CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO BETOSS
PRESENT
Present
I betoss
you betoss
he/she/it betosses
we betoss
you betoss
they betoss
Present continuous
I am betossing
you are betossing
he/she/it is betossing
we are betossing
you are betossing
they are betossing
Present perfect
I have betossed
you have betossed
he/she/it has betossed
we have betossed
you have betossed
they have betossed
Present perfect continuous
I have been betossing
you have been betossing
he/she/it has been betossing
we have been betossing
you have been betossing
they have been betossing
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 betossed
you betossed
he/she/it betossed
we betossed
you betossed
they betossed
Past continuous
I was betossing
you were betossing
he/she/it was betossing
we were betossing
you were betossing
they were betossing
Past perfect
I had betossed
you had betossed
he/she/it had betossed
we had betossed
you had betossed
they had betossed
Past perfect continuous
I had been betossing
you had been betossing
he/she/it had been betossing
we had been betossing
you had been betossing
they had been betossing
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will betoss
you will betoss
he/she/it will betoss
we will betoss
you will betoss
they will betoss
Future continuous
I will be betossing
you will be betossing
he/she/it will be betossing
we will be betossing
you will be betossing
they will be betossing
Future perfect
I will have betossed
you will have betossed
he/she/it will have betossed
we will have betossed
you will have betossed
they will have betossed
Future perfect continuous
I will have been betossing
you will have been betossing
he/she/it will have been betossing
we will have been betossing
you will have been betossing
they will have been betossing
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would betoss
you would betoss
he/she/it would betoss
we would betoss
you would betoss
they would betoss
Conditional continuous
I would be betossing
you would be betossing
he/she/it would be betossing
we would be betossing
you would be betossing
they would be betossing
Conditional perfect
I would have betoss
you would have betoss
he/she/it would have betoss
we would have betoss
you would have betoss
they would have betoss
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been betossing
you would have been betossing
he/she/it would have been betossing
we would have been betossing
you would have been betossing
they would have been betossing
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you betoss
we let´s betoss
you betoss
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Present Participle
betossing
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 «BETOSS»
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1
The Imperial Dictionary, English, Technological, and ...
The purple or wood betony, grows in woods and shady places, and is deemed
useful as a mild corroborant. BETOOK', pret of betake. BETORN, a. Torn i pieces.
BETOSS', v. /. (he and toss.] To toss ; to agitate; to disturb; to put in violent motion.
2
A Complete Dictionary of the English Language, Both with ...
v.n. To fignify, to mark, to represent; to soreshew, to prefignify. BETONY, beU-to-
ny. s. A plant. BETOOK, be-tfikfi irreg. pret. from BETAKB. 'To BETOSS, be-totl.
v. a. disturb, to agitate. To BETRAY, be-trisif. v. a. To give into the hands os
enemies ...
3
Characters of Shakespeare's Plays. By William Hazlitt. Third ...
... of feeling was the one which Romeo makes at the tomb of Juliet, before he
drinks the poison. “ Let me peruse this face-— Mercutio's kinsman l noble county
Paris ! What said my man when my betoss'd soul Did not attend him as we rode !
4
Romeo and Juliet. A tragedy. ... Mit erklärenden Noten, ...
bescreen, bemämeln, bei:ßüßew beseech, erfurhen. beseeming, anfiiinbig, anfle
= benb. heshrew, nermiinfchen. bestow, gewähren. bestride, beireien, bmchmam
beln. betake, N0. 64. betoss , erfehiittern ‚ bemegen. betroth, nerfpredyn, ...
William Shakespeare, Friedrich Ernst FELLER, 1833
... 'Arden' signified “ woodiness”) or when threading the mazes of London streets,
he might have mused upon those great labyrinths of human passion the
throbbing heart of Lear, the “ betoss'd soul” of Romeo, or the chaos of Othello's
agony.
William Shakespeare, Mary Cowden Clarke, 1860
Some of the explanations are of the most extravagant and pedantic kind, and
exceed all the ravings of any former lexicographer. l subjoin a few. flfl'cctedness,
cacozelia. flgedness, anosity. flgitate, to handy, to betoss, to conquassate. fldmit,
...
7
The Prometheus bound of Aeschylus, tr. in the original ...
None but I the first Made known the canvas-plumed and the surge- betoss'd
Frame that the mariner rideth. And behold a wretch, Who, such resources unto
man by him given, To ward my own disaster off have no device ! Chorus. Thou'st
borne ...
8
The Life of William Shakespeare: A Critical Biography
His state of mind is given more attention than the plot requires. Having killed an
unknown man inJuliet's tomb, he recognizes him as Paris, then reflects
confusedly, What said my man when my betoss ed soul Did not attend him as we
rode?
9
Shakespeare Lexicon and Quotation Dictionary
Toss: betoss; seatost; tempesttost. Touch: ne'ertouched; untouched. Toward:
untoward,untowardly. Town: Freetown; markettown; peasanttown. Trade:
holddoortrade;untraded. Train: untrained. Trance: entranced. Transform:
newtransformed.
10
The Anti-absurd Or Phrenotypic English Pronouncing & ...
... Betltomp bBjhq'mp BEY Betide bBty'd Betime bBty'm Betimes bBty'raz Betoken
bBta'ken Betony betanE Betook bBtu'k Betoss bBto's Betray bBtra' Betrayer betra'
er Betrim bBtri'm Betroth betroth Betrust bBtrq'st Better beter Bettor betor Betty ...
Bartlomiej Beniowski, 1845
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