Konjugation Verb normalised auf Englisch

Present

• I normalise
• you normalise
• he/she/it normalises
• we normalise
• you normalise
• they normalise

Preterite

• I normalised
• you normalised
• he/she/it normalised
• we normalised
• you normalised
• they normalised

Present continuous

• I am normalising
• you are normalising
• he/she/it is normalising
• we are normalising
• you are normalising
• they are normalising

Present perfect

• I have normalised
• you have normalised
• he/she/it has normalised
• we have normalised
• you have normalised
• they have normalised

Future

• I will normalise
• you will normalise
• he/she/it will normalise
• we will normalise
• you will normalise
• they will normalise

Future perfect

• I will have normalised
• you will have normalised
• he/she/it will have normalised
• we will have normalised
• you will have normalised
• they will have normalised

Past continous

• I was normalising
• you were normalising
• he/she/it was normalising
• we were normalising
• you were normalising
• they were normalising

Past perfect

• I had normalised
• you had normalised
• he/she/it had normalised
• we had normalised
• you had normalised
• they had normalised

Future continuous

• I will be normalising
• you will be normalising
• he/she/it will be normalising
• we will be normalising
• you will be normalising
• they will be normalising

Present perfect continuous

• I have been normalising
• you have been normalising
• he/she/it has been normalising
• we have been normalising
• you have been normalising
• they have been normalising

Past perfect continuous

• I had been normalising
• you had been normalising
• he/she/it had been normalising
• we had been normalising
• you had been normalising
• they had been normalising

Future perfect continuous

• I will have been normalising
• you will have been normalising
• he/she/it will have been normalising
• we will have been normalising
• you will have been normalising
• they will have been normalising

Present

• normalising

Past

• normalised

• having normalised