CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO BEPESTER
PRESENT
Present
I bepester
you bepester
he/she/it bepesters
we bepester
you bepester
they bepester
Present continuous
I am bepestering
you are bepestering
he/she/it is bepestering
we are bepestering
you are bepestering
they are bepestering
Present perfect
I have bepestered
you have bepestered
he/she/it has bepestered
we have bepestered
you have bepestered
they have bepestered
Present perfect continuous
I have been bepestering
you have been bepestering
he/she/it has been bepestering
we have been bepestering
you have been bepestering
they have been bepestering
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 bepestered
you bepestered
he/she/it bepestered
we bepestered
you bepestered
they bepestered
Past continuous
I was bepestering
you were bepestering
he/she/it was bepestering
we were bepestering
you were bepestering
they were bepestering
Past perfect
I had bepestered
you had bepestered
he/she/it had bepestered
we had bepestered
you had bepestered
they had bepestered
Past perfect continuous
I had been bepestering
you had been bepestering
he/she/it had been bepestering
we had been bepestering
you had been bepestering
they had been bepestering
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will bepester
you will bepester
he/she/it will bepester
we will bepester
you will bepester
they will bepester
Future continuous
I will be bepestering
you will be bepestering
he/she/it will be bepestering
we will be bepestering
you will be bepestering
they will be bepestering
Future perfect
I will have bepestered
you will have bepestered
he/she/it will have bepestered
we will have bepestered
you will have bepestered
they will have bepestered
Future perfect continuous
I will have been bepestering
you will have been bepestering
he/she/it will have been bepestering
we will have been bepestering
you will have been bepestering
they will have been bepestering
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would bepester
you would bepester
he/she/it would bepester
we would bepester
you would bepester
they would bepester
Conditional continuous
I would be bepestering
you would be bepestering
he/she/it would be bepestering
we would be bepestering
you would be bepestering
they would be bepestering
Conditional perfect
I would have bepester
you would have bepester
he/she/it would have bepester
we would have bepester
you would have bepester
they would have bepester
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been bepestering
you would have been bepestering
he/she/it would have been bepestering
we would have been bepestering
you would have been bepestering
they would have been bepestering
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you bepester
we let´s bepester
you bepester
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
bepestered
Present Participle
bepestering
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 «BEPESTER»
Discover the use of
bepester in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
bepester and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Shakespeare Jest-books: Merie tales of the mad men of ...
Remember me, although my carkasse rot, Write of me, to me, call me Foole or
Jester ; But yet I pray the (Taylor) ranke me not Amongst those knaues that doe
the world bepester ; Thou wrot'st of great O- Toole and Coriat, Of braue Sir
Thomas ...
William Carew Hazlitt, 1864
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An Alphabetical List of English Words Occurring in the ...
... W. 1375 1494 bere, sb. cover for a 1600 1630 bepester 2 pillow 1 1854 bepew
3 1340 bere, barley 1, 3 1759 bepicture, v.a. 3 1460 bere, P “ arayed his batels
1726 bepile 3 in that bars” 1 1648 bepimpled 2 bere, boar, J. berber, barberry, ...
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Shakespeare Jest-Books; reprints of the early & very rare ...
Remember me, although my carkasse rot, Write of me, to me, call me Foole or
Jester ; But yet I pray the (Taylor) ranke me not Amongst those knaues that doe
the world bepester ; Thou wrot'st of great 0- Toole and Coriat, Of braue Sir
Thomas ...
A waooonaa, who through a certain town Pass'd daily with his lazy wain and six,
Was ever, as he pass'd a certain spot, Bepester'd with a wily goat, Which play'd
before him such fantastic tricks, That often vex'd our rude-spun clown. For Lubin ...
Thomas CROSSLEY (Writer of Verse.), 1837
... ^r^TT 3T^ »», Bepaint ( be-pant' ) v. t. Bepat( be-pat')^. U. Bepatched ( be-
patcht' ) p. a. Bepe«l ( be-perl' ) «. t. Bepelt, ( be-pelt' ) v. t. Bepepper (be-pep'er^)
v. t. 315555 <!W'.<Nl. ^iHr. *i^if. ^[31. Bepester ( be-pest'er ) v. t. Bepity ( be-pit'i ) ...
Nilakantha Babaji Ranade, 1996
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English Language Word Builder
... BEDRIVEL BEFINGER BEFLOWER BEFRINGE BEGIRDLE BEGLAMOR
BEHAPPEN BEJUMBLE BEKNIGHT BELABOUR BELIQUOR BEMADDEN
BEMINGLE BEMUDDLE BEMUFFLE BEMURMUR BEPESTER BEPOMMEL>
BEPOWDER ...
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Introduction. Reineke Fuchs (Reynard the Fox) numerous ...
In fact, I believe they were all so many young demons, who had watched their
opportunity when their chiefs had departed, and, determined to enjoy their share
of the sport, had fallen upon him quite unawares ; and continued to bepester him
to ...
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Chambers's Twentieth Century Dictionary (part 1 of 4: A-D)
Bepepper,bepep′ėr, v.t.to pelt with arain of shot or of blows. Bepester, bepest′
ėr, v.t.to vex or pester greatly. Bepity, bepit′i,v.t.to pitygreatly. Beplumed,
beplōōmd′, p.adj. adorned with feathers. Bepommel,bepom′el, v.t.topommel
soundly ...
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The Chambers Dictionary
(archaic) vi to cover over with pearls, [be- (I)] bepelt hi-pelt', (archaic) vt to pelt
vigorously, [be- ( I )] bepepper/),-/«7>>. (archaic) vt to pelt with a rain of shot or
blows, [be- ( I )] bepester bi-pest 'tr, (archaic) ti to vex or pester greatly. [be-(l)]
bepity ...
... pester, bepester, which survive in America, words such as the Elizabethan
adust, idolize in the sense of committing or practising idolatry, stanza 145, Part ii,
require no comment or detailed explanation. It has been my purpose to point out
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