CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO BUNGEE-JUMP
PRESENT
Present
I bungee-jump
you bungee-jump
he/she/it bungee-jumps
we bungee-jump
you bungee-jump
they bungee-jump
Present continuous
I am bungee-jumping
you are bungee-jumping
he/she/it is bungee-jumping
we are bungee-jumping
you are bungee-jumping
they are bungee-jumping
Present perfect
I have bungee-jumped
you have bungee-jumped
he/she/it has bungee-jumped
we have bungee-jumped
you have bungee-jumped
they have bungee-jumped
Present perfect continuous
I have been bungee-jumping
you have been bungee-jumping
he/she/it has been bungee-jumping
we have been bungee-jumping
you have been bungee-jumping
they have been bungee-jumping
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 bungee-jumped
you bungee-jumped
he/she/it bungee-jumped
we bungee-jumped
you bungee-jumped
they bungee-jumped
Past continuous
I was bungee-jumping
you were bungee-jumping
he/she/it was bungee-jumping
we were bungee-jumping
you were bungee-jumping
they were bungee-jumping
Past perfect
I had bungee-jumped
you had bungee-jumped
he/she/it had bungee-jumped
we had bungee-jumped
you had bungee-jumped
they had bungee-jumped
Past perfect continuous
I had been bungee-jumping
you had been bungee-jumping
he/she/it had been bungee-jumping
we had been bungee-jumping
you had been bungee-jumping
they had been bungee-jumping
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will bungee-jump
you will bungee-jump
he/she/it will bungee-jump
we will bungee-jump
you will bungee-jump
they will bungee-jump
Future continuous
I will be bungee-jumping
you will be bungee-jumping
he/she/it will be bungee-jumping
we will be bungee-jumping
you will be bungee-jumping
they will be bungee-jumping
Future perfect
I will have bungee-jumped
you will have bungee-jumped
he/she/it will have bungee-jumped
we will have bungee-jumped
you will have bungee-jumped
they will have bungee-jumped
Future perfect continuous
I will have been bungee-jumping
you will have been bungee-jumping
he/she/it will have been bungee-jumping
we will have been bungee-jumping
you will have been bungee-jumping
they will have been bungee-jumping
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would bungee-jump
you would bungee-jump
he/she/it would bungee-jump
we would bungee-jump
you would bungee-jump
they would bungee-jump
Conditional continuous
I would be bungee-jumping
you would be bungee-jumping
he/she/it would be bungee-jumping
we would be bungee-jumping
you would be bungee-jumping
they would be bungee-jumping
Conditional perfect
I would have bungee-jump
you would have bungee-jump
he/she/it would have bungee-jump
we would have bungee-jump
you would have bungee-jump
they would have bungee-jump
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been bungee-jumping
you would have been bungee-jumping
he/she/it would have been bungee-jumping
we would have been bungee-jumping
you would have been bungee-jumping
they would have been bungee-jumping
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you bungee-jump
we let´s bungee-jump
you bungee-jump
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Infinitive
to bungee-jump
Past participle
bungee-jumped
Present Participle
bungee-jumping
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 «BUNGEE-JUMP»
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bungee-jump in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
bungee-jump and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Jimmys Boa and the
Bungee Jump Slam Dunk
Jimmy's boa constrictor creates havoc in his gym class and his antics lead to the formation of an unusual basketball team.
2
College Physics: Reasoning and Relationships
11.10) and the period is about 5 s (based on the author's experience). These
values are only approximate; other bungee jump experiments could be different. (
b) The mass of a typical person is about m 80 kg. SOLVE (a) If the period of the ...
3
What To Know About
Bungee Jumping
Just these two different ways to bungee jump have a vast impact on the
performance of the jump and the sensations afforded the jumper. The other
variations basically depend on your position when you jump. We will examine a
few of these ...
4
Readings in Science Methods, K-8: An NTSA Press Journals ...
The e,, bungee jump activity will certainly support that mode of' teaching and has
the added benefit of providing a concrete context within which students Jan
explore rather abstract concepts of force, motion, and energy transformations.
States, children under 18 can bungee jump only with their parents' permission.
Jump Sites Bungee jumpers jump from places called jump sites. A jump site is a
high and sturdy place that supports a bungee jumper's weight. Bridges, towers ...
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The tall structure is usually a fixed object, such as a building, bridge, or crane. It is
also possible to jump from a movable object such as a helicopter or hot—air—
balloon that is hovering above the ground. At the bottom of the bungee—jump fall
, ...
Mike Wooldridge, Brianna Stuart, 2011
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Super Joy English閱讀寶典 1
A. bungee jump from a tower B. bungee jump using a vine C. bungee jump from
a hot-air balloon D. bungee jump from a bridge 39. Which of the following is true?
A. Only people over eighteen are allowed to bungee jump. B. People over ...
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Even More Children's Miscellany: Smart, Silly, and Strange ...
CLIFTON SUSPENSION BRIDGE (England) The Oxford Dangerous Sports Club
invented the modern bungee jump on April 1, 1978. The first ever bungee jump
was from the 249—ft (76—m) Clifton Suspension Bridge. BLOUKRANS RIVER ...
9
Language in Use Upper-intermediate Self-study Workbook with ...
So what makes someone bungee jump and what goes through their mind when
they're doing it? 'Bungee jumping was something I always wanted to do. I saw it
as a way of conquering my fear of heights - and that's exactly what it did,' explains
...
Adrian Doff, Christopher Jones, 1997
Highest Jumps The highest commercial bungee jump is from a bridge in South
Africa. The bridge is more than 700 feet (213 m) above the ground. People travel
to South Africa from all over the world to make this jump. The highest bungee ...
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At Ed White, Newman was never required to bungee-jump off a light tower over a crowd of 60,000 people, but hey: “I'd do whatever it took if it ... «St. Augustine Record, Jun 15»
Phuket bungee death-jump owner 'likely' to be prosecuted
The owner of a Phuket bungee-jump attraction where a Kuwaiti tourist died is likely to be charged with negligence resulting in death, police ... «Coconuts Bangkok, Jun 15»
91-Year-Old Grandma Breaks Bungee-Jump Record (VIDEO)
Mary Manssen is a 91-year-old great-great-grandmother from New Zealand. She also happens to be the country's oldest bungee jumper. «People Magazine, May 15»
