Verbo "to belong" - coniugazione verbi inglesi

Present

I belong
you belong
he/she/it belongs
we belong
you belong
they belong

Present continuous

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

Simple past

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

Past continuous

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

Present perfect

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

Present perfect continuous

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

Past perfect

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

Past perfect continuous

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

Future

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

Future continuous

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

Future perfect

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

Future perfect continuous

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

Conditional present

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

Conditional perfect

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

Conditional present progressive

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

Conditional perfect progressive

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

Present subjunctive

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

Past subjunctive

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

Past perfect subjunctive

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

Imperative

you belong
we Let´s belong
you belong

Present participle

belonging

Past participle

belonged

the two belong together.

He does not belong in this House.

I don't belong there.

I belong to this second camp.

Time and space belong to him.

They belong to us and we belong to them.

'You do not belong here ' they are told.

We should leave things where they belong.

There is a profound need to belong.

This is not the Europe to which we belong.

Admittedly, I belong to a political family.

Henceforth, we belong to Christ.

Nuclear power does not belong to the future.

First of all, it does not belong to anyone.

Men don't belong here, that's pretty obvious.

They belong to different groups.

We belong together, even when there are problems.

The opinions expressed belong only to the author.

I quite definitely belong to the second group.

Growth, employment and social welfare belong together.

Mr President, constitutions belong to the people.

Social research does not belong in that context.

Often we lose the sense of family to which we belong.

They're not ending up in Silicon Valley, where they belong.

Natural disasters belong to the latter group.

We are all citizens and peoples who belong to Europe.

We are all human and we belong to human institutions.

All fifteen Member States belong to the United Nations.

We said thirty years ago that our bodies belong to us.

We do not belong to charitable organisations.

Many of the Members speaking today belong to the Kangaroo Group.

All the members of the European Union belong to ASEM.

Some EU Member States do not belong to the NATO military alliance.

This must also apply to lakes that belong to more than one country.

Such measures clearly do not belong in a report of this kind.

The responsibilities belong to the institution and not to the person.

The Slovenes belong to Europe, they are a deeply European people.

Genes exist, they belong to no-one, except perhaps all of us.

Eleven of the present Member States belong to NATO, but four do not.

In actual fact, however, it is a state that does not belong to anyone.