Conjugaison du verbe anglais
OUGHT TO ETYMOLOGISE

Verbe régulier : etymologise - etymologised - etymologised

Affirmation

Forme simple	Forme en V-ing
I ought to etymologise you ought to etymologise he ought to etymologise we ought to etymologise you ought to etymologise they ought to etymologise	I ought to be etymologising you ought to be etymologising he ought to be etymologising we ought to be etymologising you ought to be etymologising they ought to be etymologising
Perfect	Perfect en V-ing
I ought to have etymologised you ought to have etymologised he ought to have etymologised we ought to have etymologised you ought to have etymologised they ought to have etymologised	I ought to have been etymologising you ought to have been etymologising he ought to have been etymologising we ought to have been etymologising you ought to have been etymologising they ought to have been etymologising

Négation

Forme simple	Forme en V-ing
I ought not to etymologise you ought not to etymologise he ought not to etymologise we ought not to etymologise you ought not to etymologise they ought not to etymologise	I ought not to etymologising you ought not to etymologising he ought not to etymologising we ought not to etymologising you ought not to etymologising they ought not to etymologising
Perfect	Perfect en V-ing
I ought not to have etymologised you ought not to have etymologised he ought not to have etymologised we ought not to have etymologised you ought not to have etymologised they ought not to have etymologised	I ought not to have been etymologising you ought not to have been etymologising he 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

Forme interrogative

Forme simple	Forme en V-ing
ought to I etymologise? ought to you etymologise? ought to he etymologise? ought to we etymologise? ought to you etymologise? ought to they etymologise?	ought to I be etymologising? ought to you be etymologising? ought to he be etymologising? ought to we be etymologising? ought to you be etymologising? ought to they be etymologising?
Perfect	Perfect en V-ing
ought to I have etymologised? ought to you have etymologised? ought to he have etymologised? ought to we have etymologised? ought to you have etymologised? ought to they have etymologised?	ought to I have been etymologising? ought to you have been etymologising? ought to he have been etymologising? ought to we have been etymologising? ought to you have been etymologising? ought to they have been etymologising?

Forme interro-négative

Forme simple	Forme en V-ing
ought I not to etymologise? ought you not to etymologise? ought he not to etymologise? ought we not to etymologise? ought you not to etymologise? ought they not to etymologise?	ought I not to be etymologising? ought you not to be etymologising? ought he not to be etymologising? ought we not to be etymologising? ought you not to be etymologising? ought they not to be etymologising?
Perfect	Perfect en V-ing
ought I not to have etymologised? ought you not to have etymologised? ought he not to have etymologised? ought we not to have etymologised? ought you not to have etymologised? ought they not to have etymologised?	ought I not to have been etymologising? ought you not to have been etymologising? ought he 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?