Conjugation
flounder
Language
English
IndicativePresent
- I flounder
- you flounder
- you flounder
- he/she/it flounders
- we flounder
- they flounder
IndicativePreterite
- I floundered
- you floundered
- you floundered
- he/she/it floundered
- we floundered
- they floundered
IndicativePresent continuous
- I am floundering
- you are floundering
- you are floundering
- he/she/it is floundering
- we are floundering
- they are floundering
IndicativePresent perfect
- I have floundered
- you have floundered
- you have floundered
- he/she/it has floundered
- we have floundered
- they have floundered
IndicativeFuture
- I will flounder
- you will flounder
- you will flounder
- he/she/it will flounder
- we will flounder
- they will flounder
IndicativeFuture perfect
- I will have floundered
- you will have floundered
- you will have floundered
- he/she/it will have floundered
- we will have floundered
- they will have floundered
IndicativePast continous
- I was floundering
- you were floundering
- you were floundering
- he/she/it was floundering
- we were floundering
- they were floundering
IndicativePast perfect
- I had floundered
- you had floundered
- you had floundered
- he/she/it had floundered
- we had floundered
- they had floundered
IndicativeFuture continuous
- I will be floundering
- you will be floundering
- you will be floundering
- he/she/it will be floundering
- we will be floundering
- they will be floundering
IndicativePresent perfect continuous
- I have been floundering
- you have been floundering
- you have been floundering
- he/she/it has been floundering
- we have been floundering
- they have been floundering
IndicativePast perfect continuous
- I had been floundering
- you had been floundering
- you had been floundering
- he/she/it had been floundering
- we had been floundering
- they had been floundering
IndicativeFuture perfect continuous
- I will have been floundering
- you will have been floundering
- you will have been floundering
- he/she/it will have been floundering
- we will have been floundering
- they will have been floundering
ParticiplePresent
- floundering
ParticiplePast
- floundered
Perfect participle
- having floundered
Examples
I spent all my money, but I couldn't get you your flounder.
I made Trey from splicing a tomato and a flounder.
Neither can I accept that the work of political decision-makers should flounder amid endless complaints from organisations.
I warn you clearly, this will not work, will not survive and will ultimately flounder.
I spent all my money, but I couldn't get you your flounder.
I made Trey from splicing a tomato and a flounder.
Neither can I accept that the work of political decision-makers should flounder amid endless complaints from organisations.
I warn you clearly, this will not work, will not survive and will ultimately flounder.
I spent all my money, but I couldn't get you your flounder.
I made Trey from splicing a tomato and a flounder.
Neither can I accept that the work of political decision-makers should flounder amid endless complaints from organisations.
I warn you clearly, this will not work, will not survive and will ultimately flounder.