CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO CAROUSE
PRESENT
Present
I carouse
you carouse
he/she/it carouses
we carouse
you carouse
they carouse
Present continuous
I am carousing
you are carousing
he/she/it is carousing
we are carousing
you are carousing
they are carousing
Present perfect
I have caroused
you have caroused
he/she/it has caroused
we have caroused
you have caroused
they have caroused
Present perfect continuous
I have been carousing
you have been carousing
he/she/it has been carousing
we have been carousing
you have been carousing
they have been carousing
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 caroused
you caroused
he/she/it caroused
we caroused
you caroused
they caroused
Past continuous
I was carousing
you were carousing
he/she/it was carousing
we were carousing
you were carousing
they were carousing
Past perfect
I had caroused
you had caroused
he/she/it had caroused
we had caroused
you had caroused
they had caroused
Past perfect continuous
I had been carousing
you had been carousing
he/she/it had been carousing
we had been carousing
you had been carousing
they had been carousing
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will carouse
you will carouse
he/she/it will carouse
we will carouse
you will carouse
they will carouse
Future continuous
I will be carousing
you will be carousing
he/she/it will be carousing
we will be carousing
you will be carousing
they will be carousing
Future perfect
I will have caroused
you will have caroused
he/she/it will have caroused
we will have caroused
you will have caroused
they will have caroused
Future perfect continuous
I will have been carousing
you will have been carousing
he/she/it will have been carousing
we will have been carousing
you will have been carousing
they will have been carousing
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would carouse
you would carouse
he/she/it would carouse
we would carouse
you would carouse
they would carouse
Conditional continuous
I would be carousing
you would be carousing
he/she/it would be carousing
we would be carousing
you would be carousing
they would be carousing
Conditional perfect
I would have carouse
you would have carouse
he/she/it would have carouse
we would have carouse
you would have carouse
they would have carouse
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been carousing
you would have been carousing
he/she/it would have been carousing
we would have been carousing
you would have been carousing
they would have been carousing
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you carouse
we let´s carouse
you carouse
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Present Participle
carousing
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 «CAROUSE»
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carouse in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
carouse and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
Send down to us great riches,−at your glad carouse−in thousands, O Most
healthy. Thou art waxing great. 2 To thee with sacrifices, with oblations, and with
lauds we come. Lord of all strength and power, grant−at your glad carouse−the
best ...
2
The Hymns of the Ṛgveda
We know thou carest for us as a brother : with us, O God, be thine auspicious
friendship. HYMN XXIV. Indra. Aivins. 1. O Indra, drink this Soma, pressed out in
the mortar, full of sweets. Send down to us great riches, — at your glad carouse
— in ...
Ralph Thomas Hotchkin Griffith, Jagdish Lal Shastri, 1973
3
The London encyclopaedia: or Universal dictionary of ...
Fr. carouse, carous- Caro'oser, n. >ser; Span, caraos. Dr. Caro'usal, n. j Johnson,
after Menage and Skinner, derives the French from the German, gar ausx, all out,
meaning ' empty it entirely.' The Spanish caraos signifies the act of drinking a ...
4
The London encyclopaedia, or, Universal dictionary of ...
Ray. The two carotidal and the two vertebral arteries, arc tail golden quaternion.
Smith. CARIVUSE, t». &n.~) Fr. carouse, curous- Caro'i'ser, n. >wt; Span, caraos.
Dr. Caro'i'sal, n. j Johnson, after Menage and Skinner, derives the French from ...
Thomas Curtis (of Grove house sch, Islington), 1839
5
Dictionnary of the English Language with Numerous ...
CAHo'usAL.f n.s. [from carouse. It seems more properly pronounced with the
accent upon the second syllable ; but Dry- den accents it on the first, Dr. Johnson
says. Dryden, however, was only observ ing the fashion of his own time ; as the ...
