CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO BECOWARD
PRESENT
Present
I becoward
you becoward
he/she/it becowards
we becoward
you becoward
they becoward
Present continuous
I am becowarding
you are becowarding
he/she/it is becowarding
we are becowarding
you are becowarding
they are becowarding
Present perfect
I have becowarded
you have becowarded
he/she/it has becowarded
we have becowarded
you have becowarded
they have becowarded
Present perfect continuous
I have been becowarding
you have been becowarding
he/she/it has been becowarding
we have been becowarding
you have been becowarding
they have been becowarding
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 becowarded
you becowarded
he/she/it becowarded
we becowarded
you becowarded
they becowarded
Past continuous
I was becowarding
you were becowarding
he/she/it was becowarding
we were becowarding
you were becowarding
they were becowarding
Past perfect
I had becowarded
you had becowarded
he/she/it had becowarded
we had becowarded
you had becowarded
they had becowarded
Past perfect continuous
I had been becowarding
you had been becowarding
he/she/it had been becowarding
we had been becowarding
you had been becowarding
they had been becowarding
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will becoward
you will becoward
he/she/it will becoward
we will becoward
you will becoward
they will becoward
Future continuous
I will be becowarding
you will be becowarding
he/she/it will be becowarding
we will be becowarding
you will be becowarding
they will be becowarding
Future perfect
I will have becowarded
you will have becowarded
he/she/it will have becowarded
we will have becowarded
you will have becowarded
they will have becowarded
Future perfect continuous
I will have been becowarding
you will have been becowarding
he/she/it will have been becowarding
we will have been becowarding
you will have been becowarding
they will have been becowarding
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would becoward
you would becoward
he/she/it would becoward
we would becoward
you would becoward
they would becoward
Conditional continuous
I would be becowarding
you would be becowarding
he/she/it would be becowarding
we would be becowarding
you would be becowarding
they would be becowarding
Conditional perfect
I would have becoward
you would have becoward
he/she/it would have becoward
we would have becoward
you would have becoward
they would have becoward
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been becowarding
you would have been becowarding
he/she/it would have been becowarding
we would have been becowarding
you would have been becowarding
they would have been becowarding
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you becoward
we let´s becoward
you becoward
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
becowarded
Present Participle
becowarding
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 «BECOWARD»
Discover the use of
becoward in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
becoward and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Works of Henry Fielding: Complete in One Volume, with ...
If another hath kicked and cufied you lustily, be sure to becoward him well; and, if
the assault was in public, before the eyes of many gentlemen, the word coward
can never be too often repeated. But with regard to this last great caution must be
...
... BECLOUDED BECLOUDING BECLOUDS BECLOWN BECLOWNED
BECLOWNING BECLOWNS BECOME BECOMES BECOMING BECOMINGLY
BECOMINGS BECOWARD BECOWARDED BECOWARDING BECOWARDS
BECQUEREL ...
Maliha Mendoza Mahmood, 2013
3
An Alphabetical List of English Words Occurring in the ...
new becomingly, W. 1657 becomingness 2, 3 1366 because that 1, 2 1480
becompass 1 1509 for because 1 1857 becoronetted 3 1523 because to 1, 2
1752 becoward 3 1514 becausely 1 1583 becramponed, fastened 2 1855
beccaccia, ...
4
The Works of Henry Fielding, Esq: In Twelve Volumes, with ...
Isanother hath kicked and * cuffed you lustily, be sure to becoward him well ; e 6
C A'IKII and if the assault was in public, before the eyes of many gentlemen, the
word coward can never be' too often repeated. * BUT with regard to this last, ...
5
On Some Deficiencies in Our English Dictionaries: Being the ...
\V. bccomingly, 'V. 1657 becomingness 2, 3 1480 becompass 1 1857
becoronetted 3 1752 becoward 3 1583 becramponed, fastened 2 becravated, C.
1857 becrimson 3 becrike (an oath), H. becrip le. W. 1861 becroa 3 1861
becrowdcd 3 ...
Richard Chenevix Trench, 1857
6
Studies in the Lexical Field of Expectation
... accoward 1530; craven 1611-1683+1826; unsoul a1634+1641; coward 1640-
1685 obs; cowardize 1648-(1840); becoward 1831 (1). V11.l5 TO 1NSP1RE
W1TH GROUNDLESS FEAR A persistent tendency to raise alarm needlessly (
noun) ...
7
An essay on conversation: 12
If another hath kicked and cuffed you lustily, be sure to becoward him well; and if
the assault was in public, before the eyes of many gentlemen, the word coward
can never be too often repeated. ' But with regard to this last, great caution must ...
8
The Works of Henry Fielding, with a Life of the Author: ...
If another hath kicked and cuffed you lustily, be sure to becoward him well ; and if
the assault was in publick, before the eyes of manv gentlemen, the word coward
can never be too often repeated. '• But with regard to this last, great caution ...
9
Delphi Complete Works of Euripides (Illustrated)
... thou mightest have wonfor thycity acrownof glory, and, though thou didst
encountera savage swine,labouring for a sorry task, yet when thetime came for
thee to face the helmet and pointed spear, anddothy best, thou wert found to
becoward.
10
Miscellaneous: Covent-Garden journal. Essay on nothing. ...
If another hath kicked and cuffed you lustily, be sure to becoward him well ; and if
the assault was in publick, before the eyes of many gentlemen, the word coward
can never be too often repeated. But with regard to this last great caution must ...
Henry Fielding, Arthur Murphy, Alexander Chalmers, 1806
