CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO BECRUST
PRESENT
Present
I becrust
you becrust
he/she/it becrusts
we becrust
you becrust
they becrust
Present continuous
I am becrusting
you are becrusting
he/she/it is becrusting
we are becrusting
you are becrusting
they are becrusting
Present perfect
I have becrusted
you have becrusted
he/she/it has becrusted
we have becrusted
you have becrusted
they have becrusted
Present perfect continuous
I have been becrusting
you have been becrusting
he/she/it has been becrusting
we have been becrusting
you have been becrusting
they have been becrusting
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 becrusted
you becrusted
he/she/it becrusted
we becrusted
you becrusted
they becrusted
Past continuous
I was becrusting
you were becrusting
he/she/it was becrusting
we were becrusting
you were becrusting
they were becrusting
Past perfect
I had becrusted
you had becrusted
he/she/it had becrusted
we had becrusted
you had becrusted
they had becrusted
Past perfect continuous
I had been becrusting
you had been becrusting
he/she/it had been becrusting
we had been becrusting
you had been becrusting
they had been becrusting
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will becrust
you will becrust
he/she/it will becrust
we will becrust
you will becrust
they will becrust
Future continuous
I will be becrusting
you will be becrusting
he/she/it will be becrusting
we will be becrusting
you will be becrusting
they will be becrusting
Future perfect
I will have becrusted
you will have becrusted
he/she/it will have becrusted
we will have becrusted
you will have becrusted
they will have becrusted
Future perfect continuous
I will have been becrusting
you will have been becrusting
he/she/it will have been becrusting
we will have been becrusting
you will have been becrusting
they will have been becrusting
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would becrust
you would becrust
he/she/it would becrust
we would becrust
you would becrust
they would becrust
Conditional continuous
I would be becrusting
you would be becrusting
he/she/it would be becrusting
we would be becrusting
you would be becrusting
they would be becrusting
Conditional perfect
I would have becrust
you would have becrust
he/she/it would have becrust
we would have becrust
you would have becrust
they would have becrust
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been becrusting
you would have been becrusting
he/she/it would have been becrusting
we would have been becrusting
you would have been becrusting
they would have been becrusting
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you becrust
we let´s becrust
you becrust
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
becrusted
Present Participle
becrusting
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 «BECRUST»
Discover the use of
becrust in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
becrust and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The London Quarterly Review
Its noxious secretions becrust every organ of perception. But if to that habitual
dimness and deafness, clinging curse of inveterate self-delusion, the object adds
a consciousness of shabby purpose, and labours at once to indulge and disguise
...
2
An Alphabetical List of English Words Occurring in the ...
... cuckold 2 becrip}l1(le_. W. 1608 becedared 2 1861 becroa 3 1591 becense,
v.a. 2 1861 becrowded 3 bechamcl, C. 1583 becrown 2 BECK 1800 becrust 3
1450 becry, accuse 1 1591 becudgel 2 1550 becumbcr 2 1861 becupolaed 3
1624 ...
3
The Satyrs of Persius. Translated into English prose by T. ...
The Sons of the Nohility were said to be Citron, beCrust: or1 the great Care they
took in having their Hair cutled. - . L. 32. Hyzcinthim [en-a. Vestimtma 'ne-1
accuhrtona waireIzt, in' 'msihi natali mea dam-what diene qui-sam, (Orm, fine þm,
sed ...
Persius, Thomas SHERIDAN (D.D.), 1739
Its noxious secretions becrust every organ of perception. But if to that habitual
dimness and deafness, clinging curse of inveterate self-delusion, the object adds
a consciousness of shabby purpose, and labours at once to indulge and disguise
...
5
The Quarterly Review (London)
Its noxious secretions becrust every organ of perception. But if to that habitual
dimness and deafness, clinging curse of inveterate self-delusion, the object adds
a consciousness of shabby purpose, and labours at once to indulge and disguise
...
Its noxious secretions becrust every organ of perception. But if to that habitual
dimness and deafness, clinging curse of inveterate self-delusion, the object adds
a consciousness of shabby purpose, and labours at once to indulge and disguise
...
7
On Some Deficiencies in Our English Dictionaries: Being the ...
... 2 becravated, C. 1857 becrimson 3 becrike (an oath), H. becrip le. W. 1861
becroa 3 1861 becrowdcd 3 1583 becrown 2 1,2 1 2,3 1800 becrust 3 1450
becry, accuse 1 1591 becud el 2 1550 becum er 2 1861 becupolaed 3 1624
becurl 2, ...
Richard Chenevix Trench, 1857
8
The Scrabble Word-Building Book: Updated Edition
... becloaks BECLOG -; beclogs BECLOUD -; beclouds BECLOWN -; beclowns
BECOME -; becomes BECRAWL -; becrawls BECRIME -; becrimed, becrimes
BECROWD -; becrowds BECRUST -; becrusts BECURSE -; becursed, becurses
BED ...
... BECRAWLS BECRIME BECRIMED BECRIMES BECRIMING BECROWD
BECROWDED BECROWDING BECROWDS BECRUST BECRUSTED
BECRUSTING BECRUSTS BECUDGEL BECUDGELED BECUDGELING
BECUDGELLED ...
Maliha Mendoza Mahmood, 2013
10
Reliquiæ sacræ: or, Sacred dialogues between a father and ...
I know, if Providence so order it, that Eruptions shall disgrace and becrust my
Skin, or that a Fever shall dry up my Moisture, or a Dropsy equally disfigure and
weaken me by its redundant Floods. If the Almighty speaksthe commissioning
Word ...
Richard Pearsall, Thomas Gibbons, 1765
