CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO BESCRIBBLE
PRESENT
Present
I bescribble
you bescribble
he/she/it bescribbles
we bescribble
you bescribble
they bescribble
Present continuous
I am bescribbling
you are bescribbling
he/she/it is bescribbling
we are bescribbling
you are bescribbling
they are bescribbling
Present perfect
I have bescribbled
you have bescribbled
he/she/it has bescribbled
we have bescribbled
you have bescribbled
they have bescribbled
Present perfect continuous
I have been bescribbling
you have been bescribbling
he/she/it has been bescribbling
we have been bescribbling
you have been bescribbling
they have been bescribbling
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 bescribbled
you bescribbled
he/she/it bescribbled
we bescribbled
you bescribbled
they bescribbled
Past continuous
I was bescribbling
you were bescribbling
he/she/it was bescribbling
we were bescribbling
you were bescribbling
they were bescribbling
Past perfect
I had bescribbled
you had bescribbled
he/she/it had bescribbled
we had bescribbled
you had bescribbled
they had bescribbled
Past perfect continuous
I had been bescribbling
you had been bescribbling
he/she/it had been bescribbling
we had been bescribbling
you had been bescribbling
they had been bescribbling
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will bescribble
you will bescribble
he/she/it will bescribble
we will bescribble
you will bescribble
they will bescribble
Future continuous
I will be bescribbling
you will be bescribbling
he/she/it will be bescribbling
we will be bescribbling
you will be bescribbling
they will be bescribbling
Future perfect
I will have bescribbled
you will have bescribbled
he/she/it will have bescribbled
we will have bescribbled
you will have bescribbled
they will have bescribbled
Future perfect continuous
I will have been bescribbling
you will have been bescribbling
he/she/it will have been bescribbling
we will have been bescribbling
you will have been bescribbling
they will have been bescribbling
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would bescribble
you would bescribble
he/she/it would bescribble
we would bescribble
you would bescribble
they would bescribble
Conditional continuous
I would be bescribbling
you would be bescribbling
he/she/it would be bescribbling
we would be bescribbling
you would be bescribbling
they would be bescribbling
Conditional perfect
I would have bescribble
you would have bescribble
he/she/it would have bescribble
we would have bescribble
you would have bescribble
they would have bescribble
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been bescribbling
you would have been bescribbling
he/she/it would have been bescribbling
we would have been bescribbling
you would have been bescribbling
they would have been bescribbling
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you bescribble
we let´s bescribble
you bescribble
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
bescribbled
Present Participle
bescribbling
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 «BESCRIBBLE»
Discover the use of
bescribble in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
bescribble and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
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
.
2
Shakespeare's editors and commentators
... the monument reared by his own genius they chip and deface, they plaster and
daub, or in Zachary 's phrase " they justify," and to get themselves a mention, they
bescribble it all over with their names. The Cambridge editors appear to spare ...
William Robson Arrowsmith, 1865
Bèrtb, s. camerétta di nave, cabina, rancio; the surgeon's berth, il posto del
cbirúrgo Béryl, s. berilio (gemma preziósa) Bescràwl, bescribble , va.
scarabocchiáre Bescréen, va. copríre, velare, protèggere Beseech, t'a. (pas.
besought) supplicàre ...
4
A Dictionary of the English and Russian Languages:
... besmearing, beseribbling; blotting out, cancelling, blurring. l'IepeMápbißaris,
nepeMapá'ri., 57, 71. 10 dirty, soil, sully, stain, daub , smear , scribble , or blacken
over , all over , over again, one after another,or all; besmear, bescribble; blot out
...
5
An English-Welsh pronouncing dictionary: with an analysis of ...
... gwatwar Bescratch, bi-scratsh', ». a. crafu â'r ewinedd, rhwygo, ysgrafiinio
Bescrawl, bi-scrol', ». a. ysgrifenu dros- odd, ysgrifenu yn drwsgl ac afluniaidd
Bescreen, bi-scrin', ». a. cuddio, cysgodi, gwasgodi, cysgodlenu, noddi
Bescribble, ...
6
Vollständiges englisch-deutsches und deutsch-englisches ...
gel, a right-angled triangli'), to give a description; (crfldrcn) to define; genaii — , to
detail; 4) (i>cllid;rcibcii) to fill with writing; (bcidjnticrcii) to bescribble ; —6, p. a.
descriptive; bcfd)ticbcn rocrbcn fCnncnb, describable. 58cftf)tci'bct, '". (— i; pi.
Johann Gottfried Flügel, Napoleon N W. Meissner, 1856
7
The Phonographic Word-book Number Two ...: Intended ...
obsolescence absorptive absorption absorbable absorbability absorbent
absurdness absentment absenteeism basket-hilt basket-hilted bissextile
obsequiousness habeas-corpus bescribble bescribbled bescribbling bescrawled
bescrawling ...
Stephen Pearl Andrews, Augustus French Boyle, 1849
8
Shakspere's plays: the separate editions of
... mention, they bescribble it all over with their names. The Cambridge editors
appear to spare no pains to propagate this vainglorious itch ; every additional
volume brings its additional Jackson or Beckett. Nor is this prurient
meddlesomeness, ...
Alexander Rivington, Henry Thomas Hall, Robert Cartwright, 1865
9
A sequel to The diversions of Purley: containing an essay on ...
John Barclay (of Calcots.), John Horne Tooke. 16. The effect of the prefix may be
felt by applying it to verbs, which do not customarily receive it. To reik, to bereik.
To scribble, to bescribble. To scatter, to bescatter, used by Spenser. To speir ...
John Barclay (of Calcots.), John Horne Tooke, 1826
10
A Dictionary in English and Bengalee; Translated from Todd's ...
আচ্ছট্রিদন-কৃ, ৱগাপন-কৃ. অষেরণ -কু, অড়োল-কৃ, বেগম দুব্যদ্বারা যেরিয়া বা ঢাকিয়া-
রক্ষ | To Bescribble, v. a. লিখ', র্তীট্রিচড়-পট্রিড্রা ছড়িয়া'লিড্ডা জন্ডিয়া -
লিখ I To Bescumber. v. a. কেনে বার্ধর্বিষয় বা কার্যা বা দ্রব্যদ্বাবা তার দুষে-কূ.
