CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO ENCHAIN
PRESENT
Present
I enchain
you enchain
he/she/it enchains
we enchain
you enchain
they enchain
Present continuous
I am enchaining
you are enchaining
he/she/it is enchaining
we are enchaining
you are enchaining
they are enchaining
Present perfect
I have enchained
you have enchained
he/she/it has enchained
we have enchained
you have enchained
they have enchained
Present perfect continuous
I have been enchaining
you have been enchaining
he/she/it has been enchaining
we have been enchaining
you have been enchaining
they have been enchaining
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 enchained
you enchained
he/she/it enchained
we enchained
you enchained
they enchained
Past continuous
I was enchaining
you were enchaining
he/she/it was enchaining
we were enchaining
you were enchaining
they were enchaining
Past perfect
I had enchained
you had enchained
he/she/it had enchained
we had enchained
you had enchained
they had enchained
Past perfect continuous
I had been enchaining
you had been enchaining
he/she/it had been enchaining
we had been enchaining
you had been enchaining
they had been enchaining
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will enchain
you will enchain
he/she/it will enchain
we will enchain
you will enchain
they will enchain
Future continuous
I will be enchaining
you will be enchaining
he/she/it will be enchaining
we will be enchaining
you will be enchaining
they will be enchaining
Future perfect
I will have enchained
you will have enchained
he/she/it will have enchained
we will have enchained
you will have enchained
they will have enchained
Future perfect continuous
I will have been enchaining
you will have been enchaining
he/she/it will have been enchaining
we will have been enchaining
you will have been enchaining
they will have been enchaining
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would enchain
you would enchain
he/she/it would enchain
we would enchain
you would enchain
they would enchain
Conditional continuous
I would be enchaining
you would be enchaining
he/she/it would be enchaining
we would be enchaining
you would be enchaining
they would be enchaining
Conditional perfect
I would have enchain
you would have enchain
he/she/it would have enchain
we would have enchain
you would have enchain
they would have enchain
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been enchaining
you would have been enchaining
he/she/it would have been enchaining
we would have been enchaining
you would have been enchaining
they would have been enchaining
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you enchain
we let´s enchain
you enchain
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
enchained
Present Participle
enchaining
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 «ENCHAIN»
Discover the use of
enchain in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
enchain and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The National Daily Press of France
The Canard enchain'e also first revealed to the world the so- called "sniffer plane"
affair and Valery Giscard d'Estaing's "Dia- mondgate" (see below). These
revelations and others have made the Canard enchain'e an important
counterweight ...
2
Greening the Psychological Pollution of Human
... to improve its psychological “compass” invisible and hardly perceptible which
directs nature and rattled?; Maybe the man with the power to auto freedom itself
from the “place” invisible and perceptible that it hardly “enchain psychologically”,
...
Valer Gabrian, Cornel Florea-Gabrian, 2011
3
A Manual of English Gujarati Dictionary
Enchain. (. 237. ) Endow.
Enchain, (3H'*K) vt. The chain; to fasten ; intrusion: M^
Piyi^i. '2. That which is taken with chain: %ii4«l*h "liUa". 2. To hold fast; to ! by
encroaching on another: <*{M«u confine: •MwtHft vu^-inXl <PH--)'. 3. To link ...
4
Venetian-English English-Venetian: When in Venice Do as the ...
... inbuxàrse [inbuxàrse] v.refl. hide, disappear. inbuxastràçeTS [inbuxastràçe]
n.m.s. untidy, incabaià [inkabalà] adj. tricked, deceived, incadenàr [inkadenàr] v.tr
. chain, enchain, incaeciàr" [inkaeciàr] v.tr. nail, incaenadùra [inkaenadùra] n.f.s. ...
5
Eros and Magic in the Renaissance
Indeed, the verb vincire, "to enchain," is used in contexts where its active,
operational meaning leaves no shadow of a doubt: "He who is in possession of
the universal cause, or at least the nature, the tendency, the attitude, the use, and
the ...
