CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO ENKERNEL
PRESENT
Present
I enkernel
you enkernel
he/she/it enkernels
we enkernel
you enkernel
they enkernel
Present continuous
I am enkernelling
you are enkernelling
he/she/it is enkernelling
we are enkernelling
you are enkernelling
they are enkernelling
Present perfect
I have enkernelled
you have enkernelled
he/she/it has enkernelled
we have enkernelled
you have enkernelled
they have enkernelled
Present perfect continuous
I have been enkernelling
you have been enkernelling
he/she/it has been enkernelling
we have been enkernelling
you have been enkernelling
they have been enkernelling
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 enkernelled
you enkernelled
he/she/it enkernelled
we enkernelled
you enkernelled
they enkernelled
Past continuous
I was enkernelling
you were enkernelling
he/she/it was enkernelling
we were enkernelling
you were enkernelling
they were enkernelling
Past perfect
I had enkernelled
you had enkernelled
he/she/it had enkernelled
we had enkernelled
you had enkernelled
they had enkernelled
Past perfect continuous
I had been enkernelling
you had been enkernelling
he/she/it had been enkernelling
we had been enkernelling
you had been enkernelling
they had been enkernelling
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will enkernel
you will enkernel
he/she/it will enkernel
we will enkernel
you will enkernel
they will enkernel
Future continuous
I will be enkernelling
you will be enkernelling
he/she/it will be enkernelling
we will be enkernelling
you will be enkernelling
they will be enkernelling
Future perfect
I will have enkernelled
you will have enkernelled
he/she/it will have enkernelled
we will have enkernelled
you will have enkernelled
they will have enkernelled
Future perfect continuous
I will have been enkernelling
you will have been enkernelling
he/she/it will have been enkernelling
we will have been enkernelling
you will have been enkernelling
they will have been enkernelling
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would enkernel
you would enkernel
he/she/it would enkernel
we would enkernel
you would enkernel
they would enkernel
Conditional continuous
I would be enkernelling
you would be enkernelling
he/she/it would be enkernelling
we would be enkernelling
you would be enkernelling
they would be enkernelling
Conditional perfect
I would have enkernel
you would have enkernel
he/she/it would have enkernel
we would have enkernel
you would have enkernel
they would have enkernel
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been enkernelling
you would have been enkernelling
he/she/it would have been enkernelling
we would have been enkernelling
you would have been enkernelling
they would have been enkernelling
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you enkernel
we let´s enkernel
you enkernel
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
enkernelled
Present Participle
enkernelling
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 «ENKERNEL»
Discover the use of
enkernel in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
enkernel and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
VMware ESX Server in the Enterprise: Planning and Securing ...
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epqarray enkernel: .*5MAHT2 Driver enkernel: .*5endor: enkernel: .'Type:
enkernel: .'Intel enkernel: .*55ap: 1555 enkernel: .*l*1*l* enkernel: .*File deedridtr
...
2
An English and Chinese standard dictionary: A-L
Source of joy, Enkennel, (en-ken'-nel) v. t. To enclose in a kennel, JfcASfotffl-
Enkernel, (en-ker'-nel) ». t. To form into kernels, ffe£}, ftlB- Enkindle, (en-kiu'-dl) v.
t- or i. 1. To set on fire,$Mc,iSA,KA; to go on fire,J£i5| ; 2. To excite, HM, to rouse ...
3
An English-Welsh pronouncing dictionary: with an analysis of ...
... s. mwynäwr, meddwr, Enjoyment, en-joi'-ment, ». mwyniant, meddiant, mwynâd
, amwes, hyfrydwch, difyrwch, llawenydd, dedvtyddyd.mwyn- der [ffurfio yn
gnewyllynau Enkernel, en-cer'-nel, v. a. cnewyllynn, Enkindle, eu-cin'-dl, v. a.
fflamio, ...
Aye enkernel'd and impounded With material rind around it ? Is it beauty's self or
shadow Nodding in a cowslipp'd meadow ; Bluely streaming thro' white marble ;
Trembling in the lark's high warble; In the blue-bell deeply nested ; In clouds ...
5
A field-full of wonders
As Southey says, " Methinks It were a happy metamorphosis, To be enkernel'd
thus : never to hear Of wars, and of invasions, and of plots ; To feel no motion but
the wind that shook The filbert-tree, and rock'd us to our rest ; And in the middle of
...
Charles Smith Cheltnam, 1863
In 1399, Abbot Henry de Sutton “had licence by patent to enkernel, or fortify, his
manor house of Inise ” (Ormeroa'l. Evidences of this fortification are to be seen in
the shape of five loopholes on the western side of the hall, commanding, ...
Chester and North Wales Architectural, Archaeological and Historic Society, 1909
In I399, Abbot Henry de Sutton “had licence by patent to enkernel, or fortify, his
manor house of Inise ” (Ormerodl. Evidences of this fortification are to be seen in
the shape of five loopholes on the western side of the hall, commanding,
curiously ...
Architectural, Archaelogical and Historic Society for the County and the City of Chester and North Wales, 1909
8
Claribel and other poems
The axe hath struck thee in thy manhood's prime : Thy purpose unmatured : so
fairly blown Thy blossom, and the fruit set : all foreknown The richness of thy
virtue, the sublime Eternity enkernel'd in its growth. Thy life read to us certain as
God's ...
William James Linton, 1865
9
Telegraphic Mining Code: Alphabetically Arranged for the Use ...
Code Word. Extension (continued) 5436 Enjoinment . Extension of time required
5437 Enjoyable . . Must have further extension 5438 Enkernel . . . Cannot grant
extension 5439 Enlerdar . . . Extension of 544° Enlevons . . Extent 5441 Enlighten
...
Charles Algernon Moreing, 1888
10
The naturalist's poetical companion: with notes
It were a happy metamorphosis To be enkernel'd thus : never to hear Of wars,
and of invasions, and of plots ; To feel no motion but the wind that shook The
Filbert Tree, and rock'd us to our rest ; And in the middle of such exquisite food To
live ...
