prefinance – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of prefinance

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to prefinance
Participle: prefinanced
Gerund: prefinancing

Cognates

-

Indicative

Present

I	prefinance
you	prefinance
he;she;it	prefinances
we	prefinance
you	prefinance
they	prefinance

Perfect

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

Past

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

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Subjunctive

Present

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

Perfect

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

Imperfect

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

Pluperfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Imperative

you	prefinance
we	Let's prefinance
you	prefinance

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

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

Perfect

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

Past

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

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Other

Verbs conjugated like 'prefinance'

abacinate, abalienate, abase, abate, abbreviate, abdicate, abduce, aberrate, aberuncate, abirritate, abjudge, abjudicate, abjugate, abjure, ablactate, ablaqueate, able, ablegate, abligate, abnegate, etc. (List truncated at 20 verbs)

Verbs similar to 'prefinance'

refinance, cofinance, finance, overfinance, part-finance, penance, preface, preference, prefine, preinduce,

Synonyms & Antonyms

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

From pre- + finance.

Sample Sentences

It is expected to operate as a business, turning a profit and so on, and yet it is still subject to Congressional oversight and all sorts of legal constraints, like that ridiculous health benefit prefinancing for future employees, which was part of a big 2006 postal reorganization bill. [2009 August 8, Joe Nocera, “It’s Time to Stay the Courier”, in New York Times:]