KONJUGATION AUF ENGLISCH DES VERBS PIG-JUMP
PRESENT
Present
I pig-jump
you pig-jump
he/she/it pig-jumps
we pig-jump
you pig-jump
they pig-jump
Present continuous
I am pig-jumping
you are pig-jumping
he/she/it is pig-jumping
we are pig-jumping
you are pig-jumping
they are pig-jumping
Present perfect
I have pig-jumped
you have pig-jumped
he/she/it has pig-jumped
we have pig-jumped
you have pig-jumped
they have pig-jumped
Present perfect continuous
I have been pig-jumping
you have been pig-jumping
he/she/it has been pig-jumping
we have been pig-jumping
you have been pig-jumping
they have been pig-jumping
PAST
Past
I pig-jumped
you pig-jumped
he/she/it pig-jumped
we pig-jumped
you pig-jumped
they pig-jumped
Past continuous
I was pig-jumping
you were pig-jumping
he/she/it was pig-jumping
we were pig-jumping
you were pig-jumping
they were pig-jumping
Past perfect
I had pig-jumped
you had pig-jumped
he/she/it had pig-jumped
we had pig-jumped
you had pig-jumped
they had pig-jumped
Past perfect continuous
I had been pig-jumping
you had been pig-jumping
he/she/it had been pig-jumping
we had been pig-jumping
you had been pig-jumping
they had been pig-jumping
FUTURE
Future
I will pig-jump
you will pig-jump
he/she/it will pig-jump
we will pig-jump
you will pig-jump
they will pig-jump
Future continuous
I will be pig-jumping
you will be pig-jumping
he/she/it will be pig-jumping
we will be pig-jumping
you will be pig-jumping
they will be pig-jumping
Future perfect
I will have pig-jumped
you will have pig-jumped
he/she/it will have pig-jumped
we will have pig-jumped
you will have pig-jumped
they will have pig-jumped
Future perfect continuous
I will have been pig-jumping
you will have been pig-jumping
he/she/it will have been pig-jumping
we will have been pig-jumping
you will have been pig-jumping
they will have been pig-jumping
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would pig-jump
you would pig-jump
he/she/it would pig-jump
we would pig-jump
you would pig-jump
they would pig-jump
Conditional continuous
I would be pig-jumping
you would be pig-jumping
he/she/it would be pig-jumping
we would be pig-jumping
you would be pig-jumping
they would be pig-jumping
Conditional perfect
I would have pig-jump
you would have pig-jump
he/she/it would have pig-jump
we would have pig-jump
you would have pig-jump
they would have pig-jump
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been pig-jumping
you would have been pig-jumping
he/she/it would have been pig-jumping
we would have been pig-jumping
you would have been pig-jumping
they would have been pig-jumping
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you pig-jump
we let´s pig-jump
you pig-jump
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
pig-jumped
Present Participle
pig-jumping
10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «PIG-JUMP» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
pig-jump in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
pig-jump im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
1
Courage - the
Pig, the Duck and Her Babies
It should be written at the back of your mind that before you could achieve
anything worthwhile, you must have the courage to push through or jump over
every obstacle that could be in the way. Pig Jump over or crawl under every
obstacle in ...
2
Oxford Dictionary of Modern Slang
pig-jump verb intr. Austral Ofa horse, etc.: to jump awkwardly (for the rider) from
all four feet, without bringing them together as in bucking. 1884–. Also as noun
and pig-jumper, noun. pig-out noun orig USA bout ofexcessive eating; a binge, ...
John Ayto, John Simpson, 2010
3
Shake-it-up Tales!: Stories to Sing, Dance, Drum, and Act Out
But the wolf was not stupid either. At 5:30, here came the wolf. "Little pig... little
pig... what are you doing up there?" "I'm picking. I'm picking. I'm picking all the
apples." "Little pig, jump down with an apple for me." "Just open your mouth and ...
Margaret Read MacDonald, 2000
He said, "Br'er Dog, I beg you bite this pig, make this pig jump over the river,
make Anansi get home." Dog said no, couldn't do it. He saw a stick coming along,
said, "Do, Br'er Stick, I beg you lick this dog, make this dog bite this pig, make this
...
Collected by Martha Warren Beckwith, 1924
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The Routledge Dictionary of Historical Slang
To snore vigorously or stertorously: coll: mid-C.19–20. Pig Islander . A New
Zealander: Australian coll: late C.19–20. Ex the (formerly) numerous wild pigs in
rural N.Z. pig it . Late C.19–20 coll form of ob. S.E. pig, live filthily together. pig-
jump, ...
6
Educational Encounters: Nordic Studies in Early Childhood ...
teacher asked the child various questions about small and large, for example,
could he let the large pig jump over the fences, or the small one have some food
and vice versa, until she had an idea about what the child's understanding of the
...
Niklas Pramling, Ingrid Pramling Samuelsson, 2011
7
Once Upon a Time: Using Storytelling, Creative Drama, and ...
Paul Galdone's picture book version of the original tale, The Old Woman and Her
Pig (McGraw-Hill, 1960), is one I have always loved to tell. “Pig, pig, jump over
the stile, or I shan't get home tonight,” the Old Woman implores, but the stubborn
...
The final formula is: Cow give milk for cat; cat kill rat; rat gnaw rope; rope hang
butcher; butcher kill ox; ox drink water; water quench fire; fire burn stick; stick beat
dog; dog bite pig; pig jump over style. In the wide extent of its distribution over ...
9
Storytelling Across the Primary Curriculum
Sender: Receiver: The old woman wants to The old woman get home before
morning Ob'ect: To make the pig jump over the gate Sub'ect: The old woman
Opponent: Helger: The pig and its reluctance The cat, dog and cow to jump
FIGURE 6.3 ...
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Melanesian Pidgin and Tok Pisin: Proceedings of the First ...
(18) pik i kalap i go ia, em i dai pig jump go GIV he die 'the pig jumped up and
went but he died' Compare now (18) with its Mbula equivalent (19) in order to
appreciate the similarity: (19) i-lu i-la na kup 3s propel 3sGO GIV dead 'once he
had ...
