Verbo "to pledge" - coniugazione verbi inglesi

Present

I pledge
you pledge
he/she/it pledges
we pledge
you pledge
they pledge

Present continuous

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

Simple past

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

Past continuous

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

Present perfect

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

Present perfect continuous

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

Past perfect

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

Past perfect continuous

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

Future

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

Future continuous

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

Future perfect

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

Future perfect continuous

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

Conditional present

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

Conditional perfect

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

Conditional present progressive

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

Conditional perfect progressive

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

Present subjunctive

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

Past subjunctive

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

Past perfect subjunctive

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

Imperative

you pledge
we Let´s pledge
you pledge

Present participle

pledging

Past participle

pledged

That is the pledge.

I give you that pledge.

We shall remember that pledge.

Kyoto should not remain an empty pledge.

He turned the disarmament pledge into a farce.

We expect a clear pledge on this from the Laeken summit.

The rich countries have still not fulfilled the pledge they made in Rio.

His second pledge was that he would support a subsequent referendum.

That pledge was welcomed by some of the lesser developed countries.

We would see that as a pledge of the good faith of all the partners involved.

He gave no explanation and gave no pledge to improve the situation.

I believe the Swedish Presidency still has a pledge to honour in this respect.

The developing countries must be given a pledge of free and fair trade.

We have to pledge our solidarity, not just with words, but with finance.

The Spirit is the "pledge" of the definitive salvation that God has promised to us.

This is an excellent pledge, but unfortunately, it does not apply to the Netherlands.

A pledge conference on the NDEP is also to be held on 9 July.

The ACP countries represent a pledge made by the European Union, a pledge that it has to honoured.

In that sense, I would like to pledge my group and my time to working on that.

Failure to honour the pledge to halve poverty by 2015 does not fit into this framework either.

If elected I pledge to be a President for the whole Parliament and all its Members.

Planned Monetary Union requires everyone to make an unambiguous pledge to the citizens of Europe.

We, as Socialists, demand in the European Parliament that the Spanish Presidency honour this pledge.

We have expressly adhered to our pledge to the Council that we would not increase the budget.

The additional funding is consistent with the pledge made by the Commission in Tokyo last January.

We made this explicit pledge to Parliament and the Committee on Budgets.

I sincerely congratulate my colleague Riitta Myller on her outstanding report, to which I pledge my support.

And we continue to pledge our support to underpin this bold and courageous process - now and in the future.

With these sentiments in mind, I cordially impart to all my Apostolic Blessing as a pledge of divine favour.

On the other hand, I congratulate the Commission on its determination and I pledge the European Parliament's support.

The Commission has set an example with the EUR 1 billion per year pledge made by President Barroso at the G8.

In her the Word was made flesh and dwelt amongst us; in her we receive the pledge of eternal life.

I would therefore like to recommend that, together with the Commissioner's pledge, it be adopted without any amendments.

Secondly, for the sake of maintaining the peace agreement, a pledge was made to deploy UN peace-keeping troops.

A pledge was made on this occasion that the Red Cross will be allowed to visit prisons and work camps in Tibet.

I expect a great deal from the pledge made thus far, but I am anxious to know what the Commission's actual response will be.

Each of us knows, too, that the struggle to prevent criminals escaping punishment is both a symbol and a pledge of democracy.

No wonder Mr Cameron’ s pledge to leave the PPE-DE Group has become such a huge joke.

Mr President, first of all I would like to thank Commissioner McCreevy for fully living up to the pledge that he gave to us.

We welcome the Maltese Government's pledge to hold a referendum once the negotiations have been concluded.