Verbo "to reprimand" - coniugazione verbi inglesi

Present

I reprimand
you reprimand
he/she/it reprimands
we reprimand
you reprimand
they reprimand

Present continuous

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

Simple past

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

Past continuous

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

Present perfect

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

Present perfect continuous

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

Past perfect

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

Past perfect continuous

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

Future

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

Future continuous

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

Future perfect

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

Future perfect continuous

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

Conditional present

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

Conditional perfect

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

Conditional present progressive

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

Conditional perfect progressive

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

Present subjunctive

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

Past subjunctive

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

Past perfect subjunctive

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

Imperative

you reprimand
we Let´s reprimand
you reprimand

Present participle

reprimanding

Past participle

reprimanded

Should we reprimand ministers?

How are you going to reprimand a grizzly bear?

Finally, I would like to reprimand the Council.

Is the European Union competent to reprimand independent states?

Madam President, yesterday the European Commission decided to give Paul Van Buitenen an official reprimand.

India should be reprimanded, agreed, but this reprimand must also act as a warning to other countries.

I do not believe it is enough merely to reprimand the current Ukrainian authorities for their failure to enforce democratic electoral rules.

The consequence though is that refusal to grant discharge from now on is simply a reprimand on the Commission, not a way of censuring the Commission.

It is deeply disquieting to have the feeling outside the Commission that any behaviour is accepted without fear of reprimand.

And if Ireland is not given a reprimand now, it will be very difficult to criticise the policy of Member States in future.

Commissioner Solbes Mira's reprimand angered middle Ireland and raised fears of Europe meddling in our tax affairs.

Clearly, this can hardly be interpreted as anything other than an insinuation that Mr Asp did something he ought not to have done and that he might perhaps even deserve a reprimand.

I find no trace of any serious reprimand for the three Commissioners responsible, making it clear that they were in breach of their supervisory responsibilities and of their duty of care.

The Commission does good work here, and the fact that its decisions are not always palatable to those Member States which it is forced to reprimand in no way detracts from the value of that work.