Indicative
Present Indefinite
I pronounce absolution from sin
you pronounce absolution from sin
he/she/it pronounces absolution from sin
we pronounce absolution from sin
you pronounce absolution from sin
they pronounce absolution from sin
Present Continuous
I am pronouncing absolution from sin
you are pronouncing absolution from sin
he/she/it is pronouncing absolution from sin
we are pronouncing absolution from sin
you are pronouncing absolution from sin
they are pronouncing absolution from sin
Present Perfect
I have pronounced absolution from sin
you have pronounced absolution from sin
he/she/it has pronounced absolution from sin
we have pronounced absolution from sin
you have pronounced absolution from sin
they have pronounced absolution from sin
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been pronouncing absolution from sin
you have been pronouncing absolution from sin
he/she/it has been pronouncing absolution from sin
we have been pronouncing absolution from sin
you have been pronouncing absolution from sin
they have been pronouncing absolution from sin
Past Indefinite
I pronounced absolution from sin
you pronounced absolution from sin
he/she/it pronounced absolution from sin
we pronounced absolution from sin
you pronounced absolution from sin
they pronounced absolution from sin
Past Continuous
I was pronouncing absolution from sin
you were pronouncing absolution from sin
he/she/it was pronouncing absolution from sin
we were pronouncing absolution from sin
you were pronouncing absolution from sin
they were pronouncing absolution from sin
Past Perfect
I had pronounced absolution from sin
you had pronounced absolution from sin
he/she/it had pronounced absolution from sin
we had pronounced absolution from sin
you had pronounced absolution from sin
they had pronounced absolution from sin
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been pronouncing absolution from sin
you had been pronouncing absolution from sin
he/she/it had been pronouncing absolution from sin
we had been pronouncing absolution from sin
you had been pronouncing absolution from sin
they had been pronouncing absolution from sin
Future Indefinite
I will pronounce absolution from sin
you will pronounce absolution from sin
he/she/it will pronounce absolution from sin
we will pronounce absolution from sin
you will pronounce absolution from sin
they will pronounce absolution from sin
Future Continuous
I will be pronouncing absolution from sin
you will be pronouncing absolution from sin
he/she/it will be pronouncing absolution from sin
we will be pronouncing absolution from sin
you will be pronouncing absolution from sin
they will be pronouncing absolution from sin
Future Perfect
I will have pronounced absolution from sin
you will have pronounced absolution from sin
he/she/it will have pronounced absolution from sin
we will have pronounced absolution from sin
you will have pronounced absolution from sin
they will have pronounced absolution from sin
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been pronouncing absolution from sin
you will have been pronouncing absolution from sin
he/she/it will have been pronouncing absolution from sin
we will have been pronouncing absolution from sin
you will have been pronouncing absolution from sin
they will have been pronouncing absolution from sin
Conditional
Conditional Present
I would pronounce absolution from sin
you would pronounce absolution from sin
he/she/it would pronounce absolution from sin
we would pronounce absolution from sin
you would pronounce absolution from sin
they would pronounce absolution from sin
Conditional Present Continuous
I would be pronouncing absolution from sin
you would be pronouncing absolution from sin
he/she/it would be pronouncing absolution from sin
we would be pronouncing absolution from sin
you would be pronouncing absolution from sin
they would be pronouncing absolution from sin
Conditional Perfect
I would have pronounced absolution from sin
you would have pronounced absolution from sin
he/she/it would have pronounced absolution from sin
we would have pronounced absolution from sin
you would have pronounced absolution from sin
they would have pronounced absolution from sin
Conditional Perfect Continuous
I would have been pronouncing absolution from sin
you would have been pronouncing absolution from sin
he/she/it would have been pronouncing absolution from sin
we would have been pronouncing absolution from sin
you would have been pronouncing absolution from sin
they would have been pronouncing absolution from sin