CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO BEJESUIT
PRESENT
Present
I bejesuit
you bejesuit
he/she/it bejesuits
we bejesuit
you bejesuit
they bejesuit
Present continuous
I am bejesuiting
you are bejesuiting
he/she/it is bejesuiting
we are bejesuiting
you are bejesuiting
they are bejesuiting
Present perfect
I have bejesuited
you have bejesuited
he/she/it has bejesuited
we have bejesuited
you have bejesuited
they have bejesuited
Present perfect continuous
I have been bejesuiting
you have been bejesuiting
he/she/it has been bejesuiting
we have been bejesuiting
you have been bejesuiting
they have been bejesuiting
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 bejesuited
you bejesuited
he/she/it bejesuited
we bejesuited
you bejesuited
they bejesuited
Past continuous
I was bejesuiting
you were bejesuiting
he/she/it was bejesuiting
we were bejesuiting
you were bejesuiting
they were bejesuiting
Past perfect
I had bejesuited
you had bejesuited
he/she/it had bejesuited
we had bejesuited
you had bejesuited
they had bejesuited
Past perfect continuous
I had been bejesuiting
you had been bejesuiting
he/she/it had been bejesuiting
we had been bejesuiting
you had been bejesuiting
they had been bejesuiting
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will bejesuit
you will bejesuit
he/she/it will bejesuit
we will bejesuit
you will bejesuit
they will bejesuit
Future continuous
I will be bejesuiting
you will be bejesuiting
he/she/it will be bejesuiting
we will be bejesuiting
you will be bejesuiting
they will be bejesuiting
Future perfect
I will have bejesuited
you will have bejesuited
he/she/it will have bejesuited
we will have bejesuited
you will have bejesuited
they will have bejesuited
Future perfect continuous
I will have been bejesuiting
you will have been bejesuiting
he/she/it will have been bejesuiting
we will have been bejesuiting
you will have been bejesuiting
they will have been bejesuiting
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would bejesuit
you would bejesuit
he/she/it would bejesuit
we would bejesuit
you would bejesuit
they would bejesuit
Conditional continuous
I would be bejesuiting
you would be bejesuiting
he/she/it would be bejesuiting
we would be bejesuiting
you would be bejesuiting
they would be bejesuiting
Conditional perfect
I would have bejesuit
you would have bejesuit
he/she/it would have bejesuit
we would have bejesuit
you would have bejesuit
they would have bejesuit
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been bejesuiting
you would have been bejesuiting
he/she/it would have been bejesuiting
we would have been bejesuiting
you would have been bejesuiting
they would have been bejesuiting
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you bejesuit
we let´s bejesuit
you bejesuit
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
bejesuited
Present Participle
bejesuiting
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 «BEJESUIT»
Discover the use of
bejesuit in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
bejesuit and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
An English-Welsh pronouncing dictionary: with an analysis of ...
Uysieuyn yn Affrica, a ddefnyddir fel meddyginiaeth rhag clefydau a brathiad
seirff Bejesuit, bi-jes'-iw-it, v. a. Jesuadeiddio, egwyddori yn ffydd y Jesnitiaid
Being, bi'-ing, s. bôd, hanfod; bodiad; syddiad; bodolaeth ; en; bodoliaeth j Beit,
beit, ...
2
John Milton Prose: Major Writings on Liberty, Politics, ...
... 36-43. m Ephesians 4:3. m bejesuited: to work upon by, or subject to, Jesuits;
cited by the OED as the first use of the word “ bejesuit." m Haggai 2:7. m Since
the reign of Henry VIII, convocations were held in the Chapterhouse at
Westminster; ...
David Loewenstein, John Milton, 2012
3
English Language Word Builder
... OTHER VERBS CONTAINING HEAVY LETTERS ACQUIGHTë AQUAFARM'
AQUATINTa ATMOLYZE AUTOLYZE BEJESUIT BRONZIFY CATALYZEI
COLLOQUE COLLOQUY COQUETTE DOWNZONE EQUIPAGE EXECRATE
EXHUMATE ...
-covered with ink. bejesuit, v. t. (f«ui$j$<i) - to make Jesuit. ' f*"qT ' HIM*
bejewelled, a. - decorated or adorned with Jewells. MH*iRd, <HM! bel'licose, n. (
«Hri*)H) - inclined to fight. bel'low, u. t. & i. (Jteft) - to roar like a bull. <44ii). bel'
lows, n. (pi.) ...
5
Chambers's Twentieth Century Dictionary (part 1 of 4: A-D)
Bejan, bē′jan,n. a freshman at the universities of Aberdeen and St Andrews,
and formerly in several continental universities. [Fr. bejaune, a novice, from bec
jaune, 'yellow beak,' atermused fora nestling orunfledged bird.] Bejesuit, bejėz′
ūit ...
6
"The Tragic Couple": Encounters Between Jews and Jesuits
The idea was to share its contents with the current crop of Jesuit scholas- tics (
men training to beJesuit priests) at St. Mary's. One scholastic thanked Parsons for
sending the report since “Quite a number of the men have signed up with the ...
James Bernauer, Robert Aleksander Maryks, 2013
tn. Being ( 3^f5j ) i T1°TI ^ISKiT 9TRI Beinked ( be-inkt' ) p. a. 'BlHw^ft. Bejesuit (
be-jez'u-it) u. <. ' - tit ^"f Bejewel (be-joo'el) v. t. ; as, A bejeweled neck. Bekiss (be
-kis') v. t. Beknave ( be-nav' ) v. 2. (o6».) BfcLIKE 154 BELLIED Believ'able a.
Nilakantha Babaji Ranade, 1996
8
The Chambers Dictionary
[be- ( I )] bejant See bajan. bejesuit bi-jez'u-it, vt lo initiate or seduce into
Jesuitism, [be- (2)] bejewel bi-jOO'al, vt to adorn with or as if with jewels. — adj
bejewelled, [be- (2)] bekah be'ka.(Bible) n a half-shekel. [Heb] bekiss hi-kis', vt to
cover ...
But Mr Magicov (also known as Peter) envies them - they've mastered a trick that eludes him. They can forget. Peter yearns to forget.
10
A Modern English Grammar on Historical Principles
... make” (NED), e. g. (from adj) bedim, befoal, belate (especially in the second
ptc), belittle; (from sb) bedevil, befool, bejesuit (Mi A 54 who has so bejesuited us
; also Carlyle). A subdivision of this group are words meaning 'to style or dub', ...
Otto Jespersen, P Christophersen, Niels Haislund, 2013
