foreshoot – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of foreshoot

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to foreshoot
Participle: foreshot
Gerund: foreshooting

Cognates

-

Indicative

Present

Iforeshoot
youforeshoot
he;she;itforeshoots
weforeshoot
youforeshoot
theyforeshoot

Perfect

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

Past

Iforeshot
youforeshot
he;she;itforeshot
weforeshot
youforeshot
theyforeshot

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Subjunctive

Present

Iforeshoot
youforeshoot
he;she;itforeshoot
weforeshoot
youforeshoot
theyforeshoot

Perfect

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

Imperfect

Iforeshot
youforeshot
he;she;itforeshot
weforeshot
youforeshot
theyforeshot

Pluperfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Imperative

youforeshoot
weLet's foreshoot
youforeshoot

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

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

Perfect

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

Past

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

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Other

Synonyms & Antonyms

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

From fore- + shoot.

Sample Sentences

  • Instantly he gave the rein to his horse, and with panting speed foreshot his little army : in a moment after his beloved Fanny sprang into his arms. [1825, Mac Erin O'Tara, Thomas Fitz-Gerald, the lord of Offaley, page 65:]
  • The form of the barrel will, in most cases, compel the rope to "fleet" itself, that is, work upward, as it winds on, maintaining nearly an equal leverage in work, and if it should by accident do this suddenly, or as the seamen say, surge upwards, the men cannot be thrown down by the foreshooting and recoil of the bars they are working with, so that they work with an increased confidence, that greatly facilitates their labor; and all this is done without carrying the spindle through the deck, as has been the common practice. [1852, New York (State) Legislature Assembly, Documents of the Assembly of the State of New York:]
  • We coasted into the harbor, took down the sails, foreshot a little, let go the anchor, the moon rose, and Cecilia already had a meal prepared. [2013, Dominick Jones, All at Sea: Twenty Years at the Helm of Tall Ships, →ISBN, page 234:]