Verbo "to extend" - coniugazione verbi inglesi

Present

I extend
you extend
he/she/it extends
we extend
you extend
they extend

Present continuous

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

Simple past

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

Past continuous

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

Present perfect

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

Present perfect continuous

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

Past perfect

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

Past perfect continuous

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

Future

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

Future continuous

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

Future perfect

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

Future perfect continuous

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

Conditional present

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

Conditional perfect

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

Conditional present progressive

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

Conditional perfect progressive

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

Present subjunctive

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

Past subjunctive

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

Past perfect subjunctive

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

Imperative

you extend
we Let´s extend
you extend

Present participle

extending

Past participle

extended

To extend an experiment:

Why do we want to extend them?

Extend your left arm, OK.

We would like to extend this list.

I extend a special greeting to Mons.

The list could extend much further.

Extend your fingers like this for me.

Does that invitation extend to Turkey?

We should extend education centres.

Its purpose is to extend and to modernise.

I extend my warmest thanks to the rapporteur.

Turn off your mouse to extend battery life.

The Commission is proposing to extend it to 2010.

We would like to extend our warmest thanks to…for…

I would like to extend our special thanks for this.

I should like to extend my congratulations to both.

And we can extend that now to just about everything.

Why should we extend it by one year?

We extend our deepest sympathies to them.

Secondly, how far does this unanimity extend?

Why else do we need to extend the time?

Chris, could you extend your arm out that way?

The first is to extend Europol's remit.

Why is it so necessary to extend the ISAF's mandate?

I also greet Mr Cox and extend to him as well.

In the South, should we extend as far as Turkey?

I extend my best wishes for Christmas to everyone present.

I must also extend these congratulations to Mr McCartin.

My second question is about how far these agreements extend.

It is for all those reasons that we must extend this report.

I am delighted to extend my heartfelt welcome to all of you.

I extend my cordial greeting and good wishes to each of you.

A European law of the Council may extend this period.

For that I wish to extend warm thanks to Mrs Rothe.

I extend a special greeting to all the residents of Ostia.

Are we sure that we should not, in fact, extend it beyond 1997?

Would it not be possible to extend reform over a longer period?

We see this in the failure to extend the OSCE mission in Minsk.

We must look at how we can extend that to other age groups.

And we'll extend it to the rural centers and make it affordable.