← stage — definición

Conjugation of stage

Regular CEFR A2

/steɪd͡ʒ/

To jettison a spent stage of a multistage rocket or other launch vehicle and light the engine(s) of the stage above it. Ver definición completa →

Indicative

Present

I	stage
you	stage
he / she / it	stages
we	stage
they	stage
you (plural)	stage

Past simple

I	staged
you	staged
he / she / it	staged
we	staged
they	staged
you (plural)	staged

Future simple

I	will stage
you	will stage
he / she / it	will stage
we	will stage
they	will stage
you (plural)	will stage

Present continuous

I	am staging
you	are staging
he / she / it	is staging
we	are staging
they	are staging
you (plural)	are staging

Past continuous

I	was staging
you	were staging
he / she / it	was staging
we	were staging
they	were staging
you (plural)	were staging

Future continuous

I	will be staging
you	will be staging
he / she / it	will be staging
we	will be staging
they	will be staging
you (plural)	will be staging

Present perfect

I	have staged
you	have staged
he / she / it	has staged
we	have staged
they	have staged
you (plural)	have staged

Past perfect

I	had staged
you	had staged
he / she / it	had staged
we	had staged
they	had staged
you (plural)	had staged

Future perfect

I	will have staged
you	will have staged
he / she / it	will have staged
we	will have staged
they	will have staged
you (plural)	will have staged

Conditional

Present

I	would stage
you	would stage
he / she / it	would stage
we	would stage
they	would stage
you (plural)	would stage

Conditional perfect

I	would have staged
you	would have staged
he / she / it	would have staged
we	would have staged
they	would have staged
you (plural)	would have staged

Subjunctive

Present

I	stage
you	stage
he / she / it	stage
we	stage
they	stage
you (plural)	stage

Imperative

Affirmative

you	stage
we	let's stage
you (plural)	stage

Más conjugaciones

stage dive stage dived stage dives stage diving stage door stage doored stage dooring stage whisper