CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO ADPRESS
PRESENT
Present
I adpress
you adpress
he/she/it adpresses
we adpress
you adpress
they adpress
Present continuous
I am adpressing
you are adpressing
he/she/it is adpressing
we are adpressing
you are adpressing
they are adpressing
Present perfect
I have adpressed
you have adpressed
he/she/it has adpressed
we have adpressed
you have adpressed
they have adpressed
Present perfect continuous
I have been adpressing
you have been adpressing
he/she/it has been adpressing
we have been adpressing
you have been adpressing
they have been adpressing
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 adpressed
you adpressed
he/she/it adpressed
we adpressed
you adpressed
they adpressed
Past continuous
I was adpressing
you were adpressing
he/she/it was adpressing
we were adpressing
you were adpressing
they were adpressing
Past perfect
I had adpressed
you had adpressed
he/she/it had adpressed
we had adpressed
you had adpressed
they had adpressed
Past perfect continuous
I had been adpressing
you had been adpressing
he/she/it had been adpressing
we had been adpressing
you had been adpressing
they had been adpressing
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will adpress
you will adpress
he/she/it will adpress
we will adpress
you will adpress
they will adpress
Future continuous
I will be adpressing
you will be adpressing
he/she/it will be adpressing
we will be adpressing
you will be adpressing
they will be adpressing
Future perfect
I will have adpressed
you will have adpressed
he/she/it will have adpressed
we will have adpressed
you will have adpressed
they will have adpressed
Future perfect continuous
I will have been adpressing
you will have been adpressing
he/she/it will have been adpressing
we will have been adpressing
you will have been adpressing
they will have been adpressing
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would adpress
you would adpress
he/she/it would adpress
we would adpress
you would adpress
they would adpress
Conditional continuous
I would be adpressing
you would be adpressing
he/she/it would be adpressing
we would be adpressing
you would be adpressing
they would be adpressing
Conditional perfect
I would have adpress
you would have adpress
he/she/it would have adpress
we would have adpress
you would have adpress
they would have adpress
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been adpressing
you would have been adpressing
he/she/it would have been adpressing
we would have been adpressing
you would have been adpressing
they would have been adpressing
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you adpress
we let´s adpress
you adpress
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
adpressed
Present Participle
adpressing
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 «ADPRESS»
Discover the use of
adpress in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
adpress and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Encyclopaedia of Plants: Comprising the Specific Character, ...
lanceol. carin. below ent. ve acute, Pedic. scatt. over rachis or within a little way 0
base, Brac. small subul.adpress. inconspic. [ pper ll of cal. bifid lower keeled
acute ent. 17780 Bran. spreadg. glauc. glabr. Lflts. 7-9 glauces. rath. pubes. ben.
John Claudius Loudon, 1872
2
An encyclopædia of plants;: comprising the description, ...
lanceol. carin. below ent. very acute, Pedic. scatt. over rachis or within a little way
of base, Brae, small subul. adpress. inconspic. [Upper lip of cal. bifid lower
keeled acute ent. 17780 Bran, spreadg. glauc. glabr. Lflts. 7-9 glauccs. rath,
pubes.
John Claudius Loudon, Mrs. Loudon (Jane), George Don, 1836
3
First Additional Supplement to Loudon's Encyclopaedia of ...
Upper lip of cal. bifid lower tridentate, Lflts. lanceol. covered with silky 17779
Silky, Lvs. digit. Lflts. about 9 Hn.-lanceol. carin. below ent. very acute, Pedic.
scatt. over rachis or within a little way of base, Brae, small subul. adpress.
inconspic.
John Claudius Loudon, W. H. Baxter, George Don, 1841
4
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Library of Congress. Copyright Office, 1935
6
Elsevier's Dictionary of Herpetological and Related Terminology
ADPRESS To press close to or hold against. As a method of determining the
relative limb length in urodeles, the fore- and hind limbs on one side are held
flush with the side of the body and the length of the extension of the toes, or the ...
7
A Dictionary of Entomology
ADOSCULATION Noun. (Latin, adosculatus I to kiss + English, -tion I result of
action or process. PL, Adosculations.) State of being inseminated by external
contact and without intromission. ADPRESS Trans. Verb. (Latin, ad I to + premere
I to ...
8
32nd Aerospace Sciences Meeting & Exhibit: 94-0500 - 94-0534
Increasing %FL, BB or albedo all caused DPRESS, the percent of runs reaching
float (9& FLOAT) and the rate of change of DPRESS (aDPRESS) to significantly
increase. The runs that do not reach float are characterized in the DPRESS ...
9
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Have we not known men of rough disgusting adpress—others of . dissipated and
vulgar conduct—others exceedingly and preposterously recluse—have we not
known such and such like, complain of want of encouragement?— Yet where
was ...
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