Conjugation
ground
Language
English
IndicativePresent
- I ground
- you ground
- you ground
- he/she/it grounds
- we ground
- they ground
IndicativePreterite
- I grounded
- you grounded
- you grounded
- he/she/it grounded
- we grounded
- they grounded
IndicativePresent continuous
- I am grounding
- you are grounding
- you are grounding
- he/she/it is grounding
- we are grounding
- they are grounding
IndicativePresent perfect
- I have grounded
- you have grounded
- you have grounded
- he/she/it has grounded
- we have grounded
- they have grounded
IndicativeFuture
- I will ground
- you will ground
- you will ground
- he/she/it will ground
- we will ground
- they will ground
IndicativeFuture perfect
- I will have grounded
- you will have grounded
- you will have grounded
- he/she/it will have grounded
- we will have grounded
- they will have grounded
IndicativePast continous
- I was grounding
- you were grounding
- you were grounding
- he/she/it was grounding
- we were grounding
- they were grounding
IndicativePast perfect
- I had grounded
- you had grounded
- you had grounded
- he/she/it had grounded
- we had grounded
- they had grounded
IndicativeFuture continuous
- I will be grounding
- you will be grounding
- you will be grounding
- he/she/it will be grounding
- we will be grounding
- they will be grounding
IndicativePresent perfect continuous
- I have been grounding
- you have been grounding
- you have been grounding
- he/she/it has been grounding
- we have been grounding
- they have been grounding
IndicativePast perfect continuous
- I had been grounding
- you had been grounding
- you had been grounding
- he/she/it had been grounding
- we had been grounding
- they had been grounding
IndicativeFuture perfect continuous
- I will have been grounding
- you will have been grounding
- you will have been grounding
- he/she/it will have been grounding
- we will have been grounding
- they will have been grounding
ParticiplePresent
- grounding
ParticiplePast
- grounded
Perfect participle
- having grounded
Examples
That provision might constitute the legal ground for the "polluter-pays" principle.
The privilege has sometimes been defended on the ground that it protects family harmony.
The ground state spin cannot be explained with this model for reasonable values of the deformation.
Its deposition in the ground meristem tissue is surprisingly nonuniform.
You can't ground a kid after pulling something like that.
Well, to help you understand, I'm going to ground you.
That provision might constitute the legal ground for the "polluter-pays" principle.
The privilege has sometimes been defended on the ground that it protects family harmony.
The ground state spin cannot be explained with this model for reasonable values of the deformation.
Its deposition in the ground meristem tissue is surprisingly nonuniform.
You can't ground a kid after pulling something like that.
Well, to help you understand, I'm going to ground you.