CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO BATFOWL
PRESENT
Present
I batfowl
you batfowl
he/she/it batfowls
we batfowl
you batfowl
they batfowl
Present continuous
I am batfowling
you are batfowling
he/she/it is batfowling
we are batfowling
you are batfowling
they are batfowling
Present perfect
I have batfowled
you have batfowled
he/she/it has batfowled
we have batfowled
you have batfowled
they have batfowled
Present perfect continuous
I have been batfowling
you have been batfowling
he/she/it has been batfowling
we have been batfowling
you have been batfowling
they have been batfowling
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 batfowled
you batfowled
he/she/it batfowled
we batfowled
you batfowled
they batfowled
Past continuous
I was batfowling
you were batfowling
he/she/it was batfowling
we were batfowling
you were batfowling
they were batfowling
Past perfect
I had batfowled
you had batfowled
he/she/it had batfowled
we had batfowled
you had batfowled
they had batfowled
Past perfect continuous
I had been batfowling
you had been batfowling
he/she/it had been batfowling
we had been batfowling
you had been batfowling
they had been batfowling
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will batfowl
you will batfowl
he/she/it will batfowl
we will batfowl
you will batfowl
they will batfowl
Future continuous
I will be batfowling
you will be batfowling
he/she/it will be batfowling
we will be batfowling
you will be batfowling
they will be batfowling
Future perfect
I will have batfowled
you will have batfowled
he/she/it will have batfowled
we will have batfowled
you will have batfowled
they will have batfowled
Future perfect continuous
I will have been batfowling
you will have been batfowling
he/she/it will have been batfowling
we will have been batfowling
you will have been batfowling
they will have been batfowling
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would batfowl
you would batfowl
he/she/it would batfowl
we would batfowl
you would batfowl
they would batfowl
Conditional continuous
I would be batfowling
you would be batfowling
he/she/it would be batfowling
we would be batfowling
you would be batfowling
they would be batfowling
Conditional perfect
I would have batfowl
you would have batfowl
he/she/it would have batfowl
we would have batfowl
you would have batfowl
they would have batfowl
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been batfowling
you would have been batfowling
he/she/it would have been batfowling
we would have been batfowling
you would have been batfowling
they would have been batfowling
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you batfowl
we let´s batfowl
you batfowl
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
batfowled
Present Participle
batfowling
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 «BATFOWL»
Discover the use of
batfowl in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
batfowl and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
National Exhibition of Works of Art, at Leeds, 1868: ...
batfowl. (Subitum. of. Works. of. art. LEEDS, 1868. IJrmbttrf of t\[t dlmml Couiutl.
THE RIGHT HON. THE EARL FITZWILLIAM, K.G., Lord-Lieutenant of tht West
Riding. $<mbon Commitite of |^boi«. THE LORD FREDERICK CAVENDISH, M.P.
, ...
Ralph N. James, L. Lefèvre, 1868
2
The English dialect dictionary
[See Bate, 1.1.1] BATFOLDER, sb. Sur. birds b night. See Batfowl. Sur. .67 Q. (
1880) 6th S. i. 238. BATFOLDING, vbl. sb. Not. Hrt. Sur. Wil. Catching birds by
night in a folding-net. Also in comp. Batfolding-net. Cf. batfowl. bird-batting. Not.
3
The Scrabble Word-Building Book: Updated Edition
... battu, BATEAU -; batboys batty BATCH -; - BATTEAU -; batteaux BATCHED -; -
BATTED -; - BATFOWL -; batfowls BATTEN -; battens BATCHES -; - BATTER -;
batters, BATE abate; bater, battery bates BATHING -; - BATEAU -; bateaux
BATTIK ...
... BATFISH BATFISHES BATFOWL BATFOWLED BATFOWLER BATFOWLERS
BATFOWLING BATFOWLS BATGIRL BATGIRLS BATH BATHE BATHED
BATHER BATHERS BATHES BATHETIC BATHETICALLY BATHHOUSE
BATHHOUSES ...
Maliha Mendoza Mahmood, 2013
5
My Uncle Hobson and I: or, Slashes at life with a free broad-axe
In order to obviate tfebdA tins volume is now presented to the public, consisting of
extracts from the narrative* ;; 1 lers who have recorded the customs of the oriental
nations, from whom we learn (batfowl were retained among them to this day, ...
6
An Alphabetical List of English Words Occurring in the ...
... boat 1 S. bateless 2 batement, R. 3 batement, H. batemaker, H. batement lights
, H. batenian batenist batenite bater, H. 1830 bat-fleeing time 3 1538 batfowl, v.n.
2 1626 batfowler 2 S. batfowling 2, 3 1549 1603 batful, fertile 2 1250 bath, sb.
7
Promptorium parvulorum sive clericorum: dictionarius ...
... ua. in bachis. Battyn, or betyn wyth stavys (battis, p.) Fustigo, baculo. Batyn, or
abateii of weyte or inesure. Subtraho. Batyn, or make debate. Jurgor, vel
seminare discordias, vel dis- cordare. Battfowlere. Aucubaculator, CATH. Batfowl
yn ...
Anglicus Galfridus, Albert Way, 1865
8
On Some Deficiencies in Our English Dictionaries: Being the ...
H. batemaker, H. batement lights, H. batenian batenist batenite hater, H. 1830 bat
-fleeing time 3 1538 batfowl, v.n. 2 1626 batfowler 2 S. batfowling 2, 3 1549 1603
batful, fertile 2 1, 2, 3 B. bath, a measure 2 1660 bath, order of knighthood 2 ...
Richard Chenevix Trench, 1857
Tar-paw/ling Cloth covered with tar, s. Batfowl-ing Bird-catching by night, s.
Seeming Appearance; show; semblance, a. Cn-he-teem'ing Unbecoming, a.
Triniming Lace, &c, on clothes, I. Plum'ming Discovering a proper place for an air-
shaft, s.
John Walker, John Longmuir, 1865
10
Geological Survey Professional Paper
PROTEl'SmDAE 7Vop^u(ntn toAon/onuj Smith iHyalt i r Totrnte* grmmrtarot ( 7*
humtoJdfrruu I T pot>*»roru» (Smithl ARCESTIDAE Pnorcntet d P. batfowl lOppdl
MEGAPHYLUTIDAE HumboidtutM tepttnlnonolu (Smith I THANAMmDAE ...
