Deep-freeze V1 V2 V3 V4 V5 Base Form, Past Simple, Past Participle Form of Deep-freeze

Deep-freeze V1 V2 V3 V4 V5 Base Form, Past Simple, Past Participle Form of Deep-freeze

Deep-freeze V1 V2 V3 V4 V5 is one of the verbs that are used very commonly in English tests as well as in everyday communication. Also, because it’s an irregular verb, deep-freeze doesn’t follow the regular rule. The verb “deep-freeze” has five different forms: base form, past simple, past participle form, present perfect, and present perfect participle. So what is deep-freeze‘s past? How do conjugate verbs with deep-freeze verbs?

Let’s find out with English tivi in the article below.

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Deep-freeze of Definition and Meaning

The term deep-freeze is used to describe the process of preserving something by storing it at very low temperatures.

V1 V2 V3 V4 V5 Form of Deep-freeze

Base Form (V1)deep-freeze
Past Form (V2)deep-freezed or deep-froze
Past Participle Form (V3)deep-freezed or deep-frozen
s / es/ es (V4)deep-freezes
‘ing’ form (V5)deep-freezing

Deep-freeze of Past Simple V2

The verb Deep-freeze is also employed in its V2 form as “deep-freezed or deep-froze”’. It is used to indicate the past tense in sentences.

Deep-freeze of Past Participle V3

The V3 form is identical to the V2 form. The V3 form is “deep-freezed or deep-frozen”. Deep-freezed or deep-frozen is used in the past or present perfect tense. 

+ In the present perfect tense, we use the word V1 as ‘have + deep-freezed or deep-frozen‘ or ‘has + deep-freezed  or deep-frozen'.

  • I, you, and we are used as ‘have + deep-freezed or deep-frozen‘. 
  • ‘has + deep-freezed or deep-frozen' is used for he, she, and it. 

+ If you need to use the past perfect tense, use ‘had + deep-freezed or deep-frozen‘ regardless of the subject.

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Conjugation of Deep-freeze V1 V2 V3 V4 V5

