CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO CLUBHAUL
PRESENT
Present
I clubhaul
you clubhaul
he/she/it clubhauls
we clubhaul
you clubhaul
they clubhaul
Present continuous
I am clubhauling
you are clubhauling
he/she/it is clubhauling
we are clubhauling
you are clubhauling
they are clubhauling
Present perfect
I have clubhauled
you have clubhauled
he/she/it has clubhauled
we have clubhauled
you have clubhauled
they have clubhauled
Present perfect continuous
I have been clubhauling
you have been clubhauling
he/she/it has been clubhauling
we have been clubhauling
you have been clubhauling
they have been clubhauling
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 clubhauled
you clubhauled
he/she/it clubhauled
we clubhauled
you clubhauled
they clubhauled
Past continuous
I was clubhauling
you were clubhauling
he/she/it was clubhauling
we were clubhauling
you were clubhauling
they were clubhauling
Past perfect
I had clubhauled
you had clubhauled
he/she/it had clubhauled
we had clubhauled
you had clubhauled
they had clubhauled
Past perfect continuous
I had been clubhauling
you had been clubhauling
he/she/it had been clubhauling
we had been clubhauling
you had been clubhauling
they had been clubhauling
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will clubhaul
you will clubhaul
he/she/it will clubhaul
we will clubhaul
you will clubhaul
they will clubhaul
Future continuous
I will be clubhauling
you will be clubhauling
he/she/it will be clubhauling
we will be clubhauling
you will be clubhauling
they will be clubhauling
Future perfect
I will have clubhauled
you will have clubhauled
he/she/it will have clubhauled
we will have clubhauled
you will have clubhauled
they will have clubhauled
Future perfect continuous
I will have been clubhauling
you will have been clubhauling
he/she/it will have been clubhauling
we will have been clubhauling
you will have been clubhauling
they will have been clubhauling
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would clubhaul
you would clubhaul
he/she/it would clubhaul
we would clubhaul
you would clubhaul
they would clubhaul
Conditional continuous
I would be clubhauling
you would be clubhauling
he/she/it would be clubhauling
we would be clubhauling
you would be clubhauling
they would be clubhauling
Conditional perfect
I would have clubhaul
you would have clubhaul
he/she/it would have clubhaul
we would have clubhaul
you would have clubhaul
they would have clubhaul
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been clubhauling
you would have been clubhauling
he/she/it would have been clubhauling
we would have been clubhauling
you would have been clubhauling
they would have been clubhauling
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you clubhaul
we let´s clubhaul
you clubhaul
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
clubhauled
Present Participle
clubhauling
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 «CLUBHAUL»
Discover the use of
clubhaul in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
clubhaul and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The universal code of signals for the mercantile marine of ...
1457 I will keep close to you during the night 1458 "Will you keep close to me
during the night ? Keep close to, 6972 "Vessel is close-hauled, 2530 I shall close
-reef, 4238 see also Vocabulary, 1473 to 1486. Clubhaul. Tiy to club-haul, 54 ...
Frederick Marryat, G B. Richardson, 1869
2
A code of signals for the use of vessels employed in the ...
16 Try to clubhaul. 17 There is room to wear. 18 You must make more sail. 19
Ride it out if possible. 20 If obliged to go on shore, beach the vessel where
people are assembled, or waving, or per compass signal (shown as bearing from
you.) ...
3
Nautical Magazine: A Magazine for Those Interested in Ships ...
... Nautical Magazine, entitled, “ Rambling Notes by an Old Contributor,” I was
much astonished to see it stated that it is no longer of the slightest use to the
officer of a steamer to know how to clench a cable or fit a truss; how to wear or
clubhaul, ...
4
The universal code of signals for the mercantile marine of ...
... me during the night ? Keep close to, 6972 Vessel is close-hauled, 2530 I shall
close reef, 4238 see also Vocabulary, 1473 to 1486 Clubhaul Try to clubhaul, 54
Coals 1459 Is short of coals 1 460 I am in want of coals 1462 Do you (orves. ind.
Frederick Marryat, G B. Richardson, 1864
5
The Elements and Practice of Rigging, Seamanship, and Naval ...
Thus a ship, in boxhauling, may be said to make two half-boards, first running
with her head, then with her stern, up in the wind j by which two motions a ship
rather gains to windward, TO CLUBHAUL A SHIP. Clubhauling is practised when
it is ...
6
The universal code of signals for the mercantile marine of ...
Clubhaul. Coals. Coast. 777 77 77 77 777 777 777 777 77 77 777 77 777 77 777
777 777 see Vocabulary, 777, 77 I will keep close to you during the night Will you
keep close to me during the Vessel is close-hauled, 77 [night? I shall close ...
Frederick Marryat, G B. Richardson, 1854
Will you stop that noise?” for Gascoigne was again volleying orders broadcast. “
No, sir,” said Gascoigne with great dignity, “I will not stop. I intend to clubhaul the
ship.” “ Clubhaul—what's clubhaul ? ” angry captain inquired. “A sailing-ship trick,
...
8
The New Semaphoric Signal Book in Three Parts: Containing ...
... Clergy 3244 Clergyman 3245 Club 3246 Clubhaul 3251 Cockade 3252
Cockpit 3253 Codfish 3254 Coin, ing, ed 3255 Coincide, ing, d 3256 Collector
3261 College, s 3262 Colleague 3263 Collision 3264 Combustible 3265
Commend, ing, ...
Do you know how to clubhaul a ship?” . “Yes, Sir,” replied I, having, as the reader
may recollect, witnessed the mamuvre when serving under poor Captain Savage,
and I immediately stated how it was to be done. “That is sufiicicnt, Mr. Simple.
... CLUBFOOTED CLUBHAND CLUBHANDS CLUBHAUL CLUBHAULED
CLUBHAULING CLUBHAULS CLUBHEAD CLUBHEADS CLUBHOUSE
CLUBHOUSES CLUBMAN CLUBMEN CLUBROOM CLUBROOMS CLUBROOT
CLUBROOTS ...
Maliha Mendoza Mahmood, 2013
