CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO AFFRIGHTEN
PRESENT
Present
I affrighten
you affrighten
he/she/it affrightens
we affrighten
you affrighten
they affrighten
Present continuous
I am affrightening
you are affrightening
he/she/it is affrightening
we are affrightening
you are affrightening
they are affrightening
Present perfect
I have affrightened
you have affrightened
he/she/it has affrightened
we have affrightened
you have affrightened
they have affrightened
Present perfect continuous
I have been affrightening
you have been affrightening
he/she/it has been affrightening
we have been affrightening
you have been affrightening
they have been affrightening
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 affrightened
you affrightened
he/she/it affrightened
we affrightened
you affrightened
they affrightened
Past continuous
I was affrightening
you were affrightening
he/she/it was affrightening
we were affrightening
you were affrightening
they were affrightening
Past perfect
I had affrightened
you had affrightened
he/she/it had affrightened
we had affrightened
you had affrightened
they had affrightened
Past perfect continuous
I had been affrightening
you had been affrightening
he/she/it had been affrightening
we had been affrightening
you had been affrightening
they had been affrightening
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will affrighten
you will affrighten
he/she/it will affrighten
we will affrighten
you will affrighten
they will affrighten
Future continuous
I will be affrightening
you will be affrightening
he/she/it will be affrightening
we will be affrightening
you will be affrightening
they will be affrightening
Future perfect
I will have affrightened
you will have affrightened
he/she/it will have affrightened
we will have affrightened
you will have affrightened
they will have affrightened
Future perfect continuous
I will have been affrightening
you will have been affrightening
he/she/it will have been affrightening
we will have been affrightening
you will have been affrightening
they will have been affrightening
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would affrighten
you would affrighten
he/she/it would affrighten
we would affrighten
you would affrighten
they would affrighten
Conditional continuous
I would be affrightening
you would be affrightening
he/she/it would be affrightening
we would be affrightening
you would be affrightening
they would be affrightening
Conditional perfect
I would have affrighten
you would have affrighten
he/she/it would have affrighten
we would have affrighten
you would have affrighten
they would have affrighten
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been affrightening
you would have been affrightening
he/she/it would have been affrightening
we would have been affrightening
you would have been affrightening
they would have been affrightening
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you affrighten
we let´s affrighten
you affrighten
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
affrightened
Present Participle
affrightening
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 «AFFRIGHTEN»
Discover the use of
affrighten in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
affrighten and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Church Catechism, Analysed, Explained, and Improved. The ...
'me''ter below the earth, to. bow dawn to them, or morjhip them. Q What doth God
fiay to affrighten them from bowing down, and worshipping the image or likeness
of any thing? 72 A. He saith, For [the Lord thy God am ajealom God, and vifit ...
2
Chaohybrids: Five Uneasy Peaces
And if they would house in the remnants of our old centres, pushed now
somewhere at the margins, and if they would decide to enter, from there,
somewhere, then still they would not affrighten us; we probably still would
recognise them; ...
3
A History of the Ridiculous Extravagancies of Monsieur Oufle
... "Tis also certain that Education does not a little contribute, to make People
believe Spectres and Phantoms : the Nurses, Grand-Mothers, and thole who tend
Children, so frequently talk of them to 'em, (i) to affrighten 'em, to quiet them when
...
4
A Complete Edition of the Works of Nancy Luce
Human must do God's commandments in deeds, words and thoughts. Bekind
topoor hensin everyway, andnot let them suffer with hunger nor cold; cruelty not
in anyway; must not affrighten them; doctor them when they have diseases. Be
good ...
5
Clavis Virgiliana; or A vocabulary of all the words in ...
affrighten, fright, awe, JE. viii. 349. scare, chase, drive away, G. i. 156. try to fright,
insult, threaten, JE. x. 879. terreor, v. 3. 1 am affrighted, JE. viii. 109. concerned
for, G. i. 459. terribil-is, e, adj. terrible, dreadful. terrifico, v. 1. / scare, JE. iv.
6
A collection of Psalms and hymns for the use of Universalist ...
Shall dangers affrighten us while he is near ? O, no — when he calls us, we'll
walk through the the vale, The shadow of death, but our hearts shall not fail. 3
Afraid by ourselves to pursue the dark way, Thy rod and thy staff be our comfort
and ...
7
Self-help: With Illustrations of Character, Conduct, and ...
Pain, poverty, and all the other wild beasts of life which so affrighten others, I am
so bold as to think I could look in the face without shrinking, without losing
respect for myself, faith in man's high destinies, or trust in God. Wisdom learnt
from ...
8
The Universal Etymological English Dictionary:: In Two ...
Sax- behind] that Part of a Ship which is between the Main Maltind the stern. S. '
fmake med or confound . 'w ' 3 ' ABASZL azsstr, F.] to. lower; bring" A To ABASHi [
eshabz'g F- to affrighten] to' 5 ABSCIS'SION [in Astro/ogy'] is when three ' "w" 'A.
George Crabbe. He named his Friend, but then his hand she press'd, And fondly
whisper' d, "Thou must go to rest ; " " I go," he said ; but as he spoke, she found
His hand more cold, and fluttering was the sound ! Then gazed affrighten'd ; but ...
10
THE HUTCHINSON PAPERS VOL. II
On the 10th of September 1664 they published by order of court a paper to deter
and affrighten all from making any complaints to the commissioners. The
commodities of the country are fish, which is sent into France, Spain and the
Streights, ...
