Conjugation
research
Language
English
IndicativePresent
- I research
- you research
- you research
- he/she/it researches
- we research
- they research
IndicativePreterite
- I researched
- you researched
- you researched
- he/she/it researched
- we researched
- they researched
IndicativePresent continuous
- I am researching
- you are researching
- you are researching
- he/she/it is researching
- we are researching
- they are researching
IndicativePresent perfect
- I have researched
- you have researched
- you have researched
- he/she/it has researched
- we have researched
- they have researched
IndicativeFuture
- I will research
- you will research
- you will research
- he/she/it will research
- we will research
- they will research
IndicativeFuture perfect
- I will have researched
- you will have researched
- you will have researched
- he/she/it will have researched
- we will have researched
- they will have researched
IndicativePast continous
- I was researching
- you were researching
- you were researching
- he/she/it was researching
- we were researching
- they were researching
IndicativePast perfect
- I had researched
- you had researched
- you had researched
- he/she/it had researched
- we had researched
- they had researched
IndicativeFuture continuous
- I will be researching
- you will be researching
- you will be researching
- he/she/it will be researching
- we will be researching
- they will be researching
IndicativePresent perfect continuous
- I have been researching
- you have been researching
- you have been researching
- he/she/it has been researching
- we have been researching
- they have been researching
IndicativePast perfect continuous
- I had been researching
- you had been researching
- you had been researching
- he/she/it had been researching
- we had been researching
- they had been researching
IndicativeFuture perfect continuous
- I will have been researching
- you will have been researching
- you will have been researching
- he/she/it will have been researching
- we will have been researching
- they will have been researching
ParticiplePresent
- researching
ParticiplePast
- researched
Perfect participle
- having researched
Examples
Detailed country-specific research would be required to analyse the phenomenon of "family voting".
In the absence of such research, certain hypotheses have been advanced.
We're really only just now starting to research in kerauno-medicine.
There can't be that many alternate dimensions to research.
Detailed country-specific research would be required to analyse the phenomenon of "family voting".
In the absence of such research, certain hypotheses have been advanced.
We're really only just now starting to research in kerauno-medicine.
There can't be that many alternate dimensions to research.
Detailed country-specific research would be required to analyse the phenomenon of "family voting".
In the absence of such research, certain hypotheses have been advanced.
We're really only just now starting to research in kerauno-medicine.
There can't be that many alternate dimensions to research.
Detailed country-specific research would be required to analyse the phenomenon of "family voting".
In the absence of such research, certain hypotheses have been advanced.
We're really only just now starting to research in kerauno-medicine.
There can't be that many alternate dimensions to research.
Detailed country-specific research would be required to analyse the phenomenon of "family voting".
In the absence of such research, certain hypotheses have been advanced.
We're really only just now starting to research in kerauno-medicine.
There can't be that many alternate dimensions to research.