Verbo "to mismatch" - coniugazione verbi inglesi

Present

I mismatch
you mismatch
he/she/it mismatches
we mismatch
you mismatch
they mismatch

Present continuous

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

Simple past

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

Past continuous

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

Present perfect

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

Present perfect continuous

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

Past perfect

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

Past perfect continuous

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

Future

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

Future continuous

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

Future perfect

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

Future perfect continuous

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

Conditional present

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

Conditional perfect

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

Conditional present progressive

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

Conditional perfect progressive

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

Present subjunctive

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

Past subjunctive

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

Past perfect subjunctive

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

Imperative

you mismatch
we Let´s mismatch
you mismatch

Present participle

mismatching

Past participle

mismatched

Here are some explanations for this mismatch:

So why are people willing to adjust with that mismatch?

Together, these might cause a mismatch in your numbers.

Mr President, the EU Constitution and Turkey constitute a mismatch.

There is a mismatch between what science knows and what business does.

If you look at the science, there is a mismatch between what science knows and what business does.

Moreover the creation of SEM provided no solution to the continuing mismatch between 8 voluminous administrative resources.

So, we've reached a truly remarkable situation, a grotesque mismatch between the American intelligentsia and the American electorate.

That leads to a truly surreal and unhealthy mismatch between what the laws of the Member States say and the way in which they are implemented.

We can only observe with regret that there continues to be a mismatch between the EU's foreign policy and its trade policy activities.

So you've got this massive mismatch; everyone knows that if they share they're going to get HIV, but they're all sharing anyway.

I would mention in particular, the mismatch between the ambitious targets set in the directive and the resources available to the Commission to deliver on these targets.

These rapid collapses are especially likely where there's a mismatch between available resources and resource consumption, or a mismatch between economic outlays and economic potential.

Of course, there is also this other mismatch between the solemn proclamation of great principles and the sociopolitical realities which, sadly, make human rights remain unheeded.