English verb conjugation OUGHT TO ETYMOLOGISE

Regular verb: etymologise - etymologised - etymologised

Affirmation

Simple form

I ought to etymologise
you ought to etymologise
she ought to etymologise
we ought to etymologise
you ought to etymologise
they ought to etymologise

V-ing form

I ought to be etymologising
you ought to be etymologising
she ought to be etymologising
we ought to be etymologising
you ought to be etymologising
they ought to be etymologising

Perfect

I ought to have etymologised
you ought to have etymologised
she ought to have etymologised
we ought to have etymologised
you ought to have etymologised
they ought to have etymologised

V-ing perfect

I ought to have been etymologising
you ought to have been etymologising
she ought to have been etymologising
we ought to have been etymologising
you ought to have been etymologising
they ought to have been etymologising

Negation

Simple form

I ought not to etymologise
you ought not to etymologise
she ought not to etymologise
we ought not to etymologise
you ought not to etymologise
they ought not to etymologise

V-ing form

I ought not to etymologising
you ought not to etymologising
she ought not to etymologising
we ought not to etymologising
you ought not to etymologising
they ought not to etymologising

Perfect

I ought not to have etymologised
you ought not to have etymologised
she ought not to have etymologised
we ought not to have etymologised
you ought not to have etymologised
they ought not to have etymologised

V-ing perfect

I ought not to have been etymologising
you ought not to have been etymologising
she ought not to have been etymologising
we ought not to have been etymologising
you ought not to have been etymologising
they ought not to have been etymologising

Interrogative form

Simple form

ought to I etymologise?
ought to you etymologise?
ought to she etymologise?
ought to we etymologise?
ought to you etymologise?
ought to they etymologise?

V-ing form

ought to I be etymologising?
ought to you be etymologising?
ought to she be etymologising?
ought to we be etymologising?
ought to you be etymologising?
ought to they be etymologising?

Perfect

ought to I have etymologised?
ought to you have etymologised?
ought to she have etymologised?
ought to we have etymologised?
ought to you have etymologised?
ought to they have etymologised?

V-ing perfect

ought to I have been etymologising?
ought to you have been etymologising?
ought to she have been etymologising?
ought to we have been etymologising?
ought to you have been etymologising?
ought to they have been etymologising?

Interro-negative form

Simple form

ought I not to etymologise?
ought you not to etymologise?
ought she not to etymologise?
ought we not to etymologise?
ought you not to etymologise?
ought they not to etymologise?

V-ing form

ought I not to be etymologising?
ought you not to be etymologising?
ought she not to be etymologising?
ought we not to be etymologising?
ought you not to be etymologising?
ought they not to be etymologising?

Perfect

ought I not to have etymologised?
ought you not to have etymologised?
ought she not to have etymologised?
ought we not to have etymologised?
ought you not to have etymologised?
ought they not to have etymologised?

V-ing perfect

ought I not to have been etymologising?
ought you not to have been etymologising?
ought she not to have been etymologising?
ought we not to have been etymologising?
ought you not to have been etymologising?
ought they not to have been etymologising?

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