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How do you conjugate the Dr and Mrs vandertramp verbs?

The phrase "Dr. and Mrs. Vandertramp" doesn't refer to any specific verbs, and there's no linguistic concept of "conjugating" names.

It's likely you're thinking of a specific instance where these names were used in a humorous or unusual context. Could you please provide more context or the sentence where you saw this phrase?

For example, did you see something like:

* "Dr. and Mrs. Vandertramp always went to the opera on Tuesdays." (Here, the verb is "went" and is conjugated for the past tense).

* "Dr. and Mrs. Vandertramp are going to the beach tomorrow." (Here, the verb is "going" and is conjugated for the present continuous tense).

Once you provide context, I can help you understand how the verbs are used in that particular sentence.

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