CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO COCKNEYFIED
PRESENT
Present
I cockneyfied
you cockneyfied
he/she/it cockneyfieds
we cockneyfied
you cockneyfied
they cockneyfied
Present continuous
I am cockneyfieding
you are cockneyfieding
he/she/it is cockneyfieding
we are cockneyfieding
you are cockneyfieding
they are cockneyfieding
Present perfect
I have cockneyfieded
you have cockneyfieded
he/she/it has cockneyfieded
we have cockneyfieded
you have cockneyfieded
they have cockneyfieded
Present perfect continuous
I have been cockneyfieding
you have been cockneyfieding
he/she/it has been cockneyfieding
we have been cockneyfieding
you have been cockneyfieding
they have been cockneyfieding
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 cockneyfieded
you cockneyfieded
he/she/it cockneyfieded
we cockneyfieded
you cockneyfieded
they cockneyfieded
Past continuous
I was cockneyfieding
you were cockneyfieding
he/she/it was cockneyfieding
we were cockneyfieding
you were cockneyfieding
they were cockneyfieding
Past perfect
I had cockneyfieded
you had cockneyfieded
he/she/it had cockneyfieded
we had cockneyfieded
you had cockneyfieded
they had cockneyfieded
Past perfect continuous
I had been cockneyfieding
you had been cockneyfieding
he/she/it had been cockneyfieding
we had been cockneyfieding
you had been cockneyfieding
they had been cockneyfieding
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will cockneyfied
you will cockneyfied
he/she/it will cockneyfied
we will cockneyfied
you will cockneyfied
they will cockneyfied
Future continuous
I will be cockneyfieding
you will be cockneyfieding
he/she/it will be cockneyfieding
we will be cockneyfieding
you will be cockneyfieding
they will be cockneyfieding
Future perfect
I will have cockneyfieded
you will have cockneyfieded
he/she/it will have cockneyfieded
we will have cockneyfieded
you will have cockneyfieded
they will have cockneyfieded
Future perfect continuous
I will have been cockneyfieding
you will have been cockneyfieding
he/she/it will have been cockneyfieding
we will have been cockneyfieding
you will have been cockneyfieding
they will have been cockneyfieding
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would cockneyfied
you would cockneyfied
he/she/it would cockneyfied
we would cockneyfied
you would cockneyfied
they would cockneyfied
Conditional continuous
I would be cockneyfieding
you would be cockneyfieding
he/she/it would be cockneyfieding
we would be cockneyfieding
you would be cockneyfieding
they would be cockneyfieding
Conditional perfect
I would have cockneyfied
you would have cockneyfied
he/she/it would have cockneyfied
we would have cockneyfied
you would have cockneyfied
they would have cockneyfied
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been cockneyfieding
you would have been cockneyfieding
he/she/it would have been cockneyfieding
we would have been cockneyfieding
you would have been cockneyfieding
they would have been cockneyfieding
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you cockneyfied
we let´s cockneyfied
you cockneyfied
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Infinitive
to cockneyfied
Past participle
cockneyfieded
Present Participle
cockneyfieding
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 «COCKNEYFIED»
Discover the use of
cockneyfied in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
cockneyfied and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Kingdom by the Sea: A Journey Around the Coast of Great ...
... toMargate,Mr Mould, had seemed tome tobe boasting when he told mehe was
goingtoRamsgate. Anyway,these towns on the Kent coast a few hours from
London were either described as Cockneyfied or not very Cockneyfied – the less
of.
Nor do the frequent signposts dotted about the forest disturb and give a
Cockneyfied character to the whole. These are singularly unobtrusive, and so
helpful that we could not quarrel with them. Moreover, they do not obtrude, do not
vulgarise ...
James Hogg, Florence Marryat, 1880
3
Friesland meres and through the Netherlands: the voyage of a ...
A COCKNEYFIED CANAL. 279 work for Sunday, so I decided to run down, about
an hour's sail five miles or thereabouts, to Leiden. We started with a whole sail
breeze, and had got becalmed under the lee of houses, when without any ...
Henry Montagu Doughty, 1890
4
Angling Sketches: Easyread Edition
The loch has a name for being cockneyfied, beset by whole fleets of competitive
anglers from various angling clubs in Scotland. That men should competitively
angle shows, indeed, a great want of true angling sentiment. To fish in a crowd is
...
5
A Book of Scattered Leaves: Poetry of Poverty in Broadside ...
The later version — as at BOD Harding Bl 1-3233 — is Cockneyfied, adds two
stanzas at the end of the narrative, and provides two prose asides. Whether
Bradley had anything to do with it is unknown. He does seem to have published a
finely ...
6
Delphi Works of Andrew Lang (Illustrated)
Oneused to wonder whether a fortnight ofLoch Leven was worthan afternoon of
the pleasure of losing atMonte Carlo. The lochhas a name forbeing cockneyfied,
beset by whole fleets of competitive anglersfrom various angling clubs inScotland
...
7
The Selected Works of Andrew Lang
The loch has a name for being cockneyfied, beset by whole fleets of competitive
anglers from various angling clubs in Scotland. That men should competitively
angle shows, indeed, a great want of true angling sentiment. To fish in a crowd is
...
8
The Lady's magazine (and museum). Improved ser., enlarged
... obsolete for twenty years : mere farmers cannot live thus in these times. Then
she has no poor in her country — true, the cockneyfied country and its observers
know nought of the poor ; her poor are the queer lower order of tradespeople, ...
9
Complete Stories, 1874-1884
But somehow the blistered sentiers of asphalt, the rock-work caverns, the huge
iron bridges spanning little muddy lakes, the whole crowded, cockneyfied place,
making up so many faces to look pretty, don't appeal to me — haven't, from ...
10
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine
The Rigi expedition is intensely Cockneyfied, no doubt ; but all the same, it is
picturesque, and may be extremely agreeable. From the picturesque point of
view there is not much to choose between going up as in the olden time in a
caravan of ...
6 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «COCKNEYFIED»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
cockneyfied is used in the context of the following news items.
A magic charm brings winter to life
Chaffinch song has a cockneyfied rollicking jollity. But goldfinches produce something finer and more invincible, a filigree music grained with ... «The Guardian, Dec 14»
'The Black-Eyed Blonde,' by Benjamin Black
... “I can't decide which are worse, bars that pretend to be Irish, with their plastic shamrocks and shillelaghs, or Cockneyfied joints like the Bull. «New York Times, Mar 14»
Me and My Girl West End revival back on thanks to tax breaks… with …
... on the night, opened the Awards ceremony with a pitch-perfect cockneyfied performance of "Leaning on a Lamppost" from Me and My Girl. «WhatsOnStage.com, Nov 13»
'Who Killed Santa?' still packs holiday punch
... as she flouts her sexuality; Geyser's smitten Tiny Tim does the same, although he talks a good game through Geyser's cockneyfied accent. «Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Dec 12»
Size Matters
Mr. Grammer needs to work harder at singing in tune, but he knows how to put a song across, while Mr. Hodge's Cockneyfied Albin is so ... «Wall Street Journal, Apr 10»
Speaking the Queen's English: Me 'ubby and I, innit
"The Queen's accent has not become cockneyfied but it has shifted subtly towards an accent that is more typically spoken in the wider ... «Independent, Dec 06»
