CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO CO-OCCUR
PRESENT
Present
I co-occur
you co-occur
he/she/it co-occurs
we co-occur
you co-occur
they co-occur
Present continuous
I am co-occurring
you are co-occurring
he/she/it is co-occurring
we are co-occurring
you are co-occurring
they are co-occurring
Present perfect
I have co-occurred
you have co-occurred
he/she/it has co-occurred
we have co-occurred
you have co-occurred
they have co-occurred
Present perfect continuous
I have been co-occurring
you have been co-occurring
he/she/it has been co-occurring
we have been co-occurring
you have been co-occurring
they have been co-occurring
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 co-occurred
you co-occurred
he/she/it co-occurred
we co-occurred
you co-occurred
they co-occurred
Past continuous
I was co-occurring
you were co-occurring
he/she/it was co-occurring
we were co-occurring
you were co-occurring
they were co-occurring
Past perfect
I had co-occurred
you had co-occurred
he/she/it had co-occurred
we had co-occurred
you had co-occurred
they had co-occurred
Past perfect continuous
I had been co-occurring
you had been co-occurring
he/she/it had been co-occurring
we had been co-occurring
you had been co-occurring
they had been co-occurring
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will co-occur
you will co-occur
he/she/it will co-occur
we will co-occur
you will co-occur
they will co-occur
Future continuous
I will be co-occurring
you will be co-occurring
he/she/it will be co-occurring
we will be co-occurring
you will be co-occurring
they will be co-occurring
Future perfect
I will have co-occurred
you will have co-occurred
he/she/it will have co-occurred
we will have co-occurred
you will have co-occurred
they will have co-occurred
Future perfect continuous
I will have been co-occurring
you will have been co-occurring
he/she/it will have been co-occurring
we will have been co-occurring
you will have been co-occurring
they will have been co-occurring
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would co-occur
you would co-occur
he/she/it would co-occur
we would co-occur
you would co-occur
they would co-occur
Conditional continuous
I would be co-occurring
you would be co-occurring
he/she/it would be co-occurring
we would be co-occurring
you would be co-occurring
they would be co-occurring
Conditional perfect
I would have co-occur
you would have co-occur
he/she/it would have co-occur
we would have co-occur
you would have co-occur
they would have co-occur
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been co-occurring
you would have been co-occurring
he/she/it would have been co-occurring
we would have been co-occurring
you would have been co-occurring
they would have been co-occurring
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you co-occur
we let´s co-occur
you co-occur
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
co-occurred
Present Participle
co-occurring
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 «CO-OCCUR»
Discover the use of
co-occur in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
co-occur and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Lexical Functions in Lexicography and Natural Language ...
Leo Wanner. three lexemes that can co-occur with packen without being 'self-
controlloss-inflicting' (ERREGUNG 'agitation', REUE 'repentance', and STAUNEN
'astonishment') must then have explicit intensifiers: Eine tiefe Reue packte ihn lit.
Just like in English, the Hebrew counterparts of 'for' and 'because' cannot co-
occur in (22), so we cannot substitute *ki biglal she 'for because' for ki harey '
because after all' in (20): (22) ~* ... ki biglal she=lo yitaxen she=davar yihiye.
3
Antonymy: A Corpus-Based Perspective
In other words, one would expect the fifty-six antonymous pairs investigated to co
-occur with one another in a total of 8,442 corpus sentences. The actual number
of co- occurrence sentences is 55,411. This means that, on average, the fifty-six ...
Segment co-occurrence in ideophones is highly restricted: A voiced consonant
and its voiceless pair may not co-occur in an ideophone. It is possible to find
consonants with opposing phonations as long as they do not share the same
place ...
Erhard Friedrich Karl Voeltz, Christa Kilian-Hatz, 2001
5
Approximation, Randomization and Combinatorial Optimization. ...
Fix such an S and let N γ be a set of at most γ variables in ([n] \ S) having the
following properties: P1. In the projection fNγ←0 of f in which all of the variables
of Nγ are fixed to 0, the variables in S do not co-occur in any term; and P2. For
every ...
