Verbo "to melt" - coniugazione verbi inglesi

Present

I melt
you melt
he/she/it melts
we melt
you melt
they melt

Present continuous

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

Simple past

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

Past continuous

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

Present perfect

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

Present perfect continuous

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

Past perfect

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

Past perfect continuous

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

Future

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

Future continuous

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

Future perfect

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

Future perfect continuous

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

Conditional present

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

Conditional perfect

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

Conditional present progressive

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

Conditional perfect progressive

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

Present subjunctive

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

Past subjunctive

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

Past perfect subjunctive

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

Imperative

you melt
we Let´s melt
you melt

Present participle

melting

Past participle

melted

You need a melt probe.

Then we very carefully melt onto the slide.

They said, we're going to melt it down and make rocket fuel.

You do not have to melt coins down so often and mint new ones.

When there is more sunlight at high latitudes in summer, ice sheets melt.

But fine words are cheap and that encouragement will soon melt away.

For some magicians or mentalists, sometimes the spoon will bend or melt, sometimes it will not.

But what we can see is, by month six, the tumor has responded and it's begun to melt away.

But we also hadn't pretended that our differences were just going to melt away after a lunch.

Nuclear, the time lag alone will allow the Arctic to melt and other places to melt more.

However, it is easier to claim that mobile phones melt our brains.

A state-of-the-art airplane factory rotating metal wax at fixed metal, or you maybe melt some plastic.

It is not a death when they melt; it is not an end, but a continuation of their path through the cycle of life.

So many of us are convinced now that West Antarctica, the West Antarctic Ice Sheet, is starting to melt.

But it turns out the exiting temperature was 650 degrees F, hot enough to melt lead.

It begins to melt below the boiling point of water and does not drive off the oily contaminants for which it is a sponge.

Why does he choose to let the expertise that is present in the Agency melt away like snow in the sun?

But as you heat it up, it'll melt into a pool of water, and you would be able to see that, actually, it was just made of H20, water.

So we drill back in time to see how often that's happened, and exactly how fast that ice can melt.

Well, it's been calculated a few degrees' rise in the earth's temperature would melt the polar ice caps.

Now here, our entire oceans are evaporating off the surface, and as it keeps getting hotter at some point the entire planet's going to melt down.

It was so serious that the team which cleared the track after the accident was clothed in what looked like space suits, which almost began to melt.

If we continue at this rate, without effective action, global warming will cause ice-sheets to melt in the north and the spread of deserts in the south.

And, so now, when the polar ice caps melt, my recording studio will rise up like an ark, and I'll float off into the drowned world like a character from a J.G. Ballard novel.

I felt it very strongly during our little deliberations at Vevey, that when people of all different persuasions come together, working side by side for a common goal, differences melt away.

At some point, there is a danger of thermal runaway as the polar caps melt, reflect less sunshine and cause a rapid increase in atmospheric warming.

As Earth warms, now because of extra CO2 we put in the atmosphere, ice will melt, and CO2 and methane will be released by warming ocean and melting permafrost.