I. signal [ˈsıgnəl] N
II. signal <signal(l)ed; signal(l)ing> [ˈsıgnəl] VB intr
| I | signal |
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| you | signal |
| he/she/it | signals |
| we | signal |
| you | signal |
| they | signal |
| I | signalled /  signaled |
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| you | signalled / signaled |
| he/she/it | signalled / signaled |
| we | signalled / signaled |
| you | signalled / signaled |
| they | signalled / signaled |
| I | have | signalled / signaled |
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| you | have | signalled / signaled |
| he/she/it | has | signalled / signaled |
| we | have | signalled / signaled |
| you | have | signalled / signaled |
| they | have | signalled / signaled |
| I | had | signalled / signaled |
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| you | had | signalled / signaled |
| he/she/it | had | signalled / signaled |
| we | had | signalled / signaled |
| you | had | signalled / signaled |
| they | had | signalled / signaled |
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