Conjugation
alleging
Language
English
IndicativePresent
- I allege
- you allege
- you allege
- he/she/it alleges
- we allege
- they allege
IndicativePreterite
- I alleged
- you alleged
- you alleged
- he/she/it alleged
- we alleged
- they alleged
IndicativePresent continuous
- I am alleging
- you are alleging
- you are alleging
- he/she/it is alleging
- we are alleging
- they are alleging
IndicativePresent perfect
- I have alleged
- you have alleged
- you have alleged
- he/she/it has alleged
- we have alleged
- they have alleged
IndicativeFuture
- I will allege
- you will allege
- you will allege
- he/she/it will allege
- we will allege
- they will allege
IndicativeFuture perfect
- I will have alleged
- you will have alleged
- you will have alleged
- he/she/it will have alleged
- we will have alleged
- they will have alleged
IndicativePast continous
- I was alleging
- you were alleging
- you were alleging
- he/she/it was alleging
- we were alleging
- they were alleging
IndicativePast perfect
- I had alleged
- you had alleged
- you had alleged
- he/she/it had alleged
- we had alleged
- they had alleged
IndicativeFuture continuous
- I will be alleging
- you will be alleging
- you will be alleging
- he/she/it will be alleging
- we will be alleging
- they will be alleging
IndicativePresent perfect continuous
- I have been alleging
- you have been alleging
- you have been alleging
- he/she/it has been alleging
- we have been alleging
- they have been alleging
IndicativePast perfect continuous
- I had been alleging
- you had been alleging
- you had been alleging
- he/she/it had been alleging
- we had been alleging
- they had been alleging
IndicativeFuture perfect continuous
- I will have been alleging
- you will have been alleging
- you will have been alleging
- he/she/it will have been alleging
- we will have been alleging
- they will have been alleging
ParticiplePresent
- alleging
ParticiplePast
- alleged
Perfect participle
- having alleged
Examples
On 26 January, inspectors attempted to evict the workers, alleging that the strike was illegal.
Of the 101 cases heard by the Commission in 2000, 40 had been filed by women alleging pay discrimination.
On 26 January, inspectors attempted to evict the workers, alleging that the strike was illegal.
Of the 101 cases heard by the Commission in 2000, 40 had been filed by women alleging pay discrimination.
On 26 January, inspectors attempted to evict the workers, alleging that the strike was illegal.
Of the 101 cases heard by the Commission in 2000, 40 had been filed by women alleging pay discrimination.