Ashish Goel, Klaus Jansen, José Rolim, 2008
6
Antonyms in English: Construals, Constructions and Canonicity
However, they actually co-occur within single sentences 1,138 times, which is 5.7
times more than expected. The same is true for other antonym pairs. Table 2.1
shows the intrasentential co-occurrence statistics in the BNC for thirty-five ...
7
Contact Englishes of the Eastern Caribbean
2.1.1.3 The co-occurrence ofbiin and did with modals* Bi:n may co-occur with the
modals MASK, THAS, maitD, kud3, wud3 and fud3. With the exception of mAsi:,
which may precede or follow bi:n, all other co- occurring modals precede bi:n.
Michael Aceto, Jeffrey Payne Williams, 2003
8
New Approaches to Hedging
In the data investigated, sort of/kind oftend to co-occur with discourse markers,
such as well, now, first, second or look. These indexicals signal how the speaker
intends her/his audience to interpret her/his communicative contribution and its ...
Gunther Kaltenböck, Wiltrud Mihatsch, Stefan Schneider, 2010
9
Semantic Relations and the Lexicon: Antonymy, Synonymy and ...
Nevertheless, some of the pairs that Willners expected to co-occur in the corpus
did not, such as full/tom ('full'/'empty'), raising the question of whether antonyms
might join the canon with only rare co-occurrence in text. Jones (2002) notes that
...
10
Encyclopedia of Library and Information Science: Volume 5 - ...
From the retrieval point of view, moreover, terms that always co-occur can be
regarded as intersubstitutible in the sense that the same documents will be
retrieved irrespective of which is used in a request; though it must be emphasized
that the ...
Allen Kent, Harold Lancour, 1971
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CO-OCCUR»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
co-occur is used in the context of the following news items.
HIV-Infected Patients Frequently Have Chronic Pain
... moderate-severe chronic pain and elevated depression symptoms are common among HIV-infected patients and frequently co-occur," the ... «Doctors Lounge, Jul 15»
'Alice in Wonderland Syndrome' Caused by Acid Flashback
This syndrome, named in 1955 by British psychiatrist John Todd, has long been known to co-occur with some migraines. A new case study, ... «Live Science, Jul 15»
Young, Depressed, and Diabetic?
In their introduction, they succinctly describe suspected reasons that depression and diabetes co-occur and how these illnesses are associated ... «Psychiatric Times, Jul 15»
Clone-Free, Single-Molecule Genome Assembly Illuminates …
In particular, more than half of the inversions in the assembly co-occur with at least one other event, such as an insertion, deletion, ... «Bio-IT World, Jun 15»
Wandering and dementia – aspects and the risk of falling
Based on these clinical findings, it is generally assumed that although sleep disturbances and wandering co-occur there is no circumstantial ... «fiftyplusadvocate, Jun 15»
A Simple Method for the Separation of Dysprosium and Neodymium …
... of the mixtures of REE away from waste components in their ores as well as the radioactive thorium or uranium that often co-occur with them. «Azom.com, Jun 15»
the Evolutionary Arms Race Between Bats and Moths
... the calls of the Cape horseshoe bat echolocating at 80-86 kHz are audible to the most common moths that co-occur with this bat. Conversely ... «AllAfrica.com, Jun 15»
Mental illness and Terrorism
This would confirm my interpretation at least that depression and conflict co-occur. Also, in the cases of Middle Eastern countries, depression ... «International Policy Digest, Jun 15»
Arthritis drug could be used to treat vitiligo
"Alopecia areata and vitiligo share genetic risk factors and can co-occur within families and individual patients, suggesting a common ... «Medical News Today, Jun 15»
Gene Expression in Fibromyalgia, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and …
Both disorders often co-occur and can affect people's ability to conduct simple daily tasks, compromising their quality of life. Women are usually ... «Fibromyalgia News Today, Jun 15»
