self-select – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of self-select

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to self-select
Participle: self-selected
Gerund: self-selecting

Cognates

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Indicative

Present

Iself-select
youself-select
he;she;itself-selects
weself-select
youself-select
theyself-select

Perfect

Ihave self-selected
youhave self-selected
he;she;ithas self-selected
wehave self-selected
youhave self-selected
theyhave self-selected

Past

Iself-selected
youself-selected
he;she;itself-selected
weself-selected
youself-selected
theyself-selected

Pluperfect

Ihad self-selected
youhad self-selected
he;she;ithad self-selected
wehad self-selected
youhad self-selected
theyhad self-selected

Future

Iwill self-select
youwill self-select
he;she;itwill self-select
wewill self-select
youwill self-select
theywill self-select

Future Perfect

Iwill have self-selected
youwill have self-selected
he;she;itwill have self-selected
wewill have self-selected
youwill have self-selected
theywill have self-selected

Subjunctive

Present

Iself-select
youself-select
he;she;itself-select
weself-select
youself-select
theyself-select

Perfect

Ihave self-selected
youhave self-selected
he;she;ithave self-selected
wehave self-selected
youhave self-selected
theyhave self-selected

Imperfect

Iself-selected
youself-selected
he;she;itself-selected
weself-selected
youself-selected
theyself-selected

Pluperfect

Ihad self-selected
youhad self-selected
he;she;ithad self-selected
wehad self-selected
youhad self-selected
theyhad self-selected

Conditional

Present

Iwould self-select
youwould self-select
he;she;itwould self-select
wewould self-select
youwould self-select
theywould self-select

Perfect

Iwould have self-selected
youwould have self-selected
he;she;itwould have self-selected
wewould have self-selected
youwould have self-selected
theywould have self-selected

Imperative

youself-select
weLet's self-select
youself-select

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

Iam self-selecting
youare self-selecting
he;she;itis self-selecting
weare self-selecting
youare self-selecting
theyare self-selecting

Perfect

Ihave been self-selecting
youhave been self-selecting
he;she;ithas been self-selecting
wehave been self-selecting
youhave been self-selecting
theyhave been self-selecting

Past

Iwas self-selecting
youwere self-selecting
he;she;itwas self-selecting
wewere self-selecting
youwere self-selecting
theywere self-selecting

Pluperfect

Ihad been self-selecting
youhad been self-selecting
he;she;ithad been self-selecting
wehad been self-selecting
youhad been self-selecting
theyhad been self-selecting

Future

Iwill be self-selecting
youwill be self-selecting
he;she;itwill be self-selecting
wewill be self-selecting
youwill be self-selecting
theywill be self-selecting

Future Perfect

Iwill have been self-selecting
youwill have been self-selecting
he;she;itwill have been self-selecting
wewill have been self-selecting
youwill have been self-selecting
theywill have been self-selecting

Conditional

Present

Iwould be self-selecting
youwould be self-selecting
he;she;itwould be self-selecting
wewould be self-selecting
youwould be self-selecting
theywould be self-selecting

Perfect

Iwould have been self-selecting
youwould have been self-selecting
he;she;itwould have been self-selecting
wewould have been self-selecting
youwould have been self-selecting
theywould have been self-selecting

Other

Verbs conjugated like 'self-select'

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)

Synonyms & Antonyms

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

From self- + select.

Sample Sentences

  • Moreover, households that prefer public transportation or slow modes, or only slightly prefer car use, should be able to self-select to areas that support the use of public transportation, walking and cycling. [2010, Wendy Bohte, Residential Self-selection and Travel:]
  • On the other hand, gapping is inhibited by the fact that current speaker may select next speaker or may continue his turn should no one self-select, by the fact that self-selectors are encouraged to begin early in the current speaker's turn to plan for the start of their own turn, and by the fact that the current speaker, knowing that self-selectors will begin their self-selection at the earliest possible moment, is encouraged to select next speaker at an early point in his turn. [1980, Mary Ritchie Key, The Relationship of Verbal and Nonverbal Communication, page 295:]