CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO FINE-DREW
PRESENT
Present
I fine-drew
you fine-drew
he/she/it fine-drews
we fine-drew
you fine-drew
they fine-drew
Present continuous
I am fine-drewing
you are fine-drewing
he/she/it is fine-drewing
we are fine-drewing
you are fine-drewing
they are fine-drewing
Present perfect
I have fine-drewed
you have fine-drewed
he/she/it has fine-drewed
we have fine-drewed
you have fine-drewed
they have fine-drewed
Present perfect continuous
I have been fine-drewing
you have been fine-drewing
he/she/it has been fine-drewing
we have been fine-drewing
you have been fine-drewing
they have been fine-drewing
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 fine-drewed
you fine-drewed
he/she/it fine-drewed
we fine-drewed
you fine-drewed
they fine-drewed
Past continuous
I was fine-drewing
you were fine-drewing
he/she/it was fine-drewing
we were fine-drewing
you were fine-drewing
they were fine-drewing
Past perfect
I had fine-drewed
you had fine-drewed
he/she/it had fine-drewed
we had fine-drewed
you had fine-drewed
they had fine-drewed
Past perfect continuous
I had been fine-drewing
you had been fine-drewing
he/she/it had been fine-drewing
we had been fine-drewing
you had been fine-drewing
they had been fine-drewing
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will fine-drew
you will fine-drew
he/she/it will fine-drew
we will fine-drew
you will fine-drew
they will fine-drew
Future continuous
I will be fine-drewing
you will be fine-drewing
he/she/it will be fine-drewing
we will be fine-drewing
you will be fine-drewing
they will be fine-drewing
Future perfect
I will have fine-drewed
you will have fine-drewed
he/she/it will have fine-drewed
we will have fine-drewed
you will have fine-drewed
they will have fine-drewed
Future perfect continuous
I will have been fine-drewing
you will have been fine-drewing
he/she/it will have been fine-drewing
we will have been fine-drewing
you will have been fine-drewing
they will have been fine-drewing
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would fine-drew
you would fine-drew
he/she/it would fine-drew
we would fine-drew
you would fine-drew
they would fine-drew
Conditional continuous
I would be fine-drewing
you would be fine-drewing
he/she/it would be fine-drewing
we would be fine-drewing
you would be fine-drewing
they would be fine-drewing
Conditional perfect
I would have fine-drew
you would have fine-drew
he/she/it would have fine-drew
we would have fine-drew
you would have fine-drew
they would have fine-drew
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been fine-drewing
you would have been fine-drewing
he/she/it would have been fine-drewing
we would have been fine-drewing
you would have been fine-drewing
they would have been fine-drewing
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you fine-drew
we let´s fine-drew
you fine-drew
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
fine-drewed
Present Participle
fine-drewing
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 «FINE-DREW»
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fine-drew in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
fine-drew and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
You could end up with a pretty dangerous clientele,” I agreed. “And advertising
that you thought you had a disease but actually don't might not go over so well
with the ladies either.” “All right fine,” Drew said. “We'll have a first snow party.
2
The Final Battle... for Now
“Fine,” Drew said. “Then how about this?” He banged around with some pots and
pans, did something to a fish, shoved it in the oven, waited, and then pulled it
back out. “There! Sole amandine! You're fisheaters—that should make you happy
.
Lauren Baratz-Logsted, Greg Logsted, Jackie Logsted, 2012
3
Working It (Mills & Boon Blaze)
“I'm just sorry it took us this long to straighten things out.” “We're going to continue
working with you, based on what we talked about today. That does mean a
smaller part order and a change in the process.” “That's fine,” Drew said. And
Jade ...
4
Undercover Captor (Mills & Boon Intrigue) (Shadow Agents: ...
“I don'ttake ordersfrom you.” Fine. Drew stalked toward him. He grabbedthe guy's
wrist. Don't break it, not yet. Butthe threat was there, and Lee would know it. “You
think the boss would likeitif you killed Mercer's daughter? Seems to me she's a ...
“I'm fine,” Drew and Electra said in perfect harmony. “I meant Electra,” Ellen said.
“I know you're all right, honey.” She brushed her chest against Drew's arm. “Sorry,
sweetie. Guess you'll just have to wait a little longer for the Big Event.” “Ellen!
Then, “That's fine, Drew; just let him pass. If he's got the hots for shrimp that bad,
let him go on around.” Drew had us so close to the right side of the road, I was
afraid we'd fall off. We were close to the bridges now, the wide expanse of water
on ...
Shelley Fraser Mickle, 2013
7
Dark Part of the Soul Book 1: Donal
Donal heard the concern in Drew's tone and straightened, his features
immediately fixing themselves into a calm, blank look. “I'm fine, Drew.” Drew kept
his opinion of his Captain's state to himself as he got to his feet. “With your
permission, sir, ...
Jack Crux, Kelly Sharp, 2008
... dropped Stephanie off at the airport. “Do you want to get something to eat,
Victor?” “Sure. That would be nice.” “What do you feel like having?” asked Drew. “
I'm easy. anything is fine.” Drew pulled into a hole-in-the-wall Mexican restaurant.
9
Bedded for His Pleasure (Mills & Boon By Request): Bedded by ...
Will, just about keeping a lid on his impatience, said, 'You might find it helpful to
lose the attitude. Amanda's interpersonal skills are fine.' Drew scoffed. 'Yeah, well
, you would say that.' Amanda's cheeks flamed as she caught the implication.
Heidi Rice, Kate Hardy, Trish Wylie, 2013
I'm fine.” Drew didn't want to be a whiner. “I want to see your feet,” Jeff insisted.
He looked at Drew's right foot, then yanked up his own jacket and shirt. He knelt
down and put Drew's icy foot on his bare stomach. “Yikes!” one of the girls yipped
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