Verbo "to anger" - coniugazione verbi inglesi

Present

I anger
you anger
he/she/it angers
we anger
you anger
they anger

Present continuous

I am angering
you are angering
he/she/it is angering
we are angering
you are angering
they are angering

Simple past

I angered
you angered
he/she/it angered
we angered
you angered
they angered

Past continuous

I was angering
you were angering
he/she/it was angering
we were angering
you were angering
they were angering

Present perfect

I have angered
you have angered
he/she/it has angered
we have angered
you have angered
they have angered

Present perfect continuous

I have been angering
you have been angering
he/she/it has been angering
we have been angering
you have been angering
they have been angering

Past perfect

I had angered
you had angered
he/she/it had angered
we had angered
you had angered
they had angered

Past perfect continuous

I had been angering
you had been angering
he/she/it had been angering
we had been angering
you had been angering
they had been angering

Future

I will anger
you will anger
he/she/it will anger
we will anger
you will anger
they will anger

Future continuous

I will be angering
you will be angering
he/she/it will be angering
we will be angering
you will be angering
they will be angering

Future perfect

I will have angered
you will have angered
he/she/it will have angered
we will have angered
you will have angered
they will have angered

Future perfect continuous

I will have been angering
you will have been angering
he/she/it will have been angering
we will have been angering
you will have been angering
they will have been angering

Conditional present

I would anger
you would anger
he/she/it would anger
we would anger
you would anger
they would anger

Conditional perfect

I would have angered
you would have angered
he/she/it would have angered
we would have angered
you would have angered
they would have angered

Conditional present progressive

I would be angering
you would be angering
he/she/it would be angering
we would be angering
you would be angering
they would be angering

Conditional perfect progressive

I would have been angering
you would have been angering
he/she/it would have been angering
we would have been angering
you would have been angering
they would have been angering

Present subjunctive

I anger
you anger
he/she/it anger
we anger
you anger
they anger

Past subjunctive

I angered
you angered
he/she/it angered
we angered
you angered
they angered

Past perfect subjunctive

I had angered
you had angered
he/she/it had angered
we had angered
you had angered
they had angered

Imperative

you anger
we Let´s anger
you anger

Present participle

angering

Past participle

angered

Perhaps anger.

Our powerlessness is combined with anger.

This is not the place for hate and anger.

And you just feel the anger and you feel the fear.

People felt a sense of anger and despair.

Citizens, show your anger and boycott Bush.

People were confused and many took to the streets in anger.

Now with anger, you've got two people on an even playing field.

But when anger turns to contempt, you've been dismissed.

I believe we ought to understand their emotion and their anger.

I reiterate and stress that the Commission shares the anger of consumers.

I don't remember the rape part of it so much as much as the anger part of it.

The Lord has revoked his anger and canceled your fault (Zep 3: 15).

If there is even the slightest political lapse their anger will take hold again.

On the ground, there is incomprehension, as well as legitimate anger.

Mr Dell'Alba, I understand your anger regarding the newspaper reports.

And it has aroused huge anger and frustration among our young generation.

Public anger forced national governments and the European Union into action.

It was a lot of anger, insane humor, a lot of attention, outrage.

He will see the impact of that disappointment and anger in the days to come.

Then, after the anguish, the fear and after the suffering comes the time for anger.

It is not difficult to see why these threats motivate anger amongst our peoples.

You know it wasn't anger that made me stop my heart till the hammer fell.

But what lingered from then till now -- I am 40 today -- is this huge outrageous anger.

One of the things I had to learn as a journalist was what to do with my anger.

Many sceptics along the way must have aroused justified anger in you.

But then the anger and the depression about my father's death set in.

And they weren't flashing in anger, they were flashing in love, intense love for her students.

Likewise, if you look at the thought of anger, it will vanish like frost under the morning sun.

On the other hand, secrecy can also protect powerful profiteers from popular anger.

As a dancer, I know the nine rasas or the navarasas: anger, valor, disgust, humor and fear.

On this point, our anger is in direct proportion to the extent of the damage done to biodiversity.

No gimmick will be able to contain the legitimate anger of the European peoples who are suffering.

When the tragedy is absurd, like the Cermis tragedy, the first reaction is one of anger and disbelief.

The politics of fear and anger have made us believe that these are problems that are not our problems.

I mean, there would be an advantage to experiencing our emotions inside, you know, anger or happiness.

And then I met some who were angry, and anger that can turn to violence, and we're all familiar with that.

They expect this reaction to swell and fear the deluge of grass-roots anger.

They've also saved me from my righteous anger by offering insights into this third way.

Can you feel their anger, their fear, their rage at what has happened in their country?