CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO BANJAX
PRESENT
Present
I banjax
you banjax
he/she/it banjaxes
we banjax
you banjax
they banjax
Present continuous
I am banjaxing
you are banjaxing
he/she/it is banjaxing
we are banjaxing
you are banjaxing
they are banjaxing
Present perfect
I have banjaxed
you have banjaxed
he/she/it has banjaxed
we have banjaxed
you have banjaxed
they have banjaxed
Present perfect continuous
I have been banjaxing
you have been banjaxing
he/she/it has been banjaxing
we have been banjaxing
you have been banjaxing
they have been banjaxing
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 banjaxed
you banjaxed
he/she/it banjaxed
we banjaxed
you banjaxed
they banjaxed
Past continuous
I was banjaxing
you were banjaxing
he/she/it was banjaxing
we were banjaxing
you were banjaxing
they were banjaxing
Past perfect
I had banjaxed
you had banjaxed
he/she/it had banjaxed
we had banjaxed
you had banjaxed
they had banjaxed
Past perfect continuous
I had been banjaxing
you had been banjaxing
he/she/it had been banjaxing
we had been banjaxing
you had been banjaxing
they had been banjaxing
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will banjax
you will banjax
he/she/it will banjax
we will banjax
you will banjax
they will banjax
Future continuous
I will be banjaxing
you will be banjaxing
he/she/it will be banjaxing
we will be banjaxing
you will be banjaxing
they will be banjaxing
Future perfect
I will have banjaxed
you will have banjaxed
he/she/it will have banjaxed
we will have banjaxed
you will have banjaxed
they will have banjaxed
Future perfect continuous
I will have been banjaxing
you will have been banjaxing
he/she/it will have been banjaxing
we will have been banjaxing
you will have been banjaxing
they will have been banjaxing
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would banjax
you would banjax
he/she/it would banjax
we would banjax
you would banjax
they would banjax
Conditional continuous
I would be banjaxing
you would be banjaxing
he/she/it would be banjaxing
we would be banjaxing
you would be banjaxing
they would be banjaxing
Conditional perfect
I would have banjax
you would have banjax
he/she/it would have banjax
we would have banjax
you would have banjax
they would have banjax
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been banjaxing
you would have been banjaxing
he/she/it would have been banjaxing
we would have been banjaxing
you would have been banjaxing
they would have been banjaxing
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you banjax
we let´s banjax
you banjax
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Present Participle
banjaxing
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 «BANJAX»
Discover the use of
banjax in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
banjax and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
David Banjax was evidently well known enough here to command a table in the
window, and Nick and Phil Price were escorted into the great man's presence.
Banjax, about thirty-five, with a goatee and otherwise short hair, in a suit without a
...
2
A Bob Lee Swagger eBook Boxed Set: I, Sniper, Night of ...
David Banjax was evidently well known enough here to command a table in the
window, and Nick and Phil Price were escorted into the great man's presence.
Banjax, about thirty-five, with a goatee and otherwise short hair, in a suit without a
...
3
Dead Zero: A Bob Lee Swagger Novel
Banjax felt sweat pop on his brow, a wave of woozi- ness pass, pass again, and
pass a third time. “Of course I ask your forbearance in linking it to me.” “Of course,
” said Banjax, if barely. The elegant man reached into his briefcase and pulled ...
Or, better still – banjax. Yes, banjax all, banjaxing hell, banjax off, that's quite
poetic, if a little clumsy.' 'What you say?' 'What don't you give a naff or a banjax
about my boy?' 'Oh, well, ya know... about... I don't care what they think. When I'm
not ...
This fast-paced novel combines a young man's inner struggle with a quest to bring down a tyrant and rescue a community from impending destruction.
6
The Concise New Partridge Dictionary of Slang and ...
4to enda poker game US, 1979 bangup adjective excellent; firstrate IRELAND,
1821 banjax verbto batter, to beat, to destroy someone or something IRELAND,
1939 banjaxed adjective1not in working order. Givenfresh impetus in the UK
inthe ...
Terry Victor, Tom Dalzell, 2007
7
Oxford Dictionary of Modern Slang
bang banger banjax banker'sramp bar barf barnet barney barrel bash basher
bashing bat. bang1 adverb 1 bang goes Indicating that something is spoiled,
ruined or lost. 1868–. T. E. LAWRENCE I am afraid I have to drive from here to
Urfa ...
John Ayto, John Simpson, 2010
Bridie seemed to realize the odds were leaning Banjax's way. “I can help you get
him home. I'll leave my father a note and tell him I bicycled out to Granny 'rene's.
He won't mind. Really. And between us, we can get him there. I know we can.
9
Soft Target: A Thriller
“You see,” said Colonel Obobo to his friend David Banjax ofthe New York Times,
as they sat on folding chairs outside America, the Mall, with Mr. Renfro hovering
over Obobo's shoulder. Behind them the buses to transport the freed hostages ...
10
The New Partridge Dictionary of Slang and Unconventional ...
1998 banjo verb 1 to beat someone UK From BANJAX (to batter). • — Listener, p.
16, 1st July 1982 • — Nigel Foster, The Making of a Royal Marine Commando,
1987 2 to murder someone UK • [Y]ou say it was never the family banjo'd your ...
Eric Partridge, Tom Dalzell, Terry Victor, 2006
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «BANJAX»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
banjax is used in the context of the following news items.
There's no place like home for avoiding the truth
They did banjax the country. People are struggling to pay their bills. But those snatch squads which the melodramatic headlines say are ... «Irish Independent, Apr 15»
So how did George Osborne the failure become the people's …
There wasn't a theatrical coup to dazzle the electorate and banjax the opposition. Labour was mightily relieved. “We were expecting harder ... «The Guardian, Mar 15»
Willie's week of Mullinsopoly
Three of McCoy's peers drove their horses past Tony and Ned to banjax the Hollywood ending. That refusal to let even AP have things easy ... «Irish Independent, Mar 15»
High-achieving women have these 6 personality traits. Do you?
In short, following the rules, being less assertive and reacting badly to stress make us more likely to banjax ourselves – and miss out on the top ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Jan 15»
When a wife was her man's chattel
The Federated Union of Employers raised furious objections to paying women the same as men, insisting it would banjax the economy. «Irish Independent, Jan 15»
Banjax Christmas Party
We at Banjax know how you feel thats why we are putting on yet another classic Banjax event which is ran by local clubbers for the faithful clubbers of Bristol. «Skiddle.com, Oct 14»
Local acts at Latitude Festival 2014
... River Lyons; Aprochomatics; Ewen Mazzei; Jos Brunwin; Teddy Quick; Alison Mackinnon; Jodie Richardson; Banjax; Abi Blake; Natalie Lake; ... «Norfolk Eastern Daily Press, Jul 14»
Mullered and 61 other words for beaten at sport
If the dial's on 11, then the noisiest synonyms for beating at sport are terms that otherwise mean "hit". Banjax, banjo, cane, clobber, knock out, ... «BBC News, Jun 14»
Is the Free Fringe Really Destroying the Fringe?
... the fringe have been on the Free Fringe, like Austentatious: The Improvised Jane Austen Novel, Delete The Banjax and Hill and Wheedon. «Huffington Post UK, Aug 13»
Incoming: Lady Garden are dead, long live the Birthday Girls
It's only a few weeks since Delete the Banjax vanished from the comedy scene, and now Lady Garden are following hot on their heels. «Such Small Portions, Apr 13»
