track
they	would back-track

Perfect

I	would have back-tracked
you	would have back-tracked
he;she;it	would have back-tracked
we	would have back-tracked
you	would have back-tracked
they	would have back-tracked

Imperative

you	back-track
we	Let's back-track
you	back-track

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

I	am back-tracking
you	are back-tracking
he;she;it	is back-tracking
we	are back-tracking
you	are back-tracking
they	are back-tracking

Perfect

I	have been back-tracking
you	have been back-tracking
he;she;it	has been back-tracking
we	have been back-tracking
you	have been back-tracking
they	have been back-tracking

Past

I	was back-tracking
you	were back-tracking
he;she;it	was back-tracking
we	were back-tracking
you	were back-tracking
they	were back-tracking

Pluperfect

I	had been back-tracking
you	had been back-tracking
he;she;it	had been back-tracking
we	had been back-tracking
you	had been back-tracking
they	had been back-tracking

Future

I	will be back-tracking
you	will be back-tracking
he;she;it	will be back-tracking
we	will be back-tracking
you	will be back-tracking
they	will be back-tracking

Future Perfect

I	will have been back-tracking
you	will have been back-tracking
he;she;it	will have been back-tracking
we	will have been back-tracking
you	will have been back-tracking
they	will have been back-tracking

Conditional

Present

I	would be back-tracking
you	would be back-tracking
he;she;it	would be back-tracking
we	would be back-tracking
you	would be back-tracking
they	would be back-tracking

Perfect

I	would have been back-tracking
you	would have been back-tracking
he;she;it	would have been back-tracking
we	would have been back-tracking
you	would have been back-tracking
they	would have been back-tracking

Other

Verbs conjugated like 'back-track'

abandon, abduct, abear, aberr, abject, abord, abort, abound, abraid, abray, abrook, abscind, abscond, absist, absorb, abstain, abstract, accend, accent, accept, etc. (List truncated at 20 verbs)

Verbs similar to 'back-track'

backtrack, backtrace, backpack, backtalk, backtrail, fast-track, baby-talk, back-hand, backcheck, backreact,

Synonyms & Antonyms

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

Sample Sentences

Yet the second period showed a marked contrast in style with Frank Lampard, making only his second start since August, completely splitting Bolton's defence with back-tracking Paul Robinson unable to intercept a well-weighted through-ball. [2010 December 29, Chris Whyatt, “Chelsea 1 - 0 Bolton”, in BBC:]