interthink – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of interthink

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to interthink
Participle: interthought
Gerund: interthinking

Cognates

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Indicative

Present

Iinterthink
youinterthink
he;she;itinterthinks
weinterthink
youinterthink
theyinterthink

Perfect

Ihave interthought
youhave interthought
he;she;ithas interthought
wehave interthought
youhave interthought
theyhave interthought

Past

Iinterthought
youinterthought
he;she;itinterthought
weinterthought
youinterthought
theyinterthought

Pluperfect

Ihad interthought
youhad interthought
he;she;ithad interthought
wehad interthought
youhad interthought
theyhad interthought

Future

Iwill interthink
youwill interthink
he;she;itwill interthink
wewill interthink
youwill interthink
theywill interthink

Future Perfect

Iwill have interthought
youwill have interthought
he;she;itwill have interthought
wewill have interthought
youwill have interthought
theywill have interthought

Subjunctive

Present

Iinterthink
youinterthink
he;she;itinterthink
weinterthink
youinterthink
theyinterthink

Perfect

Ihave interthought
youhave interthought
he;she;ithave interthought
wehave interthought
youhave interthought
theyhave interthought

Imperfect

Iinterthought
youinterthought
he;she;itinterthought
weinterthought
youinterthought
theyinterthought

Pluperfect

Ihad interthought
youhad interthought
he;she;ithad interthought
wehad interthought
youhad interthought
theyhad interthought

Conditional

Present

Iwould interthink
youwould interthink
he;she;itwould interthink
wewould interthink
youwould interthink
theywould interthink

Perfect

Iwould have interthought
youwould have interthought
he;she;itwould have interthought
wewould have interthought
youwould have interthought
theywould have interthought

Imperative

youinterthink
weLet's interthink
youinterthink

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

Iam interthinking
youare interthinking
he;she;itis interthinking
weare interthinking
youare interthinking
theyare interthinking

Perfect

Ihave been interthinking
youhave been interthinking
he;she;ithas been interthinking
wehave been interthinking
youhave been interthinking
theyhave been interthinking

Past

Iwas interthinking
youwere interthinking
he;she;itwas interthinking
wewere interthinking
youwere interthinking
theywere interthinking

Pluperfect

Ihad been interthinking
youhad been interthinking
he;she;ithad been interthinking
wehad been interthinking
youhad been interthinking
theyhad been interthinking

Future

Iwill be interthinking
youwill be interthinking
he;she;itwill be interthinking
wewill be interthinking
youwill be interthinking
theywill be interthinking

Future Perfect

Iwill have been interthinking
youwill have been interthinking
he;she;itwill have been interthinking
wewill have been interthinking
youwill have been interthinking
theywill have been interthinking

Conditional

Present

Iwould be interthinking
youwould be interthinking
he;she;itwould be interthinking
wewould be interthinking
youwould be interthinking
theywould be interthinking

Perfect

Iwould have been interthinking
youwould have been interthinking
he;she;itwould have been interthinking
wewould have been interthinking
youwould have been interthinking
theywould have been interthinking

Other

Synonyms & Antonyms

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

From inter- + think; term apparently coined by Neil Mercer in 1995.

Sample Sentences

  • 2002 Mercer, Neil, "Developing Dialogues." In Gordon Wells and Guy Claxton, eds. Learning for Life in the 21st Century: Sociocultural Perspectives on the Future of Education. Oxford: Blackwell, 2002.
  • That is, exploratory talk represents a way in which partners involved in problem-solving activity can use language to think collectively -- to 'interthink' effectively, with their activity encapsulated in an intermental zone of their own construction.
  • 2015 Knight, Simon and Littleton, Karen. “Thinking, Interthinking, and Technological Tools.” In The Routledge International Handbook of Research on Teaching Thinking, edited by Rupert Wegerif, Li Li, and James C. Kaufman, Routledge, 2015.
  • This power, we argue, lies in the ways in which dialogue is used to interthink – that is, to think together, to build knowledge co-constructively through our shared understanding.