Conjugation table: Deep-freeze

NumberSingular
Present Simple of deep-freezeIYouShe/He/It
deep-freezedeep-freezedeep-freezes
Plural
WeYouThey
deep-freezedeep-freezedeep-freeze
Present Continuous of deep-freezeIYouShe/He/It
am deep-freezingare deep-freezingis deep-freezing
Plural
WeYouThey
are deep-freezingare deep-freezingare deep-freezing
Present Perfect of deep-freezeIYouShe/He/It
have deep-frozen or deep-freezedhave deep-frozen or deep-freezedhas deep-frozen or deep-freezed
Plural
WeYouThey
have deep-frozen or deep-freezedhave deep-frozen or deep-freezedhave deep-frozen or deep-freezed
Present Perfect Continuous of deep-freezeIYouShe/He/It
have been deep-freezinghave been deep-freezinghas been deep-freezing
Plural
WeYouThey
have been deep-freezinghave been deep-freezinghave been deep-freezing
Past Simple of deep-freezeIYouShe/He/It
deep-froze or deep-freezeddeep-froze or deep-freezeddeep-froze or deep-freezed
Plural
WeYouThey
deep-froze or deep-freezeddeep-froze or deep-freezeddeep-froze or deep-freezed
Past Continuous of deep-freezeIYouShe/He/It
was deep-freezingwere deep-freezingwas deep-freezing
Plural
WeYouThey
were deep-freezingwere deep-freezingwere deep-freezing
Past Perfect of deep-freezeIYouShe/He/It
had deep-frozen or deep-freezedhad deep-frozen or deep-freezedhad deep-frozen or deep-freezed
Plural
WeYouThey
had deep-frozen or deep-freezedhad deep-frozen or deep-freezedhad deep-frozen or deep-freezed
Past Perfect Continuous of deep-freezeIYouShe/He/It
had been deep-freezinghad been deep-freezinghad been deep-freezing
Plural
WeYouThey
had been deep-freezinghad been deep-freezinghad been deep-freezing
Future Simple of deep-freezeIYouShe/He/It
will/shall deep-freezewill/shall deep-freezewill/shall deep-freeze
Plural
WeYouThey
will/shall deep-freezewill/shall deep-freezewill/shall deep-freeze
Future Continuous of deep-freezeIYouShe/He/It
will/shall be deep-freezingwill/shall be deep-freezingwill/shall be deep-freezing
Plural
WeYouThey
will/shall be deep-freezingwill/shall be deep-freezingwill/shall be deep-freezing
Future Perfect of deep-freezeIYouShe/He/It
will/shall have deep-frozen or deep-freezedwill/shall have deep-frozen or deep-freezedwill/shall have deep-frozen or deep-freezed
Plural
WeYouThey
will/shall have deep-frozen or deep-freezedwill/shall have deep-frozen or deep-freezedwill/shall have deep-frozen or deep-freezed
Future Perfect Continuous of deep-freezeIYouShe/He/It
will/shall have been deep-freezingwill/shall have been deep-freezingwill/shall have been deep-freezing
Plural
WeYouThey
will/shall have been deep-freezingwill/shall have been deep-freezingwill/shall have been deep-freezing
Conditional Present of deep-freezeIYouShe/He/It
would deep-freezewould deep-freezewould deep-freeze
Plural
WeYouThey
would deep-freezewould deep-freezewould deep-freeze
Conditional Perfect of deep-freezeIYouShe/He/It
would have deep-frozen or deep-freezedwould have deep-frozen or deep-freezedwould have deep-frozen or deep-freezed
Plural
WeYouThey
would have deep-frozen or deep-freezedwould have deep-frozen or deep-freezedwould have deep-frozen or deep-freezed
Conditional Present Continuous of deep-freezeIYouShe/He/It
would be deep-freezingwould be deep-freezingwould be deep-freezing
Plural
WeYouThey
would be deep-freezingwould be deep-freezingwould be deep-freezing
Conditional Perfect Continuous of deep-freezeIYouShe/He/It
would have been deep-freezingwould have been deep-freezingwould have been deep-freezing
Plural
WeYouThey
would have been deep-freezingwould have been deep-freezingwould have been deep-freezing
Present Subjunctive of deep-freezeIYouShe/He/It
deep-freezedeep-freezedeep-freeze
Plural
WeYouThey
deep-freezedeep-freezedeep-freeze
Past Subjunctive of deep-freezeIYouShe/He/It
deep-froze or deep-freezeddeep-froze or deep-freezeddeep-froze or deep-freezed
Plural
WeYouThey
deep-froze or deep-freezeddeep-froze or deep-freezeddeep-froze or deep-freezed
Past Perfect Subjunctive of deep-freezeIYouShe/He/It
had deep-frozen or deep-freezedhad deep-frozen or deep-freezedhad deep-frozen or deep-freezed
Plural
WeYouThey
had deep-frozen or deep-freezedhad deep-frozen or deep-freezedhad deep-frozen or deep-freezed
Imperative of deep-freezeIYouShe/He/It
deep-freeze
Plural
WeYouThey
Let’s deep-freezedeep-freeze

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Example Sentences with Deep-freeze V1 V2 V3 V4 V5

In this section, we will learn about deep-freeze sentence examples:

  • I will deep-freeze food to stay for my daughter
  • He is deep-freezing meat to eat for a week.
  • Alice has deep-frozen the food to make it last longer.

Synonym Words For Deep-freeze

Synonym of deep-freeze word list. Here are a variety of words whose meaning is nearly the synonym of deep-freeze:

  • freeze
  • chill
  • cool
  • refrigerate
  • glaciate
  • ice
  • frost
  • freeze-dry
  • quick-freeze
  • pack in ice
  • put on ice

Opposite Words For Deep-freeze

The antonym of deep-freeze word list. Here are some words that have nearly the opposite meaning as deep-freeze:

  • heat
  • toast
  • warm
  • continue
  • defrost

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Some Frequently Asked Questions About Deep-freeze (Verb)

What is the V1 V2 V3 V4 V5 of deep-freeze?

The past tense of deep-freeze is deep-freezed. The third-person singular simple present indicative form of deep-freeze is deep-freezes. The present participle of deep-freeze is deep-freezing. The past participle of deep-freeze is deep-freezed.

Base Form (V1)deep-freeze
Past Form (V2)deep-freezed
Past Participle Form (V3)deep-freezed
s / es/ es (V4)deep-freezes
‘ing’ form (V5)deep-freezing

What is the V2 and V3 form of deep-freeze?

+ The V2 and V3 form of deep-freeze is “deep-freezed“.

What is the sentence of deep-freeze?

What is the past tense V2 of deep-freeze?

+ The past tense of deep-freeze is “deep-freezed“.

What is the past participle V3 of deep-freeze?

+ The past participle of deep-freeze is “deep-freezed“.

What is the present participle V5 of deep-freeze?

+ The present participle of deep-freeze is “deep-freezing“.

Conclusion

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