CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO BERASCAL
PRESENT
Present
I berascal
you berascal
he/she/it berascals
we berascal
you berascal
they berascal
Present continuous
I am berascaling
you are berascaling
he/she/it is berascaling
we are berascaling
you are berascaling
they are berascaling
Present perfect
I have berascaled
you have berascaled
he/she/it has berascaled
we have berascaled
you have berascaled
they have berascaled
Present perfect continuous
I have been berascaling
you have been berascaling
he/she/it has been berascaling
we have been berascaling
you have been berascaling
they have been berascaling
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 berascaled
you berascaled
he/she/it berascaled
we berascaled
you berascaled
they berascaled
Past continuous
I was berascaling
you were berascaling
he/she/it was berascaling
we were berascaling
you were berascaling
they were berascaling
Past perfect
I had berascaled
you had berascaled
he/she/it had berascaled
we had berascaled
you had berascaled
they had berascaled
Past perfect continuous
I had been berascaling
you had been berascaling
he/she/it had been berascaling
we had been berascaling
you had been berascaling
they had been berascaling
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will berascal
you will berascal
he/she/it will berascal
we will berascal
you will berascal
they will berascal
Future continuous
I will be berascaling
you will be berascaling
he/she/it will be berascaling
we will be berascaling
you will be berascaling
they will be berascaling
Future perfect
I will have berascaled
you will have berascaled
he/she/it will have berascaled
we will have berascaled
you will have berascaled
they will have berascaled
Future perfect continuous
I will have been berascaling
you will have been berascaling
he/she/it will have been berascaling
we will have been berascaling
you will have been berascaling
they will have been berascaling
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would berascal
you would berascal
he/she/it would berascal
we would berascal
you would berascal
they would berascal
Conditional continuous
I would be berascaling
you would be berascaling
he/she/it would be berascaling
we would be berascaling
you would be berascaling
they would be berascaling
Conditional perfect
I would have berascal
you would have berascal
he/she/it would have berascal
we would have berascal
you would have berascal
they would have berascal
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been berascaling
you would have been berascaling
he/she/it would have been berascaling
we would have been berascaling
you would have been berascaling
they would have been berascaling
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you berascal
we let´s berascal
you berascal
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
berascaled
Present Participle
berascaling
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 «BERASCAL»
Discover the use of
berascal in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
berascal and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
... BEPIMPLE BEPIMPLED BEPIMPLES BEPIMPLING BEQUEATH
BEQUEATHAL BEQUEATHALS BEQUEATHED BEQUEATHING BEQUEATHS
BEQUEST BEQUESTS BERAKE BERAKED BERAKES BERAKING BERASCAL
BERASCALED ...
Maliha Mendoza Mahmood, 2013
2
An Alphabetical List of English Words Occurring in the ...
2 benumbment, W. 1583 berampired 2 benwart, inward, J. berand, roarin , H.
benweed, ragwort, J . berandyles, a iish, H. kick at the benweed, 1581 berapt 2
headstrong, J . berascal, H. benwyttre, Woodbine, H. 1601 berate 2, 3 benzamide
, ...
3
The Semantics of Form in Arabic in the Mirror of European ...
... hence 'call by the name of', as beblockhead, berascal." The latter examples are
so odd as to make one wonder whether declarative be- ever really found a
foothold in the language, but cf. stillused beshrew and, with further semantic shift,
...
4
Delphi Complete Works of Frederick Marryat (Illustrated):
Weanchored ina small harbour near theestate, on whichwe found aman residing
with his wife andfamily; this fellowcalled himself the steward,and from allIcould
seeof him during our three weeks' stay,he appeared to meto berascal enough for
...
Captain Frederick Marryat, 2014
5
Dictionary of Obsolete and Provincial English, Containing ...
BERASCAL, v. To abuse like a rascal. BERATE, v. To scold. BERATTLE, v. To
rattle. BcRAYEn, part. 12. (1) Arrayed; dressed. (2) Dirtied. Bmmmn, v. To wet
with rain ; to moisten. Bunsen, s. The barberry. Became, s. The verbena. Kent.
Beacon ...
... oder lächerlichen nebensinn haben: be knight, besot. Einen verä cht 1 ich e n
beigeschmack haben ausserdem vielfach devirate, die den sinn haben 'mit dem
titel belegen, betitulieren' : bewhore 'call whore', bemadam, berascal. Das präfix ...
Eugen Kölbing, Johannes Hoops, Arthur Kölbing, 1905
7
Uline's escape; or, Hid with the nuns
Toilsome and difficult was the ascent of the valley of the Saltine up to the chalets
of Berascal, fearful the path their mules trod, beside yawning precipices, beneath
beetling crags, over roaring torrents or slippery avalanche paths ; for this was ...
mrs. Alexander S Orr, 1877
8
Dictionary of Obsolete and Provincial English: Containing ...
... and cast above clowys, gylofres, and maces, and god powder; serve yt forth.
Warner, Anliq. Culim, p. 40. BERASCAL, c. To abuse like a rascal. Beams, '0. To
scold. BEBATTLE, v. To rattle. Brennan, part. p. ( 1) Arrayed; dressed. (2) Dirtied.
... beRascal's first day at school, and I wanted him to make the best possible
impression. Fortunately biology was ourfirst classin the morning, sowe didn't
have toolong towait. Rascal's behavior was excellent. Clean, wellgroomed, alert,
and ...
10
The New General and Mining Telegraph Code
Berascal . . Berattle . . Berberine . Berdash . Bergamot . Bergander Bergmaster .
Bergmehl Bergylt Berhyme Berhyming . Befibanded. Beribbon . Berlinblue
Berlinware . Berlinwool . Berserker Cable (conlinued) Third word of cable should
be ...
Charles Algernon Moreing, Thomas Neal, 1903
