CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO CONFIX
PRESENT
Present
I confix
you confix
he/she/it confixes
we confix
you confix
they confix
Present continuous
I am confixing
you are confixing
he/she/it is confixing
we are confixing
you are confixing
they are confixing
Present perfect
I have confixed
you have confixed
he/she/it has confixed
we have confixed
you have confixed
they have confixed
Present perfect continuous
I have been confixing
you have been confixing
he/she/it has been confixing
we have been confixing
you have been confixing
they have been confixing
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 confixed
you confixed
he/she/it confixed
we confixed
you confixed
they confixed
Past continuous
I was confixing
you were confixing
he/she/it was confixing
we were confixing
you were confixing
they were confixing
Past perfect
I had confixed
you had confixed
he/she/it had confixed
we had confixed
you had confixed
they had confixed
Past perfect continuous
I had been confixing
you had been confixing
he/she/it had been confixing
we had been confixing
you had been confixing
they had been confixing
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will confix
you will confix
he/she/it will confix
we will confix
you will confix
they will confix
Future continuous
I will be confixing
you will be confixing
he/she/it will be confixing
we will be confixing
you will be confixing
they will be confixing
Future perfect
I will have confixed
you will have confixed
he/she/it will have confixed
we will have confixed
you will have confixed
they will have confixed
Future perfect continuous
I will have been confixing
you will have been confixing
he/she/it will have been confixing
we will have been confixing
you will have been confixing
they will have been confixing
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would confix
you would confix
he/she/it would confix
we would confix
you would confix
they would confix
Conditional continuous
I would be confixing
you would be confixing
he/she/it would be confixing
we would be confixing
you would be confixing
they would be confixing
Conditional perfect
I would have confix
you would have confix
he/she/it would have confix
we would have confix
you would have confix
they would have confix
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been confixing
you would have been confixing
he/she/it would have been confixing
we would have been confixing
you would have been confixing
they would have been confixing
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you confix
we let´s confix
you confix
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Present Participle
confixing
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 «CONFIX»
Discover the use of
confix in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
confix and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
While the latest versions of DOS provide some of CONFIX's commands, CONFIX
works on all versions of DOS from 2.0, and its memory-access commands are not
available in any version of DOS. You load CONFIX by listing it on a DEVICE: ...
2
EIL, ELF, Global English: Teaching and Learning Issues
To the same confix are related not only words such as rhinitis, rhinoplasty, but
also rheumatism, rheumatic, troubled with rheum, from rheum, liquid that drips
from the nose, -rrhoea, related to flow ('diarrhea', a flowing through, 'logorrhea', ...
Cesare Gagliardi, Alan Maley, 2010
3
Data Mining for Association Rules and Sequential Patterns: ...
Sequential and Parallel Algorithms Jean-Marc Adamo. Now. for all j. 1 < j < q: (K •
supiamefR,). i,) • confiRj, is)) ' sup(ante(R\ Ulsjs, i,) = (sup(ame(R.^ ij) • confix, is))
/ (q • max{sup(a7ite(Rj), ij) | l<j < q}) ...
4
Aspects of the Theory of Morphology
To illustrate my point, I will consider two major classes of proposed combinations
of morphological processes: 1) different types of confixes used simultaneously; 2)
a confix used simultaneously with a modification. Further combinations could ...
5
The New And Complete Dictionary Of The English Language: In ...
CONFIX' (v. t. from tbe Lat. con tvitb, and ngo to fix) To fasten, to fix down. Confix'
ed (p. from confix) Fixed down, fastened. Confix'ing (p. a. not much used, from
confix) Fastening, fixing down. CONFLA'GltATE (1/ flagito to ask toitb with great ...
6
A Dictionary of the English Language: Intended to Exhibi ... ...
CONFIX', v. t. [L. configo, confixum ; con anifigo, to fix, to thrust to or on. Sec Fix.]
To fix down ; to fasten. S/tak. CONFIX'ED, pp. Fixed down or to; fastened. CONFIX
'ING, ppr. Fixing to or on ; fastening. CONFIX'URE, n. The act of fastening.
7
PC Magazine: The Independent Guide to IBM-standard Personal ...
While the latest versions of DOS provide some of CONFIX's commands, CONFIX
works on all versions of DOS from 2.0, and its memory-access commands are not
available in any version of DOS. You load CONFIX by listing it on a DEVICE= ...
8
Defining a Linguistic Area: South Asia
... suffix Turkish, etc. suffix suffix Mongolian, etc. suffix suffix Korean suffix suffix
Japanese suffix + (paradigmatic) suffix Gilyak suffix + initial cons. str. Chukchi
confix Georgian confix confix Albanian — prefix + (paradigmatic) Greek ...
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Typology of Resultative Constructions: Translated from the ...
Confix her-an. This confix forms reciprocal verbs: ber-cium-an 'to kiss one
another' from -cium 'to kiss', verbs of cooperative action or verbs with obligatory
plural subject: be-terbang-an (be- is a morphophonological variant of ber-) 'to fly (
of ...
Vladimir P. Nedjalkov, 1988
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History and Historiography of Linguistics: Papers from the ...
1986:31). To mention a case which involves another pattern of word formation, it
has recently been suggested that confix would be a convenient term for items like
phon- in phonetic or -phon in microphone that never occur as words but only as ...
Hans-Josef Niederehe, E. F. K. Koerner, 1990
