CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO BECLASP
PRESENT
Present
I beclasp
you beclasp
he/she/it beclasps
we beclasp
you beclasp
they beclasp
Present continuous
I am beclasping
you are beclasping
he/she/it is beclasping
we are beclasping
you are beclasping
they are beclasping
Present perfect
I have beclasped
you have beclasped
he/she/it has beclasped
we have beclasped
you have beclasped
they have beclasped
Present perfect continuous
I have been beclasping
you have been beclasping
he/she/it has been beclasping
we have been beclasping
you have been beclasping
they have been beclasping
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 beclasped
you beclasped
he/she/it beclasped
we beclasped
you beclasped
they beclasped
Past continuous
I was beclasping
you were beclasping
he/she/it was beclasping
we were beclasping
you were beclasping
they were beclasping
Past perfect
I had beclasped
you had beclasped
he/she/it had beclasped
we had beclasped
you had beclasped
they had beclasped
Past perfect continuous
I had been beclasping
you had been beclasping
he/she/it had been beclasping
we had been beclasping
you had been beclasping
they had been beclasping
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will beclasp
you will beclasp
he/she/it will beclasp
we will beclasp
you will beclasp
they will beclasp
Future continuous
I will be beclasping
you will be beclasping
he/she/it will be beclasping
we will be beclasping
you will be beclasping
they will be beclasping
Future perfect
I will have beclasped
you will have beclasped
he/she/it will have beclasped
we will have beclasped
you will have beclasped
they will have beclasped
Future perfect continuous
I will have been beclasping
you will have been beclasping
he/she/it will have been beclasping
we will have been beclasping
you will have been beclasping
they will have been beclasping
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would beclasp
you would beclasp
he/she/it would beclasp
we would beclasp
you would beclasp
they would beclasp
Conditional continuous
I would be beclasping
you would be beclasping
he/she/it would be beclasping
we would be beclasping
you would be beclasping
they would be beclasping
Conditional perfect
I would have beclasp
you would have beclasp
he/she/it would have beclasp
we would have beclasp
you would have beclasp
they would have beclasp
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been beclasping
you would have been beclasping
he/she/it would have been beclasping
we would have been beclasping
you would have been beclasping
they would have been beclasping
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you beclasp
we let´s beclasp
you beclasp
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
beclasped
Present Participle
beclasping
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 «BECLASP»
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... BECKONS BECKS BECLAMOR BECLAMORED BECLAMORING
BECLAMORS BECLASP BECLASPED BECLASPING BECLASPS BECLOAK
BECLOAKED BECLOAKING BECLOAKS BECLOG BECLOGGED BECLOGGING
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... bechalks BECHARM -; becharms BECK -; becks BECKED -; - BECKET -;
beckets BECKING -; - BECKON -; beckons BECLASP -; beclasps BECLOAK -;
becloaks BECLOG -; beclogs BECLOUD -; beclouds BECLOWN -; beclowns
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BECHALK BECHARM BECLASP BECLOAK BECLOUD BECLOWN BECRAWL
BECRIME BECROWD BECRUST BECURSE BEDEVIL BEDEVIL> BEDIGHT
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Origins: A Short Etymological Dictionary of Modern English
... denominative. See the following nine entries. be (1). Intensive, connoting '
about, around, over', as in bedeck. Cf: be (2). Intensive, connoting 'onboth or all
sides, all around, all over', as in beclasp, becloud, bedim. be (3). Intensive,
connoting.
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... bebeeru because bee harm beclasp becloud becrawl bedding bedevil Bedford
- bedight bedizen bedmate Bedouin bedpost bedrock bedroll bedroom bedside
bedsock bedsore bedtick bedtime bedward beechen beehive beeline beeswax ...
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Auto- means self-propelled in such words as autobus and auto- giro. be- The Old
English prefix be- means around, all over, or throughout in these words
containing verbs: beclasp beshadow beclothe beshroud becloud besmear
bedabble ...
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... BARPOST bAPTONS BASFONO BASHING BASK ING BASTING BATF ISH
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There are at least eight ways in which it can be used, viz., with the sense of about
, as beclasp ; intensively, as bebait ; with a privative meaning, behead ; as a
mode of rendering intransitive verbs transitive, as beery; or of forming verbs from
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There are at least eight ways in which it can be used, viz., with the sense of about
, as beclasp ; intensively, as bebait ; with a privative meaning, behead ; as a
mode of rendering intransitive verbs transitive, as beery; or of forming verbs from
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