01. Athlete. (Manager). Str 7 (+0) Dex 5 (–1) End 7 (+0) Int 9 (+1) Edu 7 (+0) Soc
8 (+0) Age 34, 4 Terms, Veteran Cr 16,000 Skills: Art (Acting) 1, Athletics (any) 2,
Carouse 0, Computers 0, Leadership 1, Melee (any) 1, Persuade 1, Recruiting 1,
...
John Griffiths, Richard Hazlewood, Nik Kraakenes, 2009
7
Curiosities of Literature
He says, * Now, he is nobody that cannot drink super* unguium; carouse the
hunter s hoope ; quaff vpse freze crosse ; with healths, gloves, mumpes,frolickes,
and a thousand such domineering inventions.'* Drinking super-nagulum, that is
on ...
Of these curiosities in literature about drunkenness he instances Nash's
enumeration, ' Now he is nobody that cannot drink supernaculum ; carouse the
hunter's hoope, quaff upzee frieze crosse ; with healths, gloves, mumps, frolickes,
and a ...
9
A Dictionary of the English Language: In which the Words are ...
Caro'csal.tj. s. [from carouse. It seems more properly pronounced with the accent
upon the second syllable ; but Dry den accents it on the first.] A festival. This
game, these carousals Ascanius taught, And building alba to the Latins brought.
10
Encyclopaedia Perthensis; or, Universal dictionary of ...
Tertullian, even often through Waste in wild riot what your land allows,
discontentment, carpeth injuriously at them, as There ply the early feast, and late
carouse. Pope, though they did it even ; when they were free a. A hearty dose of
liquor.
Encyclopaedia Perthensis, 1816
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CAROUSE»
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carouse is used in the context of the following news items.
Psychobilly patriotism: 4th of July at Burger Boogaloo
Those in love with rockabilly, punk, and John Waters rushed Oakland on Saturday to relax and carouse during one of the more laid-back ... «The Bay Bridged, Jul 15»
The Libertines Prowl Thailand's Red Light District in Rabblerousing …
They unapologetically carouse with ladies of the evening, bottle-feed each other exotic beer, chain-smoke, sweat through their suits, give each ... «Yahoo Music, Jul 15»
Darkly funny, The Overnight explores the small, embarrassing truths …
You've been there before with Edward Zwick's Chicago-based About Last Night and Martin Scorsese's late-night SoHo carouse, After Hours. «Charleston City Paper, Jul 15»
Damien Hirst: 'What have I done? I've created a monster'
... Mexico and Thailand – including a money pit of a stately home in Gloucestershire called Toddington Manor – and still found time to carouse. «The Guardian, Jun 15»
Carouse with caution this Fourth of July
The combination of a significant regional heat wave and little precipitation is causing area agencies to ask residents to celebrate with caution ... «Lewiston Morning Tribune, Jun 15»
'The Tribe' doesn't attempt to get inside the psychology of its characters
... boys who sneak out at night to booze and carouse and pilfer. The staff is ineffectual or in collusion -- two of the female students, for example, ... «Christian Science Monitor, Jun 15»
Sex Tourism, Hasidic Style
... touches upon the question of whether it's permissible for a married man or bachelor who flies to a distant city to carouse with a local woman. «Patheos, Jun 15»
Why Sarah Hepola Needed to Write a Memoir About Getting Sober
... but continue to carouse for hours, often indulging unknowingly in behavior that ranged from the ridiculous (mooning friends in college) to the ... «D Magazine, Jun 15»
Meow Meow Cruise is The Cat Holiday the Internet Needs
Like parents who can't stop talking about what little Timmy is doing up at university, this trip allows you to carouse with fellow cat lovers and ... «TravelPulse, Jun 15»
Long, hot summer? Greek, Eurozone storm clouds churning
... as he heads down to Virginia's Colonial Williamsburg to carouse with some longtime friends down in the Commonwealth's Tidewater area. «Communities Digital News, Jun 15»
