overadvertised
past tense of overadvertise is overadvertised.
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Overadvertise Past Tense
Overadvertise verb forms
| Infinitive | Present Participle | Past Tense | Past Participle |
|---|---|---|---|
| overadvertise | overadvertising | overadvertised | overadvertised |
Conjugation of Overadvertise
| Simple / Indefinite Present Tense |
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| He/She/It overadvertises . |
| I overadvertise. |
| You/We/They overadvertise. |
| Present Continuous Tense |
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| He/She/It is overadvertising. |
| I am overadvertising. |
| You/We/They are overadvertising. |
| Present Perfect Tense |
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| He/She/It has overadvertised. |
| I have overadvertised. |
| You/We/They have overadvertised. |
| Present Perfect Continuous Tense |
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| He/She/It has been overadvertising. |
| I have been overadvertising. |
| You/We/They have been overadvertising. |
| Simple Past Tense |
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| He/She/It overadvertised. |
| I overadvertised. |
| You/We/They overadvertised. |
| Past Continuous Tense |
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| He/She/It was overadvertising. |
| I was overadvertising. |
| You/We/They were overadvertising. |
| Past Perfect Tense |
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| He/She/It had overadvertised. |
| I had overadvertised. |
| You/We/They had overadvertised. |
| Past Perfect Continuous Tense |
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| He/She/It had been overadvertising. |
| I had been overadvertising. |
| You/We/They had been overadvertising. |
| Simple Future Tense |
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| He/She/It will/shall overadvertise. |
| I will/shall overadvertise. |
| You/We/They will/shall overadvertise. |
| Future Continuous Tense |
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| He/She/It will/shall be overadvertising. |
| I will/shall be overadvertising. |
| You/We/They will/shall be overadvertising. |
| Future Perfect Tense |
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| He/She/It will/shall have overadvertised. |
| I will/shall have overadvertised. |
| You/We/They will/shall have overadvertised. |
| Future Perfect Continuous Tense |
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| He/She/It will/shall have been overadvertising. |
| I will/shall have been overadvertising. |
| You/We/They will/shall have been overadvertising. |
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