Verbo "to incriminate" - coniugazione verbi inglesi

Present

I incriminate
you incriminate
he/she/it incriminates
we incriminate
you incriminate
they incriminate

Present continuous

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

Simple past

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

Past continuous

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

Present perfect

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

Present perfect continuous

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

Past perfect

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

Past perfect continuous

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

Future

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

Future continuous

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

Future perfect

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

Future perfect continuous

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

Conditional present

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

Conditional perfect

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

Conditional present progressive

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

Conditional perfect progressive

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

Present subjunctive

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

Past subjunctive

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

Past perfect subjunctive

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

Imperative

you incriminate
we Let´s incriminate
you incriminate

Present participle

incriminating

Past participle

incriminated

They incriminate Iran and acquit the Bush administration, which called Iran a country of the 'axis of evil ' and is threatening war.

Mr Rothley is right in saying that the text before us is chipping away at the principle of nemo tenetur se ipsum accusare, no one is bound to incriminate himself.

There is a proposal to scrap this idea, one of the considerations being that producers should not have to incriminate themselves, and also in the light of professional secrecy.