letterhack – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of letterhack

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to letterhack
Participle: letterhacked
Gerund: letterhacking

Cognates

-

Indicative

Present

I	letterhack
you	letterhack
he;she;it	letterhacks
we	letterhack
you	letterhack
they	letterhack

Perfect

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

Past

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

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Subjunctive

Present

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

Perfect

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

Imperfect

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

Pluperfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Imperative

you	letterhack
we	Let's letterhack
you	letterhack

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

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

Perfect

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

Past

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

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Other

Verbs conjugated like 'letterhack'

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)

Verbs similar to 'letterhack'

betrack, enterlace, letter, letterbox, lumberjack, retrack, attack, atterrate, attract, bestreak,

Synonyms & Antonyms

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

From letter + hack.

Sample Sentences

It was in those letter columns that I was first exposed to the concept of fandom. Letterhacking was in high bloom in 1951; the letter columns were filled with chatty letters from all sorts of people, the names of whom I soon came to recognize. [1976 November, Ted White, “Twenty Five Years? That's--”, in Science-Fiction Five-Yearly, number 6, page 23:]