CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO AEMULE
PRESENT
Present
I aemule
you aemule
he/she/it aemules
we aemule
you aemule
they aemule
Present continuous
I am aemuling
you are aemuling
he/she/it is aemuling
we are aemuling
you are aemuling
they are aemuling
Present perfect
I have aemuled
you have aemuled
he/she/it has aemuled
we have aemuled
you have aemuled
they have aemuled
Present perfect continuous
I have been aemuling
you have been aemuling
he/she/it has been aemuling
we have been aemuling
you have been aemuling
they have been aemuling
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 aemuled
you aemuled
he/she/it aemuled
we aemuled
you aemuled
they aemuled
Past continuous
I was aemuling
you were aemuling
he/she/it was aemuling
we were aemuling
you were aemuling
they were aemuling
Past perfect
I had aemuled
you had aemuled
he/she/it had aemuled
we had aemuled
you had aemuled
they had aemuled
Past perfect continuous
I had been aemuling
you had been aemuling
he/she/it had been aemuling
we had been aemuling
you had been aemuling
they had been aemuling
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will aemule
you will aemule
he/she/it will aemule
we will aemule
you will aemule
they will aemule
Future continuous
I will be aemuling
you will be aemuling
he/she/it will be aemuling
we will be aemuling
you will be aemuling
they will be aemuling
Future perfect
I will have aemuled
you will have aemuled
he/she/it will have aemuled
we will have aemuled
you will have aemuled
they will have aemuled
Future perfect continuous
I will have been aemuling
you will have been aemuling
he/she/it will have been aemuling
we will have been aemuling
you will have been aemuling
they will have been aemuling
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would aemule
you would aemule
he/she/it would aemule
we would aemule
you would aemule
they would aemule
Conditional continuous
I would be aemuling
you would be aemuling
he/she/it would be aemuling
we would be aemuling
you would be aemuling
they would be aemuling
Conditional perfect
I would have aemule
you would have aemule
he/she/it would have aemule
we would have aemule
you would have aemule
they would have aemule
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been aemuling
you would have been aemuling
he/she/it would have been aemuling
we would have been aemuling
you would have been aemuling
they would have been aemuling
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you aemule
we let´s aemule
you aemule
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Present Participle
aemuling
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 «AEMULE»
Discover the use of
aemule in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
aemule and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
Quae tu novis Bacchi orac- ula in meteoricis fundis, aemule Epicuri ? i Ille tamen
in hac parte tamquam indormiscens et aliud agens opini- ones veluti sorti
committit. Tu omni sorte stultior in absurdissimi cujusque mendacii verba jurare
paratus ...
Francis Bacon, James Spedding, Robert Leslie Ellis, 1869
2
The Works, with Several Additional Pieces Never Before ...
Atque superiores illi, quos modo perstrinximus, mendacia, tu monstra. Quae tu
novis Bacchi oracula in meteoricis fundis, aemule Epimri .P llle \amen in hac
parte tanquam indormíscens 6C aliud agens opiniones veluti sorti committit. Tu
Omni ...
Francis Bacon of Verulam, David Mallet, 1711
3
Policing the Police 2 Edition
India and Indian police though cannot fully follow the American ideal because of
its financial constraints and other reasons, the model sine dubio deserves
avizefull consideration to aemule as a vaulting norm adapted to Indian milieu.
Human ...
4
The Dramatic Works of Thomas Dekker: Now First Collected ...
Imperium in Mufas, Aemule quœris Í Habes. Vnder which verses, a wreathe of
Lawrell feem'd to be ready to be let sall on his Maiesties head, as hee went vnder
it, being held betweene two naked Antique women, their bodies stretching (at the
...
Thomas Dekker, Richard Herne Shepherd, 1873
T. IX. p. 1405. 3) Audi igitui' aemule, obtrectator ausculta: non damno, non
reprehendo Septuaginta, sed confidenter ezmctis illis Apostolos pracfero. Pro}. ‚
in Gen. T. IX. p. 6. 4) Vgl. oben S. 65. 1) Vgl. Praef. in LL. Salomonis iuxta LXX:
Porro in.
6
The Repressor of Over Much Blaming of the Clergy: Pecock's ...
Falsa igitur calumnia tua est, o aemule Legis et thatXrip- Scripturarum, ubi mores
humanos regiminaque moralis turc is not tho vike in Sacris Literis dicis non
fundari. foundation of Formetur ?oral virtues because it only sic ratio. Sacra
Scriptura ...
Reginald Pecock, Churchill Babington, 1860
7
The philosophical works of Francis Bacon, with prefaces and ...
Quae tu novis Bac- chi oracula in meteoricis fundis, aemule Epicuri ? s Ille tamen
ia hac parte tamquam indormiscens et aliud agens opiniones veluti sorti committit
. Tu omni sorte stultior in absurdissimi cujusque mendacii verba jurare paratus ...
Francis Bacon, James Spedding, Robert Leslie Ellis, 1861
It looks for the job culture to aemule. Forcing police away from vicious practices
and procedures and undesirable job culture through the attitudinal change is an
arduous and time consuming exercise even for experts in the field. The exercise
...
9
The Works: Historical, Political, and Miscellaneous. Now ...
nec quid hi statuissent, sed uid tu meruigctast V Verllzalfficinquish, '* tusa
recognoscc, Orestis aemule." Reco no co, inquam, re is azmu e. UjUS agitia 1'pro
meritis cxcepisiet Magistratus, jgamdudum adulteria patibulo pendens luisses ...
10
The progresses, processions, and magnificent festivities, of ...
Over the gate this distichon presents itselfe: “ Nonne tuo imperio satis est, Jacobe
, potiri P lmperium in Musas aemule quaeris? Habes.” Under which verses, a
wreathe of lawrell seem'd to be ready to let fall on his Majestie's head, as he went
...
