Verbo "to cake" - coniugazione verbi inglesi

Present

I cake
you cake
he/she/it cakes
we cake
you cake
they cake

Present continuous

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

Simple past

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

Past continuous

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

Present perfect

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

Present perfect continuous

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

Past perfect

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

Past perfect continuous

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

Future

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

Future continuous

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

Future perfect

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

Future perfect continuous

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

Conditional present

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

Conditional perfect

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

Conditional present progressive

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

Conditional perfect progressive

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

Present subjunctive

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

Past subjunctive

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

Past perfect subjunctive

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

Imperative

you cake
we Let´s cake
you cake

Present participle

caking

Past participle

caked

We cannot have our cake and eat it.

That is as it were the icing on the cake.

Chocolate cake is a supernormal stimulus.

You blow out candles on top of a birthday cake.

Why have you cut up the cake in the way you have?

It wasn’t designed for chocolate cake.

You can have your cake, or you can eat it.

Ninety-eight percent of cases, this is a piece of cake.

And there are lots of supernormal stimuli; chocolate cake is one.

Now, this lady, on the wall of the dung cake heap, has made a painting.

A Filipina activist once said to me, "How do you cook a rice cake?

Everyone wants as large a slice as possible of this huge cake.

It stands to reason that we love chocolate cake because it is sweet.

I would gladly have offered him a cake if he had been here to celebrate.

How big should renewable energy’ s slice of the energy cake be?

It seems a bit pointless simply to tag along to Johannesburg as a kind of icing on the cake.

However, a correspondingly larger number of businesses then fail to receive a slice of the cake.

I believe that would be the icing on the cake to conclude that important ceremony.

And "marble cake" is significant because it is the channel that this group called Anonymous organized.

The problem is not that there is one cake to be shared between regions, as some would have us believe.

We need to find a golden mean, so that we can have our cake and eat it.

Everyone wants a small piece of the large cake, but they do not want to see the cake as a whole made larger.

Compared with the introduction of the euro itself, this cruise upstream by the 'Euroboat ' is a piece of cake.

You cannot have your fudge cake and eat it by denying such inherent flexibility in the Treaty.

If you want a printed sugar birthday cake, you have to use one of our prefab images -- only for professionals."

We used to cook; now we just add water, or a little bit of an egg if you're making a cake or something.

And I said, "Yeah, that I'm going to have a party and a cake and get a lot of presents?" And my dad said, "Well, yes.

Beautiful chocolate cake: first serving is delicious, second one not so much, then we feel disgust.

What we see with, say, chocolate cake is it’s a supernormal stimulus to tweak our design wiring.

This oil cake symbolises the enormous amount of work we have to do to make our seas cleaner and maritime transport safer.

There are moreover some others - I come from this country too - who say that they want to pay less for the cake in future.

In other words, there is a conflict between the parafiscal and fiscal aims - you cannot have your cake and eat it.

And kids could bring in drawings and have the store print a sugar plate for the top of their birthday cake.

I do want to talk -- the absolute icing on this cemetery cake is the Barricini family mausoleum nearby.

We have a cake which at the moment we divide into fifteen pieces both in our agricultural and our structural policy.

The euro can be the icing on the cake of sound economic management, but no amount of propaganda or spin can ever sell it on its own.

If they want to mix up a cake, they're doing it by hand. ~~~ That's physical activity.

An agreement on the United Nations plan to reunite Cyprus would have been the icing on the cake of the Copenhagen Council.

Nor can it be right that although the CAP cake has to be shared between 25 Member States, one country gets a gigantic 23.4 per cent slice.

What I need to say to the planners of the world, the governments, the strategists is, "You have treated the arts as the cherry on the cake.