Verbo "to knit" - coniugazione verbi inglesi

Present

I knit
you knit
he/she/it knits
we knit
you knit
they knit

Present continuous

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

Simple past

I knitted; knit
you knitted; knit
he/she/it knitted; knit
we knitted; knit
you knitted; knit
they knitted; knit

Past continuous

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

Present perfect

I have knitted; knit
you have knitted; knit
he/she/it has knitted; knit
we have knitted; knit
you have knitted; knit
they have knitted; knit

Present perfect continuous

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

Past perfect

I had knitted; knit
you had knitted; knit
he/she/it had knitted; knit
we had knitted; knit
you had knitted; knit
they had knitted; knit

Past perfect continuous

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

Future

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

Future continuous

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

Future perfect

I will have knitted; knit
you will have knitted; knit
he/she/it will have knitted; knit
we will have knitted; knit
you will have knitted; knit
they will have knitted; knit

Future perfect continuous

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

Conditional present

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

Conditional perfect

I would have knitted; knit
you would have knitted; knit
he/she/it would have knitted; knit
we would have knitted; knit
you would have knitted; knit
they would have knitted; knit

Conditional present progressive

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

Conditional perfect progressive

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

Present subjunctive

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

Past subjunctive

I knitted; knit
you knitted; knit
he/she/it knitted; knit
we knitted; knit
you knitted; knit
they knitted; knit

Past perfect subjunctive

I had knitted; knit
you had knitted; knit
he/she/it had knitted; knit
we had knitted; knit
you had knitted; knit
they had knitted; knit

Imperative

you knit
we Let´s knit
you knit

Present participle

knitting

Past participle

knitted; knit

Like I say, it's a tight knit community.

And as it evaporates, it will knit itself together, forming seams.

We can weave them, knit them, or we can make them like you see here.

In your closely-knit community you place great emphasis on the family.

And it's a great cadre of people, incredibly close-knit community of people.

Culturally they are a very tight-knit community with their own laws that discriminate against women.

(Laughter) So in the studio, rather than drawing, we began to learn how to knit.

The expanding Union may not be very close-knit, so we need more arrangements for closer cooperation.

I have been able to rely on a close-knit, highly professional team, which has worked together in great harmony.

(Laughter) But the truth is that I had a very happy childhood, full of laughter and love, in a very close-knit family.

And so some people knit together the networks around them, creating a kind of dense web of ties in which they're comfortably embedded.

The concept was to really knit this rope together and develop this new soft infrastructure for the oysters to grow on.

The intention was that all this work would take us into the Europe of the 21st century, a closer-knit, more democratic, more mutually supportive Europe.

There must therefore be policies that promote an extensive and tightly-knit network of small and medium-sized family farms and the development of local and regional markets.

Some colleagues have made it clear that this is a close-knit web of natural factors, but it is bound up with very many important political, social and economic factors as well.

Madam President, this debate confronts us with the wholly individual character of the European Union as a closely-knit framework of cooperation between independent Member States.

He ensures that the Church lives, grows and takes shape like a body “joined and knit together by every joint with which it is supplied, when each part is working properly” (Eph 4:16).