Conjugation
counsel
Language
English
IndicativePresent
- I counsel
- you counsel
- you counsel
- he/she/it counsels
- we counsel
- they counsel
IndicativePreterite
- I counselled
- you counselled
- you counselled
- he/she/it counselled
- we counselled
- they counselled
IndicativePresent continuous
- I am counselling
- you are counselling
- you are counselling
- he/she/it is counselling
- we are counselling
- they are counselling
IndicativePresent perfect
- I have counselled
- you have counselled
- you have counselled
- he/she/it has counselled
- we have counselled
- they have counselled
IndicativeFuture
- I will counsel
- you will counsel
- you will counsel
- he/she/it will counsel
- we will counsel
- they will counsel
IndicativeFuture perfect
- I will have counselled
- you will have counselled
- you will have counselled
- he/she/it will have counselled
- we will have counselled
- they will have counselled
IndicativePast continous
- I was counselling
- you were counselling
- you were counselling
- he/she/it was counselling
- we were counselling
- they were counselling
IndicativePast perfect
- I had counselled
- you had counselled
- you had counselled
- he/she/it had counselled
- we had counselled
- they had counselled
IndicativeFuture continuous
- I will be counselling
- you will be counselling
- you will be counselling
- he/she/it will be counselling
- we will be counselling
- they will be counselling
IndicativePresent perfect continuous
- I have been counselling
- you have been counselling
- you have been counselling
- he/she/it has been counselling
- we have been counselling
- they have been counselling
IndicativePast perfect continuous
- I had been counselling
- you had been counselling
- you had been counselling
- he/she/it had been counselling
- we had been counselling
- they had been counselling
IndicativeFuture perfect continuous
- I will have been counselling
- you will have been counselling
- you will have been counselling
- he/she/it will have been counselling
- we will have been counselling
- they will have been counselling
ParticiplePresent
- counselling
ParticiplePast
- counselled
Perfect participle
- having counselled
Examples
They provide counsel on a voluntary basis, with little institutional support.
The child also has a right to a counsel.
It is our duty to counsel with our brethren, and to heed their advice.
Nevertheless, no specific law obliges an arresting officer to inform the detained person of his right to counsel.
They provide counsel on a voluntary basis, with little institutional support.
The child also has a right to a counsel.
It is our duty to counsel with our brethren, and to heed their advice.
Nevertheless, no specific law obliges an arresting officer to inform the detained person of his right to counsel.
They provide counsel on a voluntary basis, with little institutional support.
The child also has a right to a counsel.
It is our duty to counsel with our brethren, and to heed their advice.
Nevertheless, no specific law obliges an arresting officer to inform the detained person of his right to counsel.
They provide counsel on a voluntary basis, with little institutional support.
The child also has a right to a counsel.
It is our duty to counsel with our brethren, and to heed their advice.
Nevertheless, no specific law obliges an arresting officer to inform the detained person of his right to counsel.