CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO CLICKET
PRESENT
Present
I clicket
you clicket
he/she/it clickets
we clicket
you clicket
they clicket
Present continuous
I am clicketing
you are clicketing
he/she/it is clicketing
we are clicketing
you are clicketing
they are clicketing
Present perfect
I have clicketed
you have clicketed
he/she/it has clicketed
we have clicketed
you have clicketed
they have clicketed
Present perfect continuous
I have been clicketing
you have been clicketing
he/she/it has been clicketing
we have been clicketing
you have been clicketing
they have been clicketing
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 clicketed
you clicketed
he/she/it clicketed
we clicketed
you clicketed
they clicketed
Past continuous
I was clicketing
you were clicketing
he/she/it was clicketing
we were clicketing
you were clicketing
they were clicketing
Past perfect
I had clicketed
you had clicketed
he/she/it had clicketed
we had clicketed
you had clicketed
they had clicketed
Past perfect continuous
I had been clicketing
you had been clicketing
he/she/it had been clicketing
we had been clicketing
you had been clicketing
they had been clicketing
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will clicket
you will clicket
he/she/it will clicket
we will clicket
you will clicket
they will clicket
Future continuous
I will be clicketing
you will be clicketing
he/she/it will be clicketing
we will be clicketing
you will be clicketing
they will be clicketing
Future perfect
I will have clicketed
you will have clicketed
he/she/it will have clicketed
we will have clicketed
you will have clicketed
they will have clicketed
Future perfect continuous
I will have been clicketing
you will have been clicketing
he/she/it will have been clicketing
we will have been clicketing
you will have been clicketing
they will have been clicketing
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would clicket
you would clicket
he/she/it would clicket
we would clicket
you would clicket
they would clicket
Conditional continuous
I would be clicketing
you would be clicketing
he/she/it would be clicketing
we would be clicketing
you would be clicketing
they would be clicketing
Conditional perfect
I would have clicket
you would have clicket
he/she/it would have clicket
we would have clicket
you would have clicket
they would have clicket
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been clicketing
you would have been clicketing
he/she/it would have been clicketing
we would have been clicketing
you would have been clicketing
they would have been clicketing
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you clicket
we let´s clicket
you clicket
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
clicketed
Present Participle
clicketing
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 «CLICKET»
Discover the use of
clicket in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
clicket and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Judge Justin: Or, The Little Court of Morningdale
Clicket relates the purchase of the fishing-rod. * Clicket came forward and took
his stand at the place appropriated to the witnesses. Off den. Well, now, go on,
Clicket, and tell all about my getting this fishing-pole in New York. Clicket.
Eberhard's thumb worried the button of a ballpoint pen, clicket-clicket-clicket-
clicket-clicket, while his eyes stayed fixed on a digital map of the terrain and
roadway below. A moving blip represented the Humvee's progress. A Global
Positioning ...
3
The House of Allerbrook
Jane had seen Danny in the potter's shop in Clicket, and on previous visits to
Minehead she had also noted the family working on the shore at ebbtide.
Everyone for miles could recognize the Clays, and Danny did indeed know every
village on ...
In this epic story Valerie Anand creates a vivid portrait of fifteenth-century English life that resonates with the age-old themes of ambition, power, desire and greed.
5
The Routledge Dictionary of Historical Slang
... REGULARS. 5. A knockdown blow: boxing, from ca 1815; ob. clicket . Sexual
intercourse: c. or low coll; late C.17–18. Gen. as be at clicket. Ex the S.E. term,
applied to foxes. clickman toad . A watch: late C.18–early 19. Perhaps orig. A-Z
1009.
6
A dictionary of English etymology
To Click—Clicket. To click, to make a sound with the tongue. It represents a
thinner sound than clack. To stand at a shop-door (as shoemakers, to invite
customers.—B. Du. Mic-ken, to rattle (crepitare), Mick, a slap, smack; flickers, the
soles of a ...
7
Borrowed Gods and Foreign Bodies: Christian Missionaries ...
He speaks pidgin English. "You got clicket?" Seeing the cricket, he cries "'Oh
velly good!' . . . He suddenly became very lively, almost dancing a jig on the
sidewalk. 'You got clicket! Eee hee hee! Velly good! You got clicket! Hee hee!'"32
Later ...
Eric Robert Reinders, 2004
8
A Guide for Using the Cricket in Times Square in the Classroom
Chapter 5 “ 'That was a perfect middle C.'” Chapter 6 “ 'This very ancient clicket
cage. Once clicket who belonged to Empelor of all China lived in this cage.'”
Chapter 6 “ 'You want Chinese Fortune cookie?'” Chapter 7 “ 'I'm sleeping on
money ...
9
New Territory: Contemporary Indiana Fiction
... floor and I wonder if she would want it because I could take her lots of it. (
Clicket, clicket, clicket) The barber cut the chaplain's boy's hair in the front and the
hair fell on eyelashes and nose and down on the striped 44 James Alexander
Thorn.
Michael Wilkerson, Deborah Galyan, 1990
At first he had thought that they were netsuke, the ancient miniature artworks still
prized and in demand amongst connoisseurs. He had asked the antique shop
owner if he was correct: "Netsuke?" but the owner replied "Fol clicket." Simon ...
7 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CLICKET»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
clicket is used in the context of the following news items.
The Oldest English Swear Words, Visualized
And then there are all of the filthy words history has forgotten: the mattress jig, the egg fry, the clicket gate, the bumfiddle, and the crupper. «Co.Design, Dec 14»
Discover the lost village of Clicket on a guided walk by The Exmoor …
A SEVEN-and-a-half mile circular walk to the lost village of Clicket will kick off The Exmoor Society's annual guided walks programme. Clicket ... «North Devon Journal, Apr 14»
Lost village a feature of moor society's walks
... bridges which are all that remain of the Lost Village of Clicket – once a thriving community which was deserted at the end of the 19th century. «Mid Devon Gazette, Apr 14»
17 euphemisms for sex from the 1800s
"They left together, so they're probably at clicket." This was originally used only for foxes, but became less specific as more and more phrases ... «The Week Magazine, Nov 12»
Kleopatra Girl's Ringside Report: America's Best Dance Crew …
“Why did I decide to go to a taping in spike heels (?), I don't know. That must have aged me right away, clicket clacking around the sound stage. «Eurweb.com, Mar 10»
Culture Shock
Eigo assures Alvaro that the dirt doesn't have
ninja stars in ...
«ESPN Action Sports, May 09»
MSN India launches Cricket WAP Portal & Online Channel Buzz
And to make it all more interactive, there's MSN Clicket (cricket played with a mouse click-et) - a predict and win game where users can choose ... «Moneycontrol.com, Mar 07»
