CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO ACCOY
PRESENT
Present
I accoy
you accoy
he/she/it accoys
we accoy
you accoy
they accoy
Present continuous
I am accoying
you are accoying
he/she/it is accoying
we are accoying
you are accoying
they are accoying
Present perfect
I have accoyed
you have accoyed
he/she/it has accoyed
we have accoyed
you have accoyed
they have accoyed
Present perfect continuous
I have been accoying
you have been accoying
he/she/it has been accoying
we have been accoying
you have been accoying
they have been accoying
Present tense is used to refer to circumstances that exist at the present time or over a period that includes the present time. The
present perfect refers to past events, although it can be considered to denote primarily the resulting present situation rather than the events themselves.
PAST
Past
I accoyed
you accoyed
he/she/it accoyed
we accoyed
you accoyed
they accoyed
Past continuous
I was accoying
you were accoying
he/she/it was accoying
we were accoying
you were accoying
they were accoying
Past perfect
I had accoyed
you had accoyed
he/she/it had accoyed
we had accoyed
you had accoyed
they had accoyed
Past perfect continuous
I had been accoying
you had been accoying
he/she/it had been accoying
we had been accoying
you had been accoying
they had been accoying
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will accoy
you will accoy
he/she/it will accoy
we will accoy
you will accoy
they will accoy
Future continuous
I will be accoying
you will be accoying
he/she/it will be accoying
we will be accoying
you will be accoying
they will be accoying
Future perfect
I will have accoyed
you will have accoyed
he/she/it will have accoyed
we will have accoyed
you will have accoyed
they will have accoyed
Future perfect continuous
I will have been accoying
you will have been accoying
he/she/it will have been accoying
we will have been accoying
you will have been accoying
they will have been accoying
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would accoy
you would accoy
he/she/it would accoy
we would accoy
you would accoy
they would accoy
Conditional continuous
I would be accoying
you would be accoying
he/she/it would be accoying
we would be accoying
you would be accoying
they would be accoying
Conditional perfect
I would have accoy
you would have accoy
he/she/it would have accoy
we would have accoy
you would have accoy
they would have accoy
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been accoying
you would have been accoying
he/she/it would have been accoying
we would have been accoying
you would have been accoying
they would have been accoying
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you accoy
we let´s accoy
you accoy
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Present Participle
accoying
Infinitive shows the action beyond temporal perspective. The
present participle or gerund shows the action during the session. The
past participle shows the action after completion.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ACCOY»
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H _g1_ G = 0 Remy to Always on Target ACCoy Dept cw PO Box 1262
Canonsburg ...
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The Endangered English Dictionary: Bodacious Words Your ...
absonant accoy absonant (AB-so-nant) discordant or unharmonious; unnatural or
unreasonable a gaffe that struck an absonant note abstriction (ab-STRIK-shun)
loosening or unbinding an overdue abstriction of the community's old blue laws ...
3
Catalog of Copyright Entries. Third Series: 1960
Q Alger R. Peel; 29Dec76; A817405. A817406. You are a rainbow! A booklet
about you as a symbol of truth and love. By Robert Cole. 30 p. © Robert Cole;
10Jan77; A817406. A817407. "The Real acCoy" Bi-centennial price guide. Vol. 2
1/2.
Library of Congress. Copyright Office, 1961
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The Globe Edition. Complete Works of Edmund Spenser Edited ...
... to 30 side by side, to adjoin. border, 352 Aooourling, entertaining (courteously),
80 Accoustrement, garb, 519 Accoy, mole, to subdue, daunt, tame, 448 Accoy, to
coy, caress, 274 Accoyl, to assemble, 'gather together, 128 Acrrew, to increase, ...
Edmund Spenser, John Wesley HALES, Richard Morris, 1869
5
The riches of Chaucer: in which his impurities have been ...
658 But nathdless well in his heart he thought That she was not without a love in
Troy, For never sithen 10 he her thennds brought, Ne could he see her laugh or
maken joy ; He n'ist" how best her heart for to accoy ;13 1 Lectuary — medicine.
6
The Rocke of Regard, Diuided Into Foure Parts: The First, ...
Sith sullen thoughtes doth so our friends accoy, As wayward will still wresteth our
desire; I see no meanes more meete for our behove, Then faile to strike till
stormes be past and gone : Our lookes must hate although our heart do love, Yea
, ...
George Whetstone, John Payne Collier, 1867
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Illustrations of Early English Poetry: Tottel's Miscellany; ...
For to revoke to pensiue thought, And troubled head my sormer plight, How I by
earnest sute have sought And griesull paines a loving wight, For to accoy, accoy,
And breede my joy, Without anoy, makes saltish bryne To flush out os my vapord
...
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United Editors Encyclopedia and Dictionary: A Library of ...
ACCOY—A()CUMULA'l'E. pouch or pouches, and sometimes his sash; trappings,
ornaments. ACCOY, v. ails-looy/' [L. ac, to; and coy, which see]: in OE., to render
coy; to make diflident; to caress. ACCRA, or ACRA, ak'rd: capital (since 1875) ...
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The Columbian cyclopedia
pouch or pouches, and sometimes his sash; trappings; ornaments. ACCOY, v. ak-
koy' [L. ac, to; and coy, which see]: in OB., to render coy; to make diffident; to
caress. ACCRA, or Acra, ak'ra: capital (since 1875) of the Gold Coast. Pop. (1891
) ...
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The poetical works of Edmund Spenser
Accoy, to coy, to caress. Acoy, to reduce, to assuage. Accoy Id, encircled. Accrew,
to increase. Acquit, to release, to free. ' Adaw, to daunt, to subdue, to reduce.
Addeem, to judge, to doom. Address, to clothe. Addrest, prepared. Adore, to
adorn.
Edmund Spenser, John Payne Collier, 1891
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“Sikat kami bigla,” Accoy said of the town that he said had not seen conflict since the government and the MILF agreed to a ceasefire. He said ... «GMA News, Feb 15»
