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German | rumpeln, poltern |
French | gronder, vrombir, flairer, subodorer |
indicative present | indicative past tense |
I rumble | I rumbled |
you rumble | you rumbled |
he/she/it rumbles | he/she/it rumbled |
we rumble | we rumbled |
you rumble | you rumbled |
they rumble | they rumbled |
indicative present continuous | indicative present perfect |
I am rumbling | I have rumbled |
you are rumbling | you have rumbled |
he/she/it is rumbling | he/she/it has rumbled |
we are rumbling | we have rumbled |
you are rumbling | you have rumbled |
they are rumbling | they have rumbled |
infinitive present | imperative present |
to rumble | rumble |
let's rumble | |
rumble |
active | passive | affirmation | negation | |
Full form | contraction | answer | question |
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