Verbo "to refer" - coniugazione verbi inglesi

Present

I refer
you refer
he/she/it refers
we refer
you refer
they refer

Present continuous

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

Simple past

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

Past continuous

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

Present perfect

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

Present perfect continuous

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

Past perfect

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

Past perfect continuous

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

Future

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

Future continuous

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

Future perfect

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

Future perfect continuous

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

Conditional present

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

Conditional perfect

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

Conditional present progressive

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

Conditional perfect progressive

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

Present subjunctive

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

Past subjunctive

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

Past perfect subjunctive

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

Imperative

you refer
we Let´s refer
you refer

Present participle

referring

Past participle

referred

I refer to Eurodac.

Let me refer to two points.

I refer to point 9.

I would refer to two points.

I shall now refer to management.

I want to refer to three points.

I refer to high technology.

Let me refer you to paragraph 36.

So it is relevant to refer to this.

I shall refer to two key issues.

Here I refer to the western Balkans.

I shall refer to some of them.

I shall refer to three issues.

I refer you to Title 2 of the Treaty.

I, therefore, refer to joint ventures.

I should like to refer to Kaliningrad.

I refer to what has already been said.

I refer to the problem of cohesion.

I refer to the reform of institutions.

I refer of course to those who survived.

I am going to refer to the EMU situation.

I refer to Amendments Nos 1 and 12.

Let me refer to another issue.

Let me refer to another area.

I shall refer to two particular instances.

I refer to organized crime.

I refer to the reuniting of families.

Not one customer would refer us.

We will refer that matter to the President.

I refer to Articles 2, 3A, 102A and 103.

I will refer firstly to immigration.

I refer to the photograph of Robert Maxwell.

Or why we should not refer to the big names?

Mr President, I refer to page 14.

It is enough to refer to the history books.

I refer now to the celebrated Cologne Summit.

In particular I refer to Zimbabwe.

I refer to the Minutes last night.

I would now like to refer to the second point.

I did not hear anyone refer to you personally.