CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO BESCATTER
PRESENT
Present
I bescatter
you bescatter
he/she/it bescatters
we bescatter
you bescatter
they bescatter
Present continuous
I am bescattering
you are bescattering
he/she/it is bescattering
we are bescattering
you are bescattering
they are bescattering
Present perfect
I have bescattered
you have bescattered
he/she/it has bescattered
we have bescattered
you have bescattered
they have bescattered
Present perfect continuous
I have been bescattering
you have been bescattering
he/she/it has been bescattering
we have been bescattering
you have been bescattering
they have been bescattering
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 bescattered
you bescattered
he/she/it bescattered
we bescattered
you bescattered
they bescattered
Past continuous
I was bescattering
you were bescattering
he/she/it was bescattering
we were bescattering
you were bescattering
they were bescattering
Past perfect
I had bescattered
you had bescattered
he/she/it had bescattered
we had bescattered
you had bescattered
they had bescattered
Past perfect continuous
I had been bescattering
you had been bescattering
he/she/it had been bescattering
we had been bescattering
you had been bescattering
they had been bescattering
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will bescatter
you will bescatter
he/she/it will bescatter
we will bescatter
you will bescatter
they will bescatter
Future continuous
I will be bescattering
you will be bescattering
he/she/it will be bescattering
we will be bescattering
you will be bescattering
they will be bescattering
Future perfect
I will have bescattered
you will have bescattered
he/she/it will have bescattered
we will have bescattered
you will have bescattered
they will have bescattered
Future perfect continuous
I will have been bescattering
you will have been bescattering
he/she/it will have been bescattering
we will have been bescattering
you will have been bescattering
they will have been bescattering
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would bescatter
you would bescatter
he/she/it would bescatter
we would bescatter
you would bescatter
they would bescatter
Conditional continuous
I would be bescattering
you would be bescattering
he/she/it would be bescattering
we would be bescattering
you would be bescattering
they would be bescattering
Conditional perfect
I would have bescatter
you would have bescatter
he/she/it would have bescatter
we would have bescatter
you would have bescatter
they would have bescatter
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been bescattering
you would have been bescattering
he/she/it would have been bescattering
we would have been bescattering
you would have been bescattering
they would have been bescattering
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you bescatter
we let´s bescatter
you bescatter
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
bescattered
Present Participle
bescattering
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 «BESCATTER»
Discover the use of
bescatter in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
bescatter and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Rocky Mountain Life, Or, Startling Scenes and Perilous ...
The Fort is located in a level plain, fertile and interesting, bounded upon all sides
by hills, many of which present to view the nodding forms of .nes and cedars, that
bescatter their surface,—-while the river bottoms, at . arious points, are thickly ...
2
A Tale of a Tub Written for the Universal Improvement of ...
And as a Woman in a little 'Vid- Homff- - House, that gets a Painful ' Livelihood by
Spinnmg if chance her; Geefi: bescatter-'d over t e Common, she. courses round
the Plain 'from side to side, compelling here and_ there the Stragglers to the ...
3
The Union Dictionary: Containing All that Truly Useful in ...
Bescatter, be-sk;'it'tt'ir. v. a. to scatter over. Spen. F. Q. Besereen, bé-skréén'. v. a.
to shelter, to conceal. Shak. Beseeeh, bi-ski.-tsli'. v. a. to intreat, to supplicate, £0
beg, to ask. Sprat. Beseem, bé-stein'. i-. n. to become, to befit. Hook. Beseeml ...
4
The omnipotence of the Deity, and other poems
Or else to watch — while silvery moonbeams play'd, Upon the waterfalls'
bescatter'd foam, Which like ten thousand dazzling di'monds blaz'd — The blue
ethereal heavens begem'd with stars, S A (Faithful memorials of almighty power)
That ...
Thomas Bardel Brindley, 1843
5
Dictionarium Scoto-Celticum: a Dictionary of the Gaelic ...
BESCATTER, v. a. Ioma-sgap. BESCORN, v. a. Dean dimeas air, tarcuisich,
tamailtich. BESCRATCII, v. a. Sgriob, thoir an craicionn deth. ancnawn, v. a. See
Scrawl. Bescnenn, v. a. See Screen, v. BESCRIBBLE, v. a. See Scribble. Basra, v
.
6
Scenes in the Rocky Mountains: and in Oregon, California, ...
The Fort is located in a level plain, fertile and interesting, bounded upon all sides
by hills, many of which present to view the nodding forms of pines and cedars,
that bescatter their surface, — while the river bottoms, at various points, are
thickly ...
... Thou, God of light, hast ever been. Glorious, golden, glory-dying ! Bescatter thy
banners abroad ; Victorious victor, foes defying, Light forms thy shield, and fire
thy sword! DREAMS. 21 Oh, what are heaven's ethereal storms, The thunder's 20
.
Elizabeth Ann Twentyman, 1868
8
Dictionary of obsolete and provincial English
Bescatter, v. To scatter over. Bescbade, v. To shadow. Bescohned, adj. Despised.
Bescratche, v. To scratch. Bescro, v. To beshrew. Bescummer, \ v. To scatter oi-
bescumber, j dure. Which working strongly with The conceit of the patient, would
...
9
Encyclopædia metropolitana; or, Universal dictionary of ...
Chaucer, The Personet Tale, v. ii. p. 299. BESCATTER, be and scatter. A. S. "
Ascadian, to separate, to sever or put apart, to shed or spred abroad, to disperse
or scatter." Somner. Her goodly locks adowne her backe did flowe Vnto her waste
, ...
Encyclopaedia, Edward Smedley, 1845
10
A Dictionary in English and Bengalee; Translated from Todd's ...
... To Bescatter, v. a. ছতরা, ছড়িয়া-ফেল. এদিগওদিগ-ছড়া | To Bescorn, v. a. তিরন্ধরে-
কৃ, পরিহসাঁস-ক্লা হর্তঙ্গা, ঠান্টা-কূ I To Bescratch. v. a- আঁচড়া, ম্যাদারা-আঁচড়া
. সোচ, ম্যাদিয়া -ছিড় | To Bescrawl, v. a. র্তীত্বচড়-পট্রিত্. ছন্ডিয়া-নিখ্য ...
