CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO BEFLOWER
PRESENT
Present
I beflower
you beflower
he/she/it beflowers
we beflower
you beflower
they beflower
Present continuous
I am beflowering
you are beflowering
he/she/it is beflowering
we are beflowering
you are beflowering
they are beflowering
Present perfect
I have beflowered
you have beflowered
he/she/it has beflowered
we have beflowered
you have beflowered
they have beflowered
Present perfect continuous
I have been beflowering
you have been beflowering
he/she/it has been beflowering
we have been beflowering
you have been beflowering
they have been beflowering
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 beflowered
you beflowered
he/she/it beflowered
we beflowered
you beflowered
they beflowered
Past continuous
I was beflowering
you were beflowering
he/she/it was beflowering
we were beflowering
you were beflowering
they were beflowering
Past perfect
I had beflowered
you had beflowered
he/she/it had beflowered
we had beflowered
you had beflowered
they had beflowered
Past perfect continuous
I had been beflowering
you had been beflowering
he/she/it had been beflowering
we had been beflowering
you had been beflowering
they had been beflowering
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will beflower
you will beflower
he/she/it will beflower
we will beflower
you will beflower
they will beflower
Future continuous
I will be beflowering
you will be beflowering
he/she/it will be beflowering
we will be beflowering
you will be beflowering
they will be beflowering
Future perfect
I will have beflowered
you will have beflowered
he/she/it will have beflowered
we will have beflowered
you will have beflowered
they will have beflowered
Future perfect continuous
I will have been beflowering
you will have been beflowering
he/she/it will have been beflowering
we will have been beflowering
you will have been beflowering
they will have been beflowering
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would beflower
you would beflower
he/she/it would beflower
we would beflower
you would beflower
they would beflower
Conditional continuous
I would be beflowering
you would be beflowering
he/she/it would be beflowering
we would be beflowering
you would be beflowering
they would be beflowering
Conditional perfect
I would have beflower
you would have beflower
he/she/it would have beflower
we would have beflower
you would have beflower
they would have beflower
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been beflowering
you would have been beflowering
he/she/it would have been beflowering
we would have been beflowering
you would have been beflowering
they would have been beflowering
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you beflower
we let´s beflower
you beflower
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
beflowered
Present Participle
beflowering
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 «BEFLOWER»
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beflower in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
beflower and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Ballads from Manuscripts ; 1: Ballads on the Condition of ...
382) 'Beflower the way, citizens; offer your thank-offerings; burn your incense.
Wreath your brows with laurel, and with roses. Sport ye in this day's honour. Go to
meet your lady mistress, poor man and rich man. Anna comes, bright image of ...
Frederick James Furnivall, 1868
2
Acomplete dictionary of the english language, both with ...
Distributer, giver, beflower; governor, regulator. DlSPOSITlON, dls-pb-zishflfm. s.
Other method, distribution; natural fitness, quality; tendency to any act or state;
temper of mind; afsection of kindness or ill-will; predominant inclination.
3
The works of Laurence Sterne
... ascent-grant me but health, thou great Beflower of it, and give me but this sair
goddess as my companion-and slaoiver down thy mitres, if it seems good unto
thy divine providence, upon those heads which are aching for them. THE
CAPTIVE.
4
The Works of the British Poets: With Prefaces, Biographical ...
Who 'd smell of wool all over? 'Tis enough The under-petticoat be made of stuss.
Lord ! to be wrapt in sianneljust in May, When the fields dress'd in flowers appear
so gay! And shall not Miss beflower'd as well as they. ln what weak colours ...
Robert Anderson, Henry Howard Earl of Surrey, Sir Thomas Wyatt, 1795
5
The Works: In Prose and Verse. In Three Volumes. Containing ...
For this, as it bindeth the -re-i ceiver, so it makes happy the beflower: T hisdoth
notimpoverish, but inrich the giver. O the sweet name of a mother I O the comfort
of comforts, to see your children grow up,-in whom you are, asiuucre cternized!
6
A new Dictionary of the English Language. ... To which is ...
'1.s [from gf-I'L] One that'gives; donor; beflower; distributer; granter. '5 rt
GrsizzaRD-Gtz-ZARD. n.s£ [gg/xsier, Fr. gr'gcrz'a, Lat. _It is sometimes called gr'
zzmr] The strong mufculous slomach of'a fowl.-It is provcrbially used for
apprehension or ...
William KENRICK (LL.D.), 1773
7
John Florio: A Worlde of Wordes
... to arme with a quiver. Il\ FARINA PASTINACHE, a gull, a drone, a foolish fellow
, a simple sot. Il\ FARINARE, to bemeale, to beflower, to be-white with meale. Il\
FASCIARE, to swathe or binde togither. Il\ FASCIE, one in his swatheling cloutes.
8
A Collection of Voyages and Travels, Some Now First Printed ...
... not the beflower of dignities, but a base sla've to 'vice -, not the 'oy of human
race, but its devourer, still gorg' with bodies of men, and gaping after more. Thu
are not the maker of the unirverse, but an empty product of the devil's : yet believe
, ...
Awnsham Churchill, Jean Barbot, 1732
9
Barclay's English Dictionary. With which is incorporated a ...
GLO'BEFLOWER, s. a kind of mountain crowfoot. GLOBO'SE, GLO'BOUS, GLO'
BULAR, or GLO'BULOUS, [globosus, Lat.] round or spherical. GLOBO'SITY, s. [
globositas, Lat.] roundness. GLOBULA'RIA, s. [Lat.] a flosculous flower. GLO'
BULE ...
James Barclay (Curate of Edmonton.), William SHORTON, 1822
10
You've Got Game (Mills & Boon Vintage Cherish)
... and Calistawould beflower girls. Nick's brother Mikewouldbe hisbestman.
Jayand Bryceand his brotherinlaw RichandClaudia's husband John would serve
as groomsmen. The reception would beheld atthe Morgan Creek Country Club
and ...
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