CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO DANDIFIES
PRESENT
Present
I dandify
you dandify
he/she/it dandifies
we dandify
you dandify
they dandify
Present continuous
I am dandifying
you are dandifying
he/she/it is dandifying
we are dandifying
you are dandifying
they are dandifying
Present perfect
I have dandified
you have dandified
he/she/it has dandified
we have dandified
you have dandified
they have dandified
Present perfect continuous
I have been dandifying
you have been dandifying
he/she/it has been dandifying
we have been dandifying
you have been dandifying
they have been dandifying
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 dandified
you dandified
he/she/it dandified
we dandified
you dandified
they dandified
Past continuous
I was dandifying
you were dandifying
he/she/it was dandifying
we were dandifying
you were dandifying
they were dandifying
Past perfect
I had dandified
you had dandified
he/she/it had dandified
we had dandified
you had dandified
they had dandified
Past perfect continuous
I had been dandifying
you had been dandifying
he/she/it had been dandifying
we had been dandifying
you had been dandifying
they had been dandifying
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will dandify
you will dandify
he/she/it will dandify
we will dandify
you will dandify
they will dandify
Future continuous
I will be dandifying
you will be dandifying
he/she/it will be dandifying
we will be dandifying
you will be dandifying
they will be dandifying
Future perfect
I will have dandified
you will have dandified
he/she/it will have dandified
we will have dandified
you will have dandified
they will have dandified
Future perfect continuous
I will have been dandifying
you will have been dandifying
he/she/it will have been dandifying
we will have been dandifying
you will have been dandifying
they will have been dandifying
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would dandifies
you would dandifies
he/she/it would dandifies
we would dandifies
you would dandifies
they would dandifies
Conditional continuous
I would be dandifying
you would be dandifying
he/she/it would be dandifying
we would be dandifying
you would be dandifying
they would be dandifying
Conditional perfect
I would have dandifies
you would have dandifies
he/she/it would have dandifies
we would have dandifies
you would have dandifies
they would have dandifies
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been dandifying
you would have been dandifying
he/she/it would have been dandifying
we would have been dandifying
you would have been dandifying
they would have been dandifying
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you dandify
we let´s dandify
you dandify
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
dandified
Present Participle
dandifying
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 «DANDIFIES»
Discover the use of
dandifies in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
dandifies and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
... And the other Prime Statesman of Britain's do- Go, Hero of Chancery, blest with
the smile Of the Misses that love, and the monarchs that prize thee ; Forget Mrs.
Ang — lo T — yl — r awhile, And all tailors but him who so well dandifies thee.
... years, And the other Prime Statesman of Britain's do- Go, Hero of Chancery,
blest with the smile Of the Misses that love, and the monarchs that prize thee ;
Forget Mrs. Angelo Taylor awhile, And all tailors but him who so well dandifies
thee.
3
The Poetical Works of Thomas Moore: Including His Melodies, ...
... And all tailors but him who so well dandifies thee. Never mind how thy juniors
in gallantry scoff, Never heed how perverse affidavits may thwart thee, But show
the young Misses thou *rt scholar enough To translate " Amor Fortis," a love
about ...
4
Word Finder: The Phonic Key to the Dictionary
... dining DNDF dungaree downcast Don(or) dandify DNGGS DNKWKST don(title
) dandified dingus(slang) Don Quixote don(put on) dandifies DNGHL DHL
donned dandification dunghill denial donning DNDL DNGK DNM done(do)
adenoidal ...
Penelope Kister McRann, 1987
5
The Poetical Works of Thomas Moore Collected by Himself, in ...
Go , Hero of Chancery , blest with the smile 0fthe Misses that love, and the
monarchs that prize thee, Forget Mrs. Ang—lo T—yl—r awhile , And all tailors but
him who so well dandifies thee. Never mind how thy juniors in gallantry scoff,
Never ...
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Satirical and humorous poems. The Fudges in England; being a ...
Go, Hero of Chancery, blest with the smile Of the Misses that love, and the
monarchs that prize thee; Forget Mrs. Ang—lo T—yl—r awhile, And all tailors but
him who so well dandifies thee. " This and the following squib, which must have
been ...
Go, 'hero of Chancery, blest in the smile Of the Misses who love, and the
Monarchs who prize thee; Forget Mr. Angelo Taylor awhile, 1And _all Tailors but
him, who so well dandifies thee. It is singular to find a bit of English in Ovid; but
instead ...
Henry John Temple Palmerston (Viscount), 1819
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Chambers concise dictionary
[19c: from a character in Sir Walter Scott's 'Guy Mannering', whose dogs are
represented as the origin of the breed] dandify /'dandrfai/ >v (dandifies, dandified,
dandifying) to dress someone up like a dandy. [19c: from DANDY] dandle /'
dandal/ ...
Go, hero of Chancery, blest in the smile Of the Misses who love, and the
Monarchs who prize thee; Forget Mr. Angelo Taylor awhile, And all Tailors but
him, who so well dandifies thee. * It is singular to find a bit of English in Ovid ; but
instead of ...
10
The Works of Thomas Moore: Intercepted letters; or, The ...
Go, Hero of Chancery, blest with the smile Of the Misses that love and the
monarchs that prize thee; Forget Mrs. Ang — lo T — yl — r awhile, And all tailors
but him who so well dandifies thee. Never mind how thy juniors in gallantry scoff,
Never ...
