CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO COLOUR-CODE
PRESENT
Present
I colour-code
you colour-code
he/she/it colour-codes
we colour-code
you colour-code
they colour-code
Present continuous
I am colour-coding
you are colour-coding
he/she/it is colour-coding
we are colour-coding
you are colour-coding
they are colour-coding
Present perfect
I have colour-coded
you have colour-coded
he/she/it has colour-coded
we have colour-coded
you have colour-coded
they have colour-coded
Present perfect continuous
I have been colour-coding
you have been colour-coding
he/she/it has been colour-coding
we have been colour-coding
you have been colour-coding
they have been colour-coding
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 colour-coded
you colour-coded
he/she/it colour-coded
we colour-coded
you colour-coded
they colour-coded
Past continuous
I was colour-coding
you were colour-coding
he/she/it was colour-coding
we were colour-coding
you were colour-coding
they were colour-coding
Past perfect
I had colour-coded
you had colour-coded
he/she/it had colour-coded
we had colour-coded
you had colour-coded
they had colour-coded
Past perfect continuous
I had been colour-coding
you had been colour-coding
he/she/it had been colour-coding
we had been colour-coding
you had been colour-coding
they had been colour-coding
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will colour-code
you will colour-code
he/she/it will colour-code
we will colour-code
you will colour-code
they will colour-code
Future continuous
I will be colour-coding
you will be colour-coding
he/she/it will be colour-coding
we will be colour-coding
you will be colour-coding
they will be colour-coding
Future perfect
I will have colour-coded
you will have colour-coded
he/she/it will have colour-coded
we will have colour-coded
you will have colour-coded
they will have colour-coded
Future perfect continuous
I will have been colour-coding
you will have been colour-coding
he/she/it will have been colour-coding
we will have been colour-coding
you will have been colour-coding
they will have been colour-coding
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would colour-code
you would colour-code
he/she/it would colour-code
we would colour-code
you would colour-code
they would colour-code
Conditional continuous
I would be colour-coding
you would be colour-coding
he/she/it would be colour-coding
we would be colour-coding
you would be colour-coding
they would be colour-coding
Conditional perfect
I would have colour-code
you would have colour-code
he/she/it would have colour-code
we would have colour-code
you would have colour-code
they would have colour-code
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been colour-coding
you would have been colour-coding
he/she/it would have been colour-coding
we would have been colour-coding
you would have been colour-coding
they would have been colour-coding
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you colour-code
we let´s colour-code
you colour-code
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Infinitive
to colour-code
Past participle
colour-coded
Present Participle
colour-coding
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 «COLOUR-CODE»
Discover the use of
colour-code in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
colour-code and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The
Colour Code: The Red Ray
They experience many challenges including the terrifying Witch Doctor, exhilarating buffalo hunts and unusual initiations. This is a tough and sometimes dangerous assignment - and not only for themselves.
Pamela Blake-Wilson, 2009
2
Porsche 964, 993 & 996 Data Plate
Code Breaker: Discover ...
Note: Interior colour code changes in the same colour range usually indicate a
change of product supplier, factory, or a new manufacturing process. This may
also result in a slight change in the colour; i.e. Metropol blue from model year
1998 ...
3
OSV
Code:
Code of Safe Practice for the Carriage of Cargoes ...
Code of Safe Practice for the Carriage of Cargoes and Persons by Offshore
Supply Vessels : Resolution A.863(20). Appendix 2 Colour code for hoses
transferring bulk substances To avoid misunderstanding about the hoses to be
used for ...
4
Basic Electronics 2 Vols. Set
(c) 470 KQ = 470 x 103Q = 47 x 104Q The colour code for 4 = Yellow The colour
code for 7 = Violet The colour code for 4 = Yellow The colour code for 20%
tolerance = No colour So, the colour code of the resistor is Yellow, Violet, Yellow.
5
European Trademark Law: Community Trademark Law and ...
Finally, the practical consequence of the requirements specified by the ECJ is
that an international colour code is always used for colour marks, given that the
ECJ is of the opinion that filing a colour sample does not satisfy the requirements
it ...
Tobias Cohen Jehoram, Constantinus Johan Jozef Clemens van Nispen, Tony Huydecoper, 2010
6
Railway Track Engineering
Table 2.4 Common lengthwise colour code 1. No paint on gauge/non-gauge face
indicates 'B' rails 2. Yellow paint on each end face on web region indicates 13 m,
26 m, 130 m, and 260 m length. 3. Blue paint on each end face on web region ...
7
Newman's Birds by
Colour
The next section includes many birds that are water-associated (colour code: red)
, that is to say they feed on the shorelines or close to water. Some of the species
in this section, which includes shorebirds (sometimes called 'waders'), are very ...
8
Laxton's Building Price Book 2002: Major and Small Works
... Code 3, 1.32mm thick, 14.97 kg/m2, colour code green Code 4, 1.80mm thick,
20.41 kg/m2, colour code blue Code 5, 2.24mm thick, 25.40 kg/m2, colour code
red Code 6, 2.65mm thick, 30.05 kg/m2, colour code black Code 7, 3.15mm thick,
...
9
Elect & Electronic Measurement & Instrument
R. K. Rajput. Fig. 2.19. Padders 1 6 2 5 3 4 Temp. Multiplier coefficient Digits
Tolerance Colour code chart S.No. Colour. Fig. 2.22. Colour code mica. Fig. 2.23.
Colour code with leads (Tubular). The characteristic features. Colour code of ...
10
Objective Electrical Technology
Colour code for carbon resistors: Since a carbon resistor is physically quite small,
it is more convenient to Fig. 1.10 A B C D use a colour code indicating the
resistance value than to imprint the numerical value on the case. In this scheme,
there ...
V. K. Mehta, Rohit Mehta (writer on Electrical Engineering.), 2008
5 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «COLOUR-CODE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
colour-code is used in the context of the following news items.
Exotic trees to add colour to city's roads
The aim is to give a unique 'colour-code' to city streets by planting flower bearing trees of different colours along roadsides. Many of these ... «Times of India, Jul 15»
Swedish women's sex habits: riskier than ever
... at risk of pregnancy with a simple colour-code system, red means a women is at risk of pregnancy and green days are proven to be 99.9 safe. «The Local.se, Jun 15»
Exotic foliage to 'colour code' city's arterial streets
Exotic tree varieties bearing flowers of different colours when planted along the roadside will give a unique colour-code to the streets in ... «Times of India, May 15»
MFs: riskometer to replace colour code
From July, mutual fund schemes will no longer use the three colour-coded risk indicators to tell investors how risky the scheme is. Instead ... «Hindu Business Line, Apr 15»
Sebi may tweak colour code for mutual funds
Introduced in July last year as an investor safety measure, Sebi had directed MF houses to colour-code their schemes, depending on their level ... «Business Standard, Oct 14»
