Verbo "to venture" - coniugazione verbi inglesi

Present

I venture
you venture
he/she/it ventures
we venture
you venture
they venture

Present continuous

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

Simple past

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

Past continuous

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

Present perfect

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

Present perfect continuous

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

Past perfect

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

Past perfect continuous

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

Future

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

Future continuous

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

Future perfect

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

Future perfect continuous

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

Conditional present

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

Conditional perfect

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

Conditional present progressive

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

Conditional perfect progressive

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

Present subjunctive

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

Past subjunctive

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

Past perfect subjunctive

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

Imperative

you venture
we Let´s venture
you venture

Present participle

venturing

Past participle

ventured

Europe is a common venture.

By day, I'm a venture capitalist.

We venture a tentative 'yes '.

They're in a joint venture with Sumitomo.

This is an exciting new venture.

It is actually a business venture.

We feel this is this is a longer-term venture.

The area under debate is a common venture.

But I would venture to say better late than never.

But let us venture to take this step together!

I venture to doubt that that will add up to a debate.

I venture there are many in this room.

This is an important venture which we must all support.

The same applies to venture capital funds.

Joint venture companies in Germany are working extremely well.

That would be unacceptable and, I would venture to say, unlawful.

The situation is, I venture to say, a little bizarre.

I would not venture to say that it did so with any great conviction.

Too much is at stake for us to venture into the unknown in this way.

Mr President, I venture to describe Mr Schröder's report as excellent.

I do not believe Europe should venture along that path.

It becomes your eyes and ears as you venture into the deep.

And perhaps Cuba wants to be one of the partners in a four-way joint venture.

I am also looking at a similar venture, namely a European youth card.

One might venture to say that the means are overshadowing the ends.

Mr President, at this hour of the night I should not venture to make a statement.

At the same time, I would also venture to say that the euro in fact needs Sweden.

But let us be honest: the Community venture is in need of a facelift.

Secretary-General, I would venture to hope that you will select this candidate.

The pace of this venture must now be stepped up if it is to survive.

And he ended his life selling companies to venture capitalists.

The availability of venture capital, for example, is a key factor here.

You can't travel very far or venture too far outside a certain circle.

Furthermore, more venture capital is needed to establish companies.

With my new venture, Marilyn Monrobot, I would like to use art to create tech.

I would venture to say that this is totally contrary to the stated intentions of the EU.

Without this political will, such a venture could never have succeeded.

We have heard about the Joint European Venture Programme and why it has failed.

The Commission has already made a certain number of things available for venture capital.

It's a nonprofit, venture capital fund for the poor, a few oxymorons in one sentence.