6
The Boston glee book,: consisting of an extensive collection ...
zS^=t £=fc ipzzpzzazzp: ,->£> i^sai virtue's home of peace ; With mild control,
Enchain the soul, In joys that never cease, In joys that never cease. -^i-JCT^ ^=r z
£zz£z->iz£: m £=£ PT* virtue's home of peace ; With mild control, Enchain fhe
soul, ...
7
Reminiscences: Moral Poems and Translations. With an ...
Her voice is like the night breeze, Half murmuring and half shrill, That dies along
the poplars, Her charms enchain me still. How truly I adore her Bear ^witness
conscious rill, Whose babblings are repeating, Her charms enchain me still.
Jeremiah Fellowes, Selah Gridley, 1824
8
The New And Complete Dictionary Of The English Language: In ...
Enchain'ing (i. srom tbe part.) The act os fastening with ' a chai a. Enchant'ing (t.
srom tbepart.) The act of afftcting with ' enchantaient. Encom'patnng {s. srom
tbepart.) The act of ínclosing on every suie. Enco'rin^ (p. a. srom encore) Desiring
a ...
9
Fables ... translated into English verse. Fr. & Eng
e. Why. thus. enchain'd. thy. little. head. P. ' 5 Why like an helpless infant led i" 5
Me P' quoth the Spaniel, 5 no such thing5 I am not led; but, with this string, 5 'Tis I
that lead-as you may see5 The poor blind man who follows me. 5 From door to ...
Louis Jules Henri BARBON MAZARINI MANCINI (Duke de Nivernois and d'Onziois.), 1799
The. God. who. holds. the. chain. can't. be. enchain'd. *;. By. his. blest. will. are. all
. events. ordain'd. : rit; 3 * The univerfal chain is not, as some have thought, a
legulac gradation which connects all beings. There is, in all probability, ...
Voltaire, Tobias George Smollett, Thomas Francklin, 1764
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ENCHAIN»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
enchain is used in the context of the following news items.
Forced Vaccinations Takes Away Human Rights and Choice
In addition, to enchain us, it is about a $100 Billion Vaccine Market in 2025 Featuring Many New Vaccines. Medicine is about money and ... «GroundReport, Jun 15»
Full text of Maryam Rajavi's speech at Iran Freedom Rally 2015
When he left the Shah's prison, Massoud asked: “How could anyone shackle and enchain a nation forever?” In pursuit of the ideal of freedom, ... «NCR-Iran.org, Jun 15»
Jon Griffith and Will Sim make alpine-style first ascent of NW Face of …
So it left quite committing rapping down this face without knowing if the raps would actually enchain or we'd just get stuck. After the first few it felt ... «Planetmountain, Jun 15»
Did you know that parrots in Chittorgarh are drug addicts & cannot …
The fluid is a cocktail of alkaloids that can enchain the mind. Soon after, these parrots become addicts and the drug becomes an essential part ... «Newsx, May 15»
Sure of NA246 win, MQM bugs PTI with big show
KARACHI: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) leader Imran Khan has not arrived in Karachi to 'emancipate' the people but rather 'enchain' them by ... «SAMAA TV, Apr 15»
Johnson: the original Johnson
... vain; sounds are too volatile and subtile for legal restraints; to enchain syllables, and to lash the wind, are equally the undertakings of pride. «The Economist, Apr 15»
Iran's war on women
Obviously, by subjugating women, the mullahs seek to enchain the society as a whole. Under the tenure of the regime's smiling president ... «The Hill, Mar 15»
Parents Are The Reason I'm Still Single
They enchain me in such a situation. I have only one brother and he doesn't care about me at all. We hardly communicate with each other. «Onislam.net, Mar 15»
Two Cheers for Corruption
Ms. Chayes and Mr. Cost and the neo-institutionalists believe we can enchain the state with “mechanisms.” I doubt it. Adding laws onto an ... «Wall Street Journal, Feb 15»
Simone Moro and Tamara Lunger, Manaslu Base Camp interview
And, furthermore, to enchain the main summit (8163m) with the East Pinnacle, the ”secondary" peak, or rocky pinnacle, that rises to 7,992 ... «Planetmountain, Feb 15»
