Werkwoord "to hail" - Engelse werkwoorden

Present

I hail
you hail
he/she/it hails
we hail
you hail
they hail

Present continuous

I am hailing
you are hailing
he/she/it is hailing
we are hailing
you are hailing
they are hailing

Simple past

I hailed
you hailed
he/she/it hailed
we hailed
you hailed
they hailed

Past continuous

I was hailing
you were hailing
he/she/it was hailing
we were hailing
you were hailing
they were hailing

Present perfect

I have hailed
you have hailed
he/she/it has hailed
we have hailed
you have hailed
they have hailed

Present perfect continuous

I have been hailing
you have been hailing
he/she/it has been hailing
we have been hailing
you have been hailing
they have been hailing

Past perfect

I had hailed
you had hailed
he/she/it had hailed
we had hailed
you had hailed
they had hailed

Past perfect continuous

I had been hailing
you had been hailing
he/she/it had been hailing
we had been hailing
you had been hailing
they had been hailing

Future

I will hail
you will hail
he/she/it will hail
we will hail
you will hail
they will hail

Future continuous

I will be hailing
you will be hailing
he/she/it will be hailing
we will be hailing
you will be hailing
they will be hailing

Future perfect

I will have hailed
you will have hailed
he/she/it will have hailed
we will have hailed
you will have hailed
they will have hailed

Future perfect continuous

I will have been hailing
you will have been hailing
he/she/it will have been hailing
we will have been hailing
you will have been hailing
they will have been hailing

Conditional present

I would hail
you would hail
he/she/it would hail
we would hail
you would hail
they would hail

Conditional perfect

I would have hailed
you would have hailed
he/she/it would have hailed
we would have hailed
you would have hailed
they would have hailed

Conditional present progressive

I would be hailing
you would be hailing
he/she/it would be hailing
we would be hailing
you would be hailing
they would be hailing

Conditional perfect progressive

I would have been hailing
you would have been hailing
he/she/it would have been hailing
we would have been hailing
you would have been hailing
they would have been hailing

Present subjunctive

I hail
you hail
he/she/it hail
we hail
you hail
they hail

Past subjunctive

I hailed
you hailed
he/she/it hailed
we hailed
you hailed
they hailed

Past perfect subjunctive

I had hailed
you had hailed
he/she/it had hailed
we had hailed
you had hailed
they had hailed

Imperative

you hail
we Let´s hail
you hail

Present participle

hailing

Past participle

hailed

Hail the conquering hero!

So all hail to that.

All hail the New York giants!

Hail Mary, full of grace, the Lord is with thee.

Hail Mary, full of grace, the Lord is with thee.

Hail the ‘ no’ votes in the French and Dutch referenda!

I hail from Nuremberg, the city of the Nazi Party conferences.

From the perspective of the new Member States, you hail from a distant country.

Other countries, for example the one I hail from, do not apply this facility.

(Laughter) You know, it's just like the hail goes out and people are ready to help.

So I hail the European Parliament directive which recognizes that.

Our 626 Members of the European Parliament, at any rate, hail from 130 different national parties.

Mr President, I hail from a country abounding in water and I also have my home in Amsterdam near water.

Mr President, this enlargement project is to the little country I hail from, Denmark, a matter of national pride.

These days, an increasing proportion of refugees in Europe hail from the developing world, and we are less hospitable.

Mr President, unfortunately we will not be able to hail the definitive shape of the European Union at Amsterdam.

Ambulances drive round under a hail of bullets to rescue the injured and to collect the dead that they are unable to bury.

Those of us who hail from Central Europe remember well what a beacon of hope Radio Free Europe was for us.

Finally, concerning international issues, I, like others here, am keen to hail the return of democracy to Serbia.

Mr President, I should first of all like to express my solidarity with the Galician people and with the MEPs who hail from that region.

Or think about being in New York City and tracking down an intelligent cab on your smart phone so you don't have to wait in the cold to hail one.

The united gathering in Tel Aviv against the policies of the Netanyahu government and for the defence of the people is a sign of hope that we must hail.

Well, Mr President, I am most concerned about them because I also hail from a small village where alas the last corner shop has disappeared.

These drivers mainly hail from Eastern Europe and beyond and put much less heavy pressure on the labour costs of a company than do their European colleagues.

Members of this Parliament hail from 15 different sovereign states and are aware that company law differs widely from one Member State to another.

Unfortunately, we have to establish time and again that Europeans, whether they hail from north or south, east or west, have little faith in the European Union's bookkeeping.

These days, refugees mostly hail from further afield, look different to western Europeans, and there is far less understanding for the situation from which they are fleeing.

I have always been convinced that, for the European Union, what counts is not the size of the country you hail from, but the strength of your ideas and the clarity of your vision.

Mr President, as I hail from Skåne in Southern Sweden, I believe I have no need to waste polite phrases on the Danish Prime Minister, but can speak directly.

Madam President, the destruction is unprecedented: floods, hail and gales have destroyed considerable areas of apple orchards in the Pilion region.