CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO ATTRAP
PRESENT
Present
I attrap
you attrap
he/she/it attraps
we attrap
you attrap
they attrap
Present continuous
I am attrapping
you are attrapping
he/she/it is attrapping
we are attrapping
you are attrapping
they are attrapping
Present perfect
I have attrapped
you have attrapped
he/she/it has attrapped
we have attrapped
you have attrapped
they have attrapped
Present perfect continuous
I have been attrapping
you have been attrapping
he/she/it has been attrapping
we have been attrapping
you have been attrapping
they have been attrapping
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 attrapped
you attrapped
he/she/it attrapped
we attrapped
you attrapped
they attrapped
Past continuous
I was attrapping
you were attrapping
he/she/it was attrapping
we were attrapping
you were attrapping
they were attrapping
Past perfect
I had attrapped
you had attrapped
he/she/it had attrapped
we had attrapped
you had attrapped
they had attrapped
Past perfect continuous
I had been attrapping
you had been attrapping
he/she/it had been attrapping
we had been attrapping
you had been attrapping
they had been attrapping
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will attrap
you will attrap
he/she/it will attrap
we will attrap
you will attrap
they will attrap
Future continuous
I will be attrapping
you will be attrapping
he/she/it will be attrapping
we will be attrapping
you will be attrapping
they will be attrapping
Future perfect
I will have attrapped
you will have attrapped
he/she/it will have attrapped
we will have attrapped
you will have attrapped
they will have attrapped
Future perfect continuous
I will have been attrapping
you will have been attrapping
he/she/it will have been attrapping
we will have been attrapping
you will have been attrapping
they will have been attrapping
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would attrap
you would attrap
he/she/it would attrap
we would attrap
you would attrap
they would attrap
Conditional continuous
I would be attrapping
you would be attrapping
he/she/it would be attrapping
we would be attrapping
you would be attrapping
they would be attrapping
Conditional perfect
I would have attrap
you would have attrap
he/she/it would have attrap
we would have attrap
you would have attrap
they would have attrap
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been attrapping
you would have been attrapping
he/she/it would have been attrapping
we would have been attrapping
you would have been attrapping
they would have been attrapping
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you attrap
we let´s attrap
you attrap
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
attrapped
Present Participle
attrapping
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 «ATTRAP»
Discover the use of
attrap in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
attrap and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Chambers's Twentieth Century Dictionary (part 1 of 4: A-D)
Attrap,attrap′, v.t. (Spens.) to adornwith trappings: to dress or array. [L. ad, to,
andTrap.] Attribute, attrib′ūt, v.t. to ascribe, assign, orconsideras belonging. —
adj.Attrib′utable.—ns.At′tribute, that whichis attributed: that which is inherent in
, ...
2
A Supplement to Johnson's English Dictionary: Of which the ...
Whose sained gestures do attrap our youth. W. Browne. " To ATTRIBUTE v.a."
Spenser (once) accents this verb on the first syllable. Faulty men use oftentimes
To attribute their folly unto fate. Sp. F. B.V. CIV. st.28. «' To AVA'LE. v. n. To sink."
2.
George Mason, Samuel Johnson, 1801
3
Miscellaneous state papers: From 1501-1726
Truly justice is done in them marvellous severely. At the • first it was thought that it
was taken in hand to attrap them of the religion; but truly it is come to all men,
more to Catholics than Protestants. Protestants. Men of great quality have been ...
Philip Yorke Hardwicke (Earl of), 1778
4
The Plays and Poems of William Shakspeare
At all of them, ' ' ,5}; appears, that noise and shew were what chiefly attrap germ-
pd" ,._ Qur author speaks in Hamlet of berattling tbs.-cmnntcm .,e,~__,'the public/
c] theatres." See also A 'Prologue 'spoken bya I' yof players who had seceded ...
William Shakespeare, 1821
5
Dictionarium Scoto-Celticum: a Dictionary of the Gaelic ...
ATTRACTIVELY, adv. See Attractive, adj. ATTRACTIVENESS, s. Cumhachd-
tarruing, comes-talaidh, taitneachd, mealltachd. ATTRACToa, s. Fear-tanuing,
fear-talaidh, sughadair. ATTRAIIENT, s. Fear-tarruing, fear-titlaidh, sughadair.
