CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO EMBREATHE
PRESENT
Present
I embreathe
you embreathe
he/she/it embreathes
we embreathe
you embreathe
they embreathe
Present continuous
I am embreathing
you are embreathing
he/she/it is embreathing
we are embreathing
you are embreathing
they are embreathing
Present perfect
I have embreathed
you have embreathed
he/she/it has embreathed
we have embreathed
you have embreathed
they have embreathed
Present perfect continuous
I have been embreathing
you have been embreathing
he/she/it has been embreathing
we have been embreathing
you have been embreathing
they have been embreathing
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 embreathed
you embreathed
he/she/it embreathed
we embreathed
you embreathed
they embreathed
Past continuous
I was embreathing
you were embreathing
he/she/it was embreathing
we were embreathing
you were embreathing
they were embreathing
Past perfect
I had embreathed
you had embreathed
he/she/it had embreathed
we had embreathed
you had embreathed
they had embreathed
Past perfect continuous
I had been embreathing
you had been embreathing
he/she/it had been embreathing
we had been embreathing
you had been embreathing
they had been embreathing
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will embreathe
you will embreathe
he/she/it will embreathe
we will embreathe
you will embreathe
they will embreathe
Future continuous
I will be embreathing
you will be embreathing
he/she/it will be embreathing
we will be embreathing
you will be embreathing
they will be embreathing
Future perfect
I will have embreathed
you will have embreathed
he/she/it will have embreathed
we will have embreathed
you will have embreathed
they will have embreathed
Future perfect continuous
I will have been embreathing
you will have been embreathing
he/she/it will have been embreathing
we will have been embreathing
you will have been embreathing
they will have been embreathing
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would embreathe
you would embreathe
he/she/it would embreathe
we would embreathe
you would embreathe
they would embreathe
Conditional continuous
I would be embreathing
you would be embreathing
he/she/it would be embreathing
we would be embreathing
you would be embreathing
they would be embreathing
Conditional perfect
I would have embreathe
you would have embreathe
he/she/it would have embreathe
we would have embreathe
you would have embreathe
they would have embreathe
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been embreathing
you would have been embreathing
he/she/it would have been embreathing
we would have been embreathing
you would have been embreathing
they would have been embreathing
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you embreathe
we let´s embreathe
you embreathe
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
embreathed
Present Participle
embreathing
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 «EMBREATHE»
Discover the use of
embreathe in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
embreathe and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The divine treatment of sin
The aim of God, in the hour of the first misery of the parents of our race, was to
embreathe a hope into their wounded and stricken hearts. The forbidden fruit, like
a serpent's bite, had struck its poison into the springs of their blood. Their eyes ...
James Baldwin Brown, 1864
2
Miscellaneous poems, by Beta Pi
Doth, fond, the soft hued dewy light embreathe, Which is the Morning of Eternity.
Lo : it is for all Time, o'er land and sea ! But yet this fair One must be seen so
marred ; Here coming inland, so maltreated be, Even to death ! so bruised, so
cruelly ...
3
The Divine Mysteries: The Divine Treatment of Sin, and the ...
There is no limit to endurance if the spirit be kindled, and embreathe its courage
and strength into the organs. Inspire a man, and you comfort Him effectually. To
get leave to shirk the burden is a slave's 356 THE HOLY GHOST, THE ...
James Baldwin Brown, 1869
4
Clouds and sunshine, a poem
John Cameron (of Lee.) Into my heart the skyey glories flow, Subduing to meek
tenderness and love, And a prophetic sense of joy, above The best we know of
happiness below. The morning's holy light, its breathing balm, Embreathe into my
...
John Cameron (of Lee.), 1851
5
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{7 so LET 'EMBREATHE, 1 \ SAY! THE BRlSK WINTER AIR 1s HEALTHY FOR ...
Nay ; great example lives, and passes o'er Whither it lists, to embreathe and
cherish more, Rousing that ray of heaven, the Soul, to be Partaker of its fame's
eternity, Which shews a genius then, that may awake The Muse to sing her
actions for ...
Monthly literary register, 1839
7
Titanic Light: Paul de Man's Post-romanticism, 1960-1969
... may return to your roots, and I, O tree of life, may I blossom with you again and
may I embreathe [umathme] your peaks with all your budding twigs, peacefully
and intensely [inni/j], for we all grow upward from the same golden grain of seed!
... rubber gloves during their first obstetric case together he snorted. “I've
delivered about halfthepopulationofthis town,”he said, “and slapped 'em tomake'
embreathe with my own bare hands. And I'm still here and so are they.” V ...
Mary Roberts Rinehart, 1950
9
American English Spelling: An Informal Description
... 188 emboss, 188; -ment, 79 embouchure. 188 embound. 188 embowed, 188
embowel, 188 embower. 188 embox, 188 embrace, 188 embrail, 188
embranchment, 188 embrangle. 188 embrasure, 188, 422 embreathe, 188
embrighten, ...
10
The Progressive Dictionary of the English Language: A ...
... The special ami immediate suggestion, embreathe- mtnt, and dictation of the
Holy Ghost. 1C. Lee. Em brew (eni-bro), r. (. [Prefix em for en, and fcreur.] To
brew ; to distill or strain. Em brew t (em-brO'J, v. t. To imbrue; to steep; to moisten.
