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English verb conjugation OUGHT TO CONSTITUTIONALISE

Regular verb: constitutionalise - constitutionalised - constitutionalised


Affirmation

Simple form
I ought to constitutionalise
you ought to constitutionalise
he ought to constitutionalise
we ought to constitutionalise
you ought to constitutionalise
they ought to constitutionalise
V-ing form
I ought to be constitutionalising
you ought to be constitutionalising
he ought to be constitutionalising
we ought to be constitutionalising
you ought to be constitutionalising
they ought to be constitutionalising
Perfect
I ought to have constitutionalised
you ought to have constitutionalised
he ought to have constitutionalised
we ought to have constitutionalised
you ought to have constitutionalised
they ought to have constitutionalised
V-ing perfect
I ought to have been constitutionalising
you ought to have been constitutionalising
he ought to have been constitutionalising
we ought to have been constitutionalising
you ought to have been constitutionalising
they ought to have been constitutionalising

Negation

Simple form
I oughtn't to constitutionalise
you oughtn't to constitutionalise
he oughtn't to constitutionalise
we oughtn't to constitutionalise
you oughtn't to constitutionalise
they oughtn't to constitutionalise
V-ing form
I oughtn't to be constitutionalising
you oughtn't to be constitutionalising
he oughtn't to be constitutionalising
we oughtn't to be constitutionalising
you oughtn't to be constitutionalising
they oughtn't to be constitutionalising
Perfect
I oughtn't to have constitutionalised
you oughtn't to have constitutionalised
he oughtn't to have constitutionalised
we oughtn't to have constitutionalised
you oughtn't to have constitutionalised
they oughtn't to have constitutionalised
V-ing perfect
I oughtn't to have been constitutionalising
you oughtn't to have been constitutionalising
he oughtn't to have been constitutionalising
we oughtn't to have been constitutionalising
you oughtn't to have been constitutionalising
they oughtn't to have been constitutionalising

Interrogative form

Simple form
ought to I constitutionalise?
ought to you constitutionalise?
ought to he constitutionalise?
ought to we constitutionalise?
ought to you constitutionalise?
ought to they constitutionalise?
V-ing form
ought to I be constitutionalising?
ought to you be constitutionalising?
ought to he be constitutionalising?
ought to we be constitutionalising?
ought to you be constitutionalising?
ought to they be constitutionalising?
Perfect
ought to I have constitutionalised?
ought to you have constitutionalised?
ought to he have constitutionalised?
ought to we have constitutionalised?
ought to you have constitutionalised?
ought to they have constitutionalised?
V-ing perfect
ought to I have been constitutionalising?
ought to you have been constitutionalising?
ought to he have been constitutionalising?
ought to we have been constitutionalising?
ought to you have been constitutionalising?
ought to they have been constitutionalising?

Interro-negative form

Simple form
oughtn't I to constitutionalise?
oughtn't you to constitutionalise?
oughtn't he to constitutionalise?
oughtn't we to constitutionalise?
oughtn't you to constitutionalise?
oughtn't they to constitutionalise?
V-ing form
oughtn't I to be constitutionalising?
oughtn't you to be constitutionalising?
oughtn't he to be constitutionalising?
oughtn't we to be constitutionalising?
oughtn't you to be constitutionalising?
oughtn't they to be constitutionalising?
Perfect
oughtn't I to have constitutionalised?
oughtn't you to have constitutionalised?
oughtn't he to have constitutionalised?
oughtn't we to have constitutionalised?
oughtn't you to have constitutionalised?
oughtn't they to have constitutionalised?
V-ing perfect
oughtn't I to have been constitutionalising?
oughtn't you to have been constitutionalising?
oughtn't he to have been constitutionalising?
oughtn't we to have been constitutionalising?
oughtn't you to have been constitutionalising?
oughtn't they to have been constitutionalising?