The Conjugator
English verb conjugation
OUGHT TO WATER. RINSE

Regular verb: water. rinse - water. rinsed - water. rinsed

Warning, this verb may not exist. Conjugation is given as example.

Affirmation

Simple form

V-ing form

I ought to water. rinse
you ought to water. rinse
he ought to water. rinse
we ought to water. rinse
you ought to water. rinse
they ought to water. rinse
I ought to be water. rinsing
you ought to be water. rinsing
he ought to be water. rinsing
we ought to be water. rinsing
you ought to be water. rinsing
they ought to be water. rinsing

Perfect

V-ing perfect

I ought to have water. rinsed
you ought to have water. rinsed
he ought to have water. rinsed
we ought to have water. rinsed
you ought to have water. rinsed
they ought to have water. rinsed
I ought to have been water. rinsing
you ought to have been water. rinsing
he ought to have been water. rinsing
we ought to have been water. rinsing
you ought to have been water. rinsing
they ought to have been water. rinsing

Negation

Simple form

V-ing form

I ought not to water. rinse
you ought not to water. rinse
he ought not to water. rinse
we ought not to water. rinse
you ought not to water. rinse
they ought not to water. rinse
I ought not to water. rinsing
you ought not to water. rinsing
he ought not to water. rinsing
we ought not to water. rinsing
you ought not to water. rinsing
they ought not to water. rinsing

Perfect

V-ing perfect

I ought not to have water. rinsed
you ought not to have water. rinsed
he ought not to have water. rinsed
we ought not to have water. rinsed
you ought not to have water. rinsed
they ought not to have water. rinsed
I ought not to have been water. rinsing
you ought not to have been water. rinsing
he ought not to have been water. rinsing
we ought not to have been water. rinsing
you ought not to have been water. rinsing
they ought not to have been water. rinsing

Interrogative form

Simple form

V-ing form

ought to I water. rinse?
ought to you water. rinse?
ought to he water. rinse?
ought to we water. rinse?
ought to you water. rinse?
ought to they water. rinse?
ought to I be water. rinsing?
ought to you be water. rinsing?
ought to he be water. rinsing?
ought to we be water. rinsing?
ought to you be water. rinsing?
ought to they be water. rinsing?

Perfect

V-ing perfect

ought to I have water. rinsed?
ought to you have water. rinsed?
ought to he have water. rinsed?
ought to we have water. rinsed?
ought to you have water. rinsed?
ought to they have water. rinsed?
ought to I have been water. rinsing?
ought to you have been water. rinsing?
ought to he have been water. rinsing?
ought to we have been water. rinsing?
ought to you have been water. rinsing?
ought to they have been water. rinsing?

Interro-negative form

Simple form

V-ing form

ought I not to water. rinse?
ought you not to water. rinse?
ought he not to water. rinse?
ought we not to water. rinse?
ought you not to water. rinse?
ought they not to water. rinse?
ought I not to be water. rinsing?
ought you not to be water. rinsing?
ought he not to be water. rinsing?
ought we not to be water. rinsing?
ought you not to be water. rinsing?
ought they not to be water. rinsing?

Perfect

V-ing perfect

ought I not to have water. rinsed?
ought you not to have water. rinsed?
ought he not to have water. rinsed?
ought we not to have water. rinsed?
ought you not to have water. rinsed?
ought they not to have water. rinsed?
ought I not to have been water. rinsing?
ought you not to have been water. rinsing?
ought he not to have been water. rinsing?
ought we not to have been water. rinsing?
ought you not to have been water. rinsing?
ought they not to have been water. rinsing?