præoccupate – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of præoccupate

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to præoccupate
Participle: præoccupateeed
Gerund: præoccupateing

Cognates

-

Indicative

Present

I	præoccupate
you	præoccupate
he;she;it	præoccupates
we	præoccupate
you	præoccupate
they	præoccupate

Perfect

I	have præoccupateeed
you	have præoccupateeed
he;she;it	has præoccupateeed
we	have præoccupateeed
you	have præoccupateeed
they	have præoccupateeed

Past

I	præoccupateeed
you	præoccupateeed
he;she;it	præoccupateeed
we	præoccupateeed
you	præoccupateeed
they	præoccupateeed

Pluperfect

I	had præoccupateeed
you	had præoccupateeed
he;she;it	had præoccupateeed
we	had præoccupateeed
you	had præoccupateeed
they	had præoccupateeed

Future

I	will præoccupate
you	will præoccupate
he;she;it	will præoccupate
we	will præoccupate
you	will præoccupate
they	will præoccupate

Future Perfect

I	will have præoccupateeed
you	will have præoccupateeed
he;she;it	will have præoccupateeed
we	will have præoccupateeed
you	will have præoccupateeed
they	will have præoccupateeed

Subjunctive

Present

I	præoccupate
you	præoccupate
he;she;it	præoccupate
we	præoccupate
you	præoccupate
they	præoccupate

Perfect

I	have præoccupateeed
you	have præoccupateeed
he;she;it	have præoccupateeed
we	have præoccupateeed
you	have præoccupateeed
they	have præoccupateeed

Imperfect

I	præoccupateeed
you	præoccupateeed
he;she;it	præoccupateeed
we	præoccupateeed
you	præoccupateeed
they	præoccupateeed

Pluperfect

I	had præoccupateeed
you	had præoccupateeed
he;she;it	had præoccupateeed
we	had præoccupateeed
you	had præoccupateeed
they	had præoccupateeed

Conditional

Present

I	would præoccupate
you	would præoccupate
he;she;it	would præoccupate
we	would præoccupate
you	would præoccupate
they	would præoccupate

Perfect

I	would have præoccupateeed
you	would have præoccupateeed
he;she;it	would have præoccupateeed
we	would have præoccupateeed
you	would have præoccupateeed
they	would have præoccupateeed

Imperative

you	præoccupate
we	Let's præoccupate
you	præoccupate

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

I	am præoccupateing
you	are præoccupateing
he;she;it	is præoccupateing
we	are præoccupateing
you	are præoccupateing
they	are præoccupateing

Perfect

I	have been præoccupateing
you	have been præoccupateing
he;she;it	has been præoccupateing
we	have been præoccupateing
you	have been præoccupateing
they	have been præoccupateing

Past

I	was præoccupateing
you	were præoccupateing
he;she;it	was præoccupateing
we	were præoccupateing
you	were præoccupateing
they	were præoccupateing

Pluperfect

I	had been præoccupateing
you	had been præoccupateing
he;she;it	had been præoccupateing
we	had been præoccupateing
you	had been præoccupateing
they	had been præoccupateing

Future

I	will be præoccupateing
you	will be præoccupateing
he;she;it	will be præoccupateing
we	will be præoccupateing
you	will be præoccupateing
they	will be præoccupateing

Future Perfect

I	will have been præoccupateing
you	will have been præoccupateing
he;she;it	will have been præoccupateing
we	will have been præoccupateing
you	will have been præoccupateing
they	will have been præoccupateing

Conditional

Present

I	would be præoccupateing
you	would be præoccupateing
he;she;it	would be præoccupateing
we	would be præoccupateing
you	would be præoccupateing
they	would be præoccupateing

Perfect

I	would have been præoccupateing
you	would have been præoccupateing
he;she;it	would have been præoccupateing
we	would have been præoccupateing
you	would have been præoccupateing
they	would have been præoccupateing

Other

Verbs conjugated like 'præoccupate'

abet, abhor, abut, acquit, admit, affrap, allot, alum, amel, amit, anagram, anvil, apparel, aret, arret, assot, astun, attrap, augur, avel, etc. (List truncated at 20 verbs)

Verbs similar to 'præoccupate'

preoccupate, occupate, flocculate, inocculate, prædicate, preincubate, preoccupy, procreate, apocopate, articulate,

Synonyms & Antonyms

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

Sample Sentences

And hereupon he sent a part of his army presently forth to beset the ways with ambushment, and to præoccupate all places of strength, and prepared withal to encounter with the rest of his army. [1812, Thomas Hobbes and Thucydides, The History of the Grecian War, book III, page 200]