kill two birds with one stone | conjugation

English verb 'kill two birds with one stone' conjugated in all tenses and forms.

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Indicative

Future perfect Continuous

Future Continuous

Pluperfect Continuous

Past Continuous

Perfect Continuous

Present Continuous

Future perfect Simple

Future Simple

Pluperfect Simple

Past Simple

Perfect Simple

Present Simple

they	will have been killing two birds with one stone
we	will have been killing two birds with one stone
he/she/it	will have been killing two birds with one stone
you	will have been killing two birds with one stone
I	will have been killing two birds with one stone

they	will be killing two birds with one stone
we	will be killing two birds with one stone
he/she/it	will be killing two birds with one stone
you	will be killing two birds with one stone
I	will be killing two birds with one stone

they	had been killing two birds with one stone
we	had been killing two birds with one stone
he/she/it	had been killing two birds with one stone
you	had been killing two birds with one stone
I	had been killing two birds with one stone

they	were killing two birds with one stone
we	were killing two birds with one stone
he/she/it	was killing two birds with one stone
you	were killing two birds with one stone
I	was killing two birds with one stone

they	have been killing two birds with one stone
we	have been killing two birds with one stone
he/she/it	has been killing two birds with one stone
you	have been killing two birds with one stone
I	have been killing two birds with one stone

they	are killing two birds with one stone
we	are killing two birds with one stone
he/she/it	is killing two birds with one stone
you	are killing two birds with one stone
I	am killing two birds with one stone

they	will have killed two birds with one stone
we	will have killed two birds with one stone
he/she/it	will have killed two birds with one stone
you	will have killed two birds with one stone
I	will have killed two birds with one stone

they	will kill two birds with one stone
we	will kill two birds with one stone
he/she/it	will kill two birds with one stone
you	will kill two birds with one stone
I	will kill two birds with one stone

they	had killed two birds with one stone
we	had killed two birds with one stone
he/she/it	had killed two birds with one stone
you	had killed two birds with one stone
I	had killed two birds with one stone

they	killed two birds with one stone
we	killed two birds with one stone
he/she/it	killed two birds with one stone
you	killed two birds with one stone
I	killed two birds with one stone

they	have killed two birds with one stone
we	have killed two birds with one stone
he/she/it	has killed two birds with one stone
you	have killed two birds with one stone
I	have killed two birds with one stone

they	kill two birds with one stone
we	kill two birds with one stone
he/she/it	kills two birds with one stone
you	kill two birds with one stone
I	kill two birds with one stone

Subjunctive

Pluperfect Simple

Imperfect Simple

Perfect Simple

Present Simple

they	had killed two birds with one stone
we	had killed two birds with one stone
he/she/it	had killed two birds with one stone
you	had killed two birds with one stone
I	had killed two birds with one stone

they	killed two birds with one stone
we	killed two birds with one stone
he/she/it	killed two birds with one stone
you	killed two birds with one stone
I	killed two birds with one stone

they	have killed two birds with one stone
we	have killed two birds with one stone
he/she/it	have killed two birds with one stone
you	have killed two birds with one stone
I	have killed two birds with one stone

they	kill two birds with one stone
we	kill two birds with one stone
he/she/it	kill two birds with one stone
you	kill two birds with one stone
I	kill two birds with one stone

Conditional

Perfect Continuous

Present Continuous

Perfect Simple

Present Simple

they	would have been killing two birds with one stone
we	would have been killing two birds with one stone
he/she/it	would have been killing two birds with one stone
you	would have been killing two birds with one stone
I	would have been killing two birds with one stone

they	would be killing two birds with one stone
we	would be killing two birds with one stone
he/she/it	would be killing two birds with one stone
you	would be killing two birds with one stone
I	would be killing two birds with one stone

they	would have killed two birds with one stone
we	would have killed two birds with one stone
he/she/it	would have killed two birds with one stone
you	would have killed two birds with one stone
I	would have killed two birds with one stone

they	would kill two birds with one stone
we	would kill two birds with one stone
he/she/it	would kill two birds with one stone
you	would kill two birds with one stone
I	would kill two birds with one stone

Imperative

we	Let's kill two birds with one stone
you	kill two birds with one stone

Translation

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