CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO BRONZIFY
PRESENT
Present
I bronzify
you bronzify
he/she/it bronzifies
we bronzify
you bronzify
they bronzify
Present continuous
I am bronzifying
you are bronzifying
he/she/it is bronzifying
we are bronzifying
you are bronzifying
they are bronzifying
Present perfect
I have bronzified
you have bronzified
he/she/it has bronzified
we have bronzified
you have bronzified
they have bronzified
Present perfect continuous
I have been bronzifying
you have been bronzifying
he/she/it has been bronzifying
we have been bronzifying
you have been bronzifying
they have been bronzifying
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 bronzified
you bronzified
he/she/it bronzified
we bronzified
you bronzified
they bronzified
Past continuous
I was bronzifying
you were bronzifying
he/she/it was bronzifying
we were bronzifying
you were bronzifying
they were bronzifying
Past perfect
I had bronzified
you had bronzified
he/she/it had bronzified
we had bronzified
you had bronzified
they had bronzified
Past perfect continuous
I had been bronzifying
you had been bronzifying
he/she/it had been bronzifying
we had been bronzifying
you had been bronzifying
they had been bronzifying
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will bronzify
you will bronzify
he/she/it will bronzify
we will bronzify
you will bronzify
they will bronzify
Future continuous
I will be bronzifying
you will be bronzifying
he/she/it will be bronzifying
we will be bronzifying
you will be bronzifying
they will be bronzifying
Future perfect
I will have bronzified
you will have bronzified
he/she/it will have bronzified
we will have bronzified
you will have bronzified
they will have bronzified
Future perfect continuous
I will have been bronzifying
you will have been bronzifying
he/she/it will have been bronzifying
we will have been bronzifying
you will have been bronzifying
they will have been bronzifying
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would bronzify
you would bronzify
he/she/it would bronzify
we would bronzify
you would bronzify
they would bronzify
Conditional continuous
I would be bronzifying
you would be bronzifying
he/she/it would be bronzifying
we would be bronzifying
you would be bronzifying
they would be bronzifying
Conditional perfect
I would have bronzify
you would have bronzify
he/she/it would have bronzify
we would have bronzify
you would have bronzify
they would have bronzify
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been bronzifying
you would have been bronzifying
he/she/it would have been bronzifying
we would have been bronzifying
you would have been bronzifying
they would have been bronzifying
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you bronzify
we let´s bronzify
you bronzify
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
bronzified
Present Participle
bronzifying
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 «BRONZIFY»
Discover the use of
bronzify in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
bronzify and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Harper's New Monthly Magazine
Bruce was a manly-looking fellow of thirty years old or thereabonts, and his
eccentric employer had more than once wished to suddenly petrify or bronzify
him, as an addition to her collection, but had never mentioned the idea to him—a
...
2
English Language Word Builder
... ACQUIGHTë AQUAFARM' AQUATINTa ATMOLYZE AUTOLYZE BEJESUIT
BRONZIFY CATALYZEI COLLOQUE COLLOQUY COQUETTE DOWNZONE
EQUIPAGE EXECRATE EXHUMATE EXTUBATE EXUVIATE GAZUNDER
HEMOLYZE ...
3
Morphological Productivity: Structural Constraints in ...
At least three of his putative neologisms are already attested earlier (e.g. bronzify
1855, complexify 1839, tourify 1820, see OED), so that his list boils down to 26 as
against my 23. 5.3. A text-based account For computing the productivity ...
... i j^r »». i'WI m> 3^^ ou S1^ w- To BEAT WITH A ! B. jvji^f ^THnftS IIITDT. 1 3 <kj
«JuD3 smr. Broom- corn n. Broomstick n. • marry over the broomstick or to jump
the besom g>>fr H^Ki<rl ti^l *RTT ; Bronzed a. n. qf ^5$ WW n- Bronzify v. §551.
Nilakantha Babaji Ranade, 1996
5
The twentieth century telegraph cipher code
... Brontolo Brugiere 39-* Brenzsalz Breziline Brlglia Brittle Bronwater Brugnon 40
Brequin Brezza Briglione Brittola Bronzage Brugpaal 40-* Bresague Briaco
Brignole Brivido Bronzify Brugsch 41 Breschmine Briacone Brigola Brixelli
Bronzino ...
Lelie Jasper Guynes, 1900
6
Chambers English-Hindi Dictionary
bronzify *тц Ч4Т4Г, Ч^ЧГ 41 и i; л*, bronzing +1>Ч1; bronzite îfHnî; ed/. bronzy
ЧГГСЧчд, brooch л. 4t4, 44ГЗ; f44, 4Tft ft1^ v./. (Shak.) ?ft4 44I4T brood л. 5П4,
444 ЯН*; ÏT4; 4^%, 4ЭТЧ; ЯЧС; СГТ4Ч> Ч?ЧТ, 5П4Ч> 444 brook 150 ЗГЧТТТ; ifr
, ...
Sureśa Avasthī, Indujā Avasthī, 1981
7
The new general and mining telegraph code
4205 Bronzify . . 4206 Bronzists 4207 Broodeth 4208 Broodmare . 4209 Brooklet
. . 4210 Brooklime . 4211 Brookmint . 4212 Brookweed . 4«3 Brooky . . 4214
Broomcorn . 4215 Broomrape . 4216 Broomstaff . 4217 Broomstick . 4218
Brosimum ...
C. Algernon Moreing, Thomas Neal, 1903
8
Liebèr's five letter American telegraphic code
... 37875 37876 37877 37878 37879 -97880 37881 37882 37883 37884 37885
37886 37887 37888 37889 37890 37891 37892 37893 37894 37895 37896
37897 37898 • 37899 37000 -37901 37902 379°; 37904 37905 37906 Bronzify .
Benjamin Franklin Lieber, 1915
["Wankowicz has the complete ability to "de-bronzify" /to paraphrase Boy-
Zeleński/ the hidden knowledge about the Jews and to speak of it in a way that
Polish society can understand."] In Hebrew there appeared the article "Oczyma
nie-Zyda ...
10
English and American studies in German
The following serve as bases for derivation, cited according to their relative
importance: a) substantives (bronze — to bronzify, 57.8%); b) adjectives (ugly - to
uglify, 32.9%); c) verbs (to preach — to preachify, 9.3%). 4.4. The regular stress ...
