Verbo "to undergo" - coniugazione verbi inglesi

Present

I undergo
you undergo
he/she/it undergoes
we undergo
you undergo
they undergo

Present continuous

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

Simple past

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

Past continuous

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

Present perfect

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

Present perfect continuous

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

Past perfect

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

Past perfect continuous

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

Future

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

Future continuous

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

Future perfect

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

Future perfect continuous

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

Conditional present

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

Conditional perfect

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

Conditional present progressive

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

Conditional perfect progressive

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

Present subjunctive

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

Past subjunctive

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

Past perfect subjunctive

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

Imperative

you undergo
we Let´s undergo
you undergo

Present participle

undergoing

Past participle

undergone

So she elected to undergo a focused ultrasound procedure in 2008.

Unfortunately he has had to undergo an operation and cannot be here today.

Nevertheless, the prodigal son is ready to undergo that humiliation and shame.

Even then, it was clear that some bodies would have to undergo a process of change.

Not just the Commission, but the whole European Union, must undergo reform.

The common agricultural policy must for that reason alone undergo far-reaching changes.

Mr President, Europe and all its institutions are called to undergo a great test.

And many of those patients refused to undergo surgery to have people cut into their brain.

It can undergo complex reactions, some of which are happily architectural.

It is quite clear from the annexes that the radio equipment must also undergo the necessary tests.

Do the data which the Commission receives from Greece for processing undergo statistical correction?

Once Turkey joins, Europe will have to undergo a radical change of face and objectives.

Here we have a person declaring his innocence and asking to undergo DNA testing.

After all, these problems are characteristic of a country that is having to undergo a multifaceted transition.

PVC as a material needs to undergo a thorough assessment of its entire life-cycle.

The future of structural policy would therefore seem to be uncertain and will have to undergo significant reform.

The patients learn to do this themselves And then the patients can undergo all the activities of their daily life.

We do not need hundreds and thousands of them if animals have to undergo lengthy torture to produce them.

However, it is the case that that currency belongs to Bosnia-Herzegovina and will not undergo any change in itself.

The new evangelization should undergo the mystery of the grain of mustard without seeking the immediate success.

Commissioner, waste management in Europe must undergo complete reform as a matter of urgency.

The only way farms could survive was to scale-up and undergo mechanisation.

Another argument which is heard increasingly frequently is that the EU itself should undergo internal reform first.

To that end they require employees who are well trained, highly motivated and always prepared to undergo further training.

And we all know that there are sectors, such as the banking sector, which will undergo radical change in the coming years.

We are fully cognisant that in order to attain these objectives the current system will have to undergo substantial reform.

Firstly, all of the European Union's policies should undergo a 'Johannesburg check '.

Following the reform of the CAP, European agriculture has to undergo its next major reform very soon.

This is why we propose that the report, which is totally unacceptable in its present form, should undergo substantial amendment.

This is a summit which intends to slow down climate change and at which the Kyoto Protocol will undergo its ordeal by fire.

Once a certain level of Green-house gas concentration has passed in the atmosphere, the whole system will undergo drastic changes.

Thirdly, the enlargement has implications for the PHARE programme which will need to undergo a rationalization of its objectives.

We have no doubt that the crises will continue unless the policies and conditions which nourish them undergo substantive changes.

Contempt has been shown towards the ten new countries which will have to undergo further waves of liberalisation and privatisation.

We are abstaining from voting on this report because we think that the Common Agricultural Policy must undergo fundamental reforms.

We are abstaining in the vote on this report because we think that the Common Agricultural Policy must undergo fundamental reforms.

So it is out of the question at this stage to launch a premature examination, to make the Member States undergo a qualification test.

Nevertheless, the prodigal son is ready to undergo that humiliation and shame.

There is a need to develop software and information and to undergo training in order to take advantage of this.

The list of things that so many women, young girls and children are forced to undergo was pitiable, as were the details of these things.