foremake – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of foremake

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to foremake
Participle: foremade
Gerund: foremaking

Cognates

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Indicative

Present

Iforemake
youforemake
he;she;itforemakes
weforemake
youforemake
theyforemake

Perfect

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

Past

Iforemade
youforemade
he;she;itforemade
weforemade
youforemade
theyforemade

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Subjunctive

Present

Iforemake
youforemake
he;she;itforemake
weforemake
youforemake
theyforemake

Perfect

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

Imperfect

Iforemade
youforemade
he;she;itforemade
weforemade
youforemade
theyforemade

Pluperfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Imperative

youforemake
weLet's foremake
youforemake

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

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

Perfect

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

Past

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

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Other

Synonyms & Antonyms

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

From fore- + make.

Sample Sentences

  • [...] that the uncomposed song (“ inconditum carmen”) sung by the Persians, was unpleasing to the ears of strangers: thus distinguishing between that and the condita carmina (foremade songs) which he or the Grecians had commonly heard. [1832, The Gentleman's Magazine:]
  • That blessed mate he found for him, foremade, In the recesses of the wilderness. [1859, James Scott, The Guardian Angel: A Poem in Three Books:]
  • Thus, while each fateful only is to himself, We can foretell our future; we foremake. [1877, Philip James Bailey, Festus, a Poem:]
  • [...] but, rising abruptly northward, they prevented the passage of armies except at the far north, and subordinate ranges curtained and defended the intervening valleys as foremade runways for invasive operations northward, while opening into supply sections to the south. [1914, Francis Marshal Pierce, The battle of Gettysburg:]
  • It proposed to abolish anything definite and categorical and put in its place that which is no more than situational, contextual, and ephemeral. It foremakes objective factuality for relativized subjectivity. [2012, Nicholas Rescher, Pragmatism: The Restoration of Its Scientific Roots:]