ATTRAP ...
6
The complete Italien Master
Attinente, belonging to. Attingere, Attignerc, to reach. Attirare, tò attract, allure.
Attituiine, attitude. Attivo, active, stirring, Atto, an act, or deed. Attonito, astosiíhsd.
Attorm, about. AttoJJìcarc-, to poison. Y Attrap. Attrappare, to over-reach, to fuprife
.
7
The Role of Cost Saving and Innovation in PFI Projects
Construction Industry Council. Table 3.5 Average relevance of scope forCSIs in
the PFI project Kigheit Jj Attrap. I. l> lowtst Figure 3.3 Areas with scope for CSIs in
the PFI project - analysis by type of facility Operation I Accomodation ...
Construction Industry Council, 2000
8
A Sketch of the Geology of Cornwall
To attrap the surface water, and to hinder its descent into the depths of the mine,
long and expensive tunnels have been driven into the hills at the lowest level
attainable; and at the surface, hollows are filled and channels often made, ...
9
Grafton's Chronicle: Or, History of England
The king accompanied “ith the Dukes of Sommerset 8t Excestrr, and other of the
lyne of Lancaster, determined clecrcly to set on the Duke of Yorke and his
confederates, and them by force eyther vtterly to vanquishe, or by pollecie to
attrap, and ...
10
A Full View Of The Public Transactions In the Riegn of Q. ...
... to put in fyer tathe myens : item that Monsieur de Monlucke and the Duke de
Montpencier hath broken the bridge, where Rochefaulcould stiulde passe ; and
doth miend to attrap 30 him, being not yet arrived at Orleans with the prince. xxvu.
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ATTRAP»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
attrap is used in the context of the following news items.
The Top 10 Craziest Hotels In The World, Just In Case You've Ever …
Attrap Reves lets you “book a bubble” in a handful of retreat-like and nature-filled locations. Their now famous bubbles help prevent humidity ... «Bustle, Feb 15»
Are these the world's most extraordinary hotel rooms?
A most unusual concept, the Attrap'Reves resort allows guests to sleep in inflatable 13ft tents in Bouches-du-Rhone or Loir-et-Cher in France. «Daily Mail, Sep 14»
The best hotel beds in the world, according to TripAdvisor
Attrap'Reves. Provence, France. Get ready to experience a “bliss bubble” at this Provence hotel. Picture: A TripAdvisor traveller Source: ... «NEWS.com.au, Sep 14»
A dome away from home and other offbeat overnights
Attrap Reve's “Dreamcatcher” bubbles, a colony of five bubbles set in a Provencal pine forest near Marseille, offers “an unusual night for lovers ... «Boston Globe, Apr 14»
21 amazing hotels you need to visit before you die
Experience a unique night under the stars with all the comfort of a hotel room Attrap'Rêves invites you to an unusual and romantic moment. «Alsumaria TV, Feb 14»
If you go down to the woods: Gizmag's Top 10 forest retreats
This particular iteration, the Bubble Hotel, has been rolled out in several locations by the French Attrap'Rêves hotel in order to offer customers a ... «Gizmag, Jan 14»
Room With a View: Amazing Bubble Hotel in France (PHOTOS)
Guests of the Attrap'Reves Bubble Hotel in France sleep in transparent pods that provide amazing views of their surroundings and the open ... «The Weather Channel, Nov 13»
Bed in a bottle
The Attrap'Rjves family hotel, in the Allauch commune, gives adventurous travellers the chance to spend a night under the stars without ... «Daily Star Online, Oct 13»
Top 10 Campagna
Se sentite di appartenere alla categoria agreste-contemporanea, l'Attrap'Rêves (letteralmente, “acchiappa sogni”) di Allauch, piccola cittadina ... «Vogue.it, Jun 13»
Top 10 extreme hotels in the world
Attrap Reves Allauch ... Better yet, if you enjoy this experience, you can check out Attrap' Rêves' other bubble destinations throughout France. «Fox News, Jun 13»
