man-mark – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of man-mark

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to man-mark
Participle: man-marked
Gerund: man-marking

Cognates

-

Indicative

Present

Iman-mark
youman-mark
he;she;itman-marks
weman-mark
youman-mark
theyman-mark

Perfect

Ihave man-marked
youhave man-marked
he;she;ithas man-marked
wehave man-marked
youhave man-marked
theyhave man-marked

Past

Iman-marked
youman-marked
he;she;itman-marked
weman-marked
youman-marked
theyman-marked

Pluperfect

Ihad man-marked
youhad man-marked
he;she;ithad man-marked
wehad man-marked
youhad man-marked
theyhad man-marked

Future

Iwill man-mark
youwill man-mark
he;she;itwill man-mark
wewill man-mark
youwill man-mark
theywill man-mark

Future Perfect

Iwill have man-marked
youwill have man-marked
he;she;itwill have man-marked
wewill have man-marked
youwill have man-marked
theywill have man-marked

Subjunctive

Present

Iman-mark
youman-mark
he;she;itman-mark
weman-mark
youman-mark
theyman-mark

Perfect

Ihave man-marked
youhave man-marked
he;she;ithave man-marked
wehave man-marked
youhave man-marked
theyhave man-marked

Imperfect

Iman-marked
youman-marked
he;she;itman-marked
weman-marked
youman-marked
theyman-marked

Pluperfect

Ihad man-marked
youhad man-marked
he;she;ithad man-marked
wehad man-marked
youhad man-marked
theyhad man-marked

Conditional

Present

Iwould man-mark
youwould man-mark
he;she;itwould man-mark
wewould man-mark
youwould man-mark
theywould man-mark

Perfect

Iwould have man-marked
youwould have man-marked
he;she;itwould have man-marked
wewould have man-marked
youwould have man-marked
theywould have man-marked

Imperative

youman-mark
weLet's man-mark
youman-mark

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

Iam man-marking
youare man-marking
he;she;itis man-marking
weare man-marking
youare man-marking
theyare man-marking

Perfect

Ihave been man-marking
youhave been man-marking
he;she;ithas been man-marking
wehave been man-marking
youhave been man-marking
theyhave been man-marking

Past

Iwas man-marking
youwere man-marking
he;she;itwas man-marking
wewere man-marking
youwere man-marking
theywere man-marking

Pluperfect

Ihad been man-marking
youhad been man-marking
he;she;ithad been man-marking
wehad been man-marking
youhad been man-marking
theyhad been man-marking

Future

Iwill be man-marking
youwill be man-marking
he;she;itwill be man-marking
wewill be man-marking
youwill be man-marking
theywill be man-marking

Future Perfect

Iwill have been man-marking
youwill have been man-marking
he;she;itwill have been man-marking
wewill have been man-marking
youwill have been man-marking
theywill have been man-marking

Conditional

Present

Iwould be man-marking
youwould be man-marking
he;she;itwould be man-marking
wewould be man-marking
youwould be man-marking
theywould be man-marking

Perfect

Iwould have been man-marking
youwould have been man-marking
he;she;itwould have been man-marking
wewould have been man-marking
youwould have been man-marking
theywould have been man-marking

Other

Verbs conjugated like 'man-mark'

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)

Synonyms & Antonyms

Additional Information

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Etymology

Sample Sentences

  • In the most extreme form of man-marking, each player has a pre-established opponent to be followed and to be man-marked, from a more or less short distance, wherever he goes. The main objective of the defender is to steal the ball from his opponent if he receives it, or to place him in a threatened condition, thus forcing him to immediately get rid of the ball. [2003, Floriano Marziali, Vincenzo Mora, “The Factors in a Soccer Player’s Performance”, in Bryan R. Beaver, editor, The Zone, Spring City, Pa.: Reedswain Publishing, →ISBN, page 34:]
  • No, and I still hate him. This is for you. He's going to be man-marked. He won't be allowed anywhere near you. I'll rip him to pieces if he tries anything funny, […] [2010, Lars Husum, translated by Mette Petersen, My Friend Jesus Christ, London: Portobello Books, →ISBN:]
  • Our manager Don Megson had given me the job of man-marking George Best, so we were both a little disappointed, shall we say, that he scored after only 71 seconds. [2012, Ivan Ponting, quoting Frankie Prince, George Best: The Extraordinary Story of a Footballing Genius, London: Simon & Schuster UK, →ISBN:]
  • It was my last round up against Noel O'Leary. He was rolled out to man-mark me again at the last minute. […] While the Cork manager might have felt he was negating my influence on the game by man-marking me with a secret last-minute selection, in reality we were always using the arrangement to our advantage. [2014, Paul Galvin, “The Start of Something”, in In My Own Words: The Autobiography, London: Transworld Ireland, Transworld Publishers, →ISBN; Transworld Ireland paperback edition, London: Transworld Ireland, Transworld Publishers, 2015, →ISBN, page 207:]
  • When the team might have tired from that hard-running style they have had days to rest. When first Sam Allardyce and then José Mourinho exposed a certain weakness against a two-man attack, and also when the "supply" players, [Eden] Hazard and Pedro, were man-marked, [Antonio] Conte had a week to drill his team and patch this up. [2017 May 13, Barney Ronay, “Antonio Conte’s brilliance has turned Chelsea’s pop-up team into champions”, in The Guardian, London, archived from the original on 09 Sep 2017:]
  • If Rangers want to put someone on me, fine. If a team man-marks you that just pulls people out of position. I can go in and sit at centre-half which suits me. If my man-marker wants to play centre-forward, it's fine. [2018 April 29, Scott McDermott, “‘They told me I was finished’: Celtic skipper Scott Brown having the last laugh at his critics”, in Daily Record, archived from the original on 15 Nov 2025:]