rehem

rehem

(riːˈhɛm)
vb (tr)
to hem (garments, etc) again
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rehem


Past participle: rehemmed
Gerund: rehemming

Imperative
rehem
rehem
Present
I rehem
you rehem
he/she/it rehems
we rehem
you rehem
they rehem
Preterite
I rehemmed
you rehemmed
he/she/it rehemmed
we rehemmed
you rehemmed
they rehemmed
Present Continuous
I am rehemming
you are rehemming
he/she/it is rehemming
we are rehemming
you are rehemming
they are rehemming
Present Perfect
I have rehemmed
you have rehemmed
he/she/it has rehemmed
we have rehemmed
you have rehemmed
they have rehemmed
Past Continuous
I was rehemming
you were rehemming
he/she/it was rehemming
we were rehemming
you were rehemming
they were rehemming
Past Perfect
I had rehemmed
you had rehemmed
he/she/it had rehemmed
we had rehemmed
you had rehemmed
they had rehemmed
Future
I will rehem
you will rehem
he/she/it will rehem
we will rehem
you will rehem
they will rehem
Future Perfect
I will have rehemmed
you will have rehemmed
he/she/it will have rehemmed
we will have rehemmed
you will have rehemmed
they will have rehemmed
Future Continuous
I will be rehemming
you will be rehemming
he/she/it will be rehemming
we will be rehemming
you will be rehemming
they will be rehemming
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been rehemming
you have been rehemming
he/she/it has been rehemming
we have been rehemming
you have been rehemming
they have been rehemming
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been rehemming
you will have been rehemming
he/she/it will have been rehemming
we will have been rehemming
you will have been rehemming
they will have been rehemming
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been rehemming
you had been rehemming
he/she/it had been rehemming
we had been rehemming
you had been rehemming
they had been rehemming
Conditional
I would rehem
you would rehem
he/she/it would rehem
we would rehem
you would rehem
they would rehem
Past Conditional
I would have rehemmed
you would have rehemmed
he/she/it would have rehemmed
we would have rehemmed
you would have rehemmed
they would have rehemmed
Collins English Verb Tables © HarperCollins Publishers 2011
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