CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO EASY-OAR
PRESENT
Present
I easy-oar
you easy-oar
he/she/it easy-oars
we easy-oar
you easy-oar
they easy-oar
Present continuous
I am easy-oaring
you are easy-oaring
he/she/it is easy-oaring
we are easy-oaring
you are easy-oaring
they are easy-oaring
Present perfect
I have easy-oared
you have easy-oared
he/she/it has easy-oared
we have easy-oared
you have easy-oared
they have easy-oared
Present perfect continuous
I have been easy-oaring
you have been easy-oaring
he/she/it has been easy-oaring
we have been easy-oaring
you have been easy-oaring
they have been easy-oaring
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 easy-oared
you easy-oared
he/she/it easy-oared
we easy-oared
you easy-oared
they easy-oared
Past continuous
I was easy-oaring
you were easy-oaring
he/she/it was easy-oaring
we were easy-oaring
you were easy-oaring
they were easy-oaring
Past perfect
I had easy-oared
you had easy-oared
he/she/it had easy-oared
we had easy-oared
you had easy-oared
they had easy-oared
Past perfect continuous
I had been easy-oaring
you had been easy-oaring
he/she/it had been easy-oaring
we had been easy-oaring
you had been easy-oaring
they had been easy-oaring
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will easy-oar
you will easy-oar
he/she/it will easy-oar
we will easy-oar
you will easy-oar
they will easy-oar
Future continuous
I will be easy-oaring
you will be easy-oaring
he/she/it will be easy-oaring
we will be easy-oaring
you will be easy-oaring
they will be easy-oaring
Future perfect
I will have easy-oared
you will have easy-oared
he/she/it will have easy-oared
we will have easy-oared
you will have easy-oared
they will have easy-oared
Future perfect continuous
I will have been easy-oaring
you will have been easy-oaring
he/she/it will have been easy-oaring
we will have been easy-oaring
you will have been easy-oaring
they will have been easy-oaring
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would easy-oar
you would easy-oar
he/she/it would easy-oar
we would easy-oar
you would easy-oar
they would easy-oar
Conditional continuous
I would be easy-oaring
you would be easy-oaring
he/she/it would be easy-oaring
we would be easy-oaring
you would be easy-oaring
they would be easy-oaring
Conditional perfect
I would have easy-oar
you would have easy-oar
he/she/it would have easy-oar
we would have easy-oar
you would have easy-oar
they would have easy-oar
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been easy-oaring
you would have been easy-oaring
he/she/it would have been easy-oaring
we would have been easy-oaring
you would have been easy-oaring
they would have been easy-oaring
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you easy-oar
we let´s easy-oar
you easy-oar
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
easy-oared
Present Participle
easy-oaring
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 «EASY-OAR»
Discover the use of
easy-oar in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
easy-oar and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
Easy oar boys, easy oar! Loving the vocab. Loving the Zephyrs. But its best
meaning, its real definition is a slight wind, usually refreshing. Isn't that beautiful.
A slight wind, usually refreshing. And it comes from the name ofthe Greek god of
the ...
The correct dimensions for seat depths, oar lock locations, lengths of oars, and
other matters which have to do with easy oar pulling were the intangible portions
of the skill of boat builders of older times, men like Capt. Joe Tillot, Chas.
Adam Paterson. There all their happiness to tell To listening rock and conscious
dell ; For in such hour the loving pulse strikes full And tears or solitude, alone its
beatings lull. It is a lovely summer day, With easy oar they urge their way ; Yet oft
...
Eliesar let the shark lie where it was for the present. He was too exhausted to do
anything more with it. He rowed in to the landing place with light and easy oar
strokes, but when he saw that this time the village men had not gone into hiding
he ...
5
Psychodiagnosis in Schizophrenia
She passes BASE THREAD and FLORIDA after missing the easier, factorially
related PEG, and similarly within factorially related groups of items she passes
DOG TRACKS, LEG, SHADOW, and SNOW after missing the relatively easy OAR
...
... terror-glazéd eyes. And still I found not her for whom I sought, Yet smiled
without annoy, To ply the easy oar, and take no thought, And sing, was such
sweet joy 1-Then Tempest came, and to and from the sky I rose 102 TIIE UNDER
TONES.
Robert Williams Buchanan, 1866
... And ships swam by me, from whose decks storm-tost Rude seamen gazed with
terror-glazed eyes. And still I found not her for whom I sought, Yet smiled without
annoy, To ply the easy oar, and take no thought, And sing, was such sweet joy !
Robert Williams Buchanan, 1865
8
The New sporting magazine
Each boat dodged quietly beside its long expanse of net-work, or flitted with an
easy oar-stroke along the back ropes, picking out the herrings as they were
meshed. That evening the take had been large ; and as we came round the outer
...
Mortimer Collins. VI. Fare thee well, 0 pleasant city ! Not again my easy oar
Flashes into silver Avon By the reedy shore. Still in half-barbaric Neustria I may
yield thee careless rhymes, Prompted by the wandering echo Of the Abbey
chimes.
10
The Fredoniad: or, Independence preserved. An epic poem on ...
Jones with emotions which bespeak the brave, With easy oar soft glides him o'er
the wave. Th' opposing powers for nine continu'd days, Involve the compass of
the field in blaze. Conflicting flashes burn along the ground, While direful peals ...
