CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO FLAKE OUT
PRESENT
Present
I flake out
you flake out
he/she/it flakes out
we flake out
you flake out
they flake out
Present continuous
I am flaking out
you are flaking out
he/she/it is flaking out
we are flaking out
you are flaking out
they are flaking out
Present perfect
I have flaked out
you have flaked out
he/she/it has flaked out
we have flaked out
you have flaked out
they have flaked out
Present perfect continuous
I have been flaking out
you have been flaking out
he/she/it has been flaking out
we have been flaking out
you have been flaking out
they have been flaking out
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 flaked out
you flaked out
he/she/it flaked out
we flaked out
you flaked out
they flaked out
Past continuous
I was flaking out
you were flaking out
he/she/it was flaking out
we were flaking out
you were flaking out
they were flaking out
Past perfect
I had flaked out
you had flaked out
he/she/it had flaked out
we had flaked out
you had flaked out
they had flaked out
Past perfect continuous
I had been flaking out
you had been flaking out
he/she/it had been flaking out
we had been flaking out
you had been flaking out
they had been flaking out
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will flake out
you will flake out
he/she/it will flake out
we will flake out
you will flake out
they will flake out
Future continuous
I will be flaking out
you will be flaking out
he/she/it will be flaking out
we will be flaking out
you will be flaking out
they will be flaking out
Future perfect
I will have flaked out
you will have flaked out
he/she/it will have flaked out
we will have flaked out
you will have flaked out
they will have flaked out
Future perfect continuous
I will have been flaking out
you will have been flaking out
he/she/it will have been flaking out
we will have been flaking out
you will have been flaking out
they will have been flaking out
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would flake out
you would flake out
he/she/it would flake out
we would flake out
you would flake out
they would flake out
Conditional continuous
I would be flaking out
you would be flaking out
he/she/it would be flaking out
we would be flaking out
you would be flaking out
they would be flaking out
Conditional perfect
I would have flake out
you would have flake out
he/she/it would have flake out
we would have flake out
you would have flake out
they would have flake out
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been flaking out
you would have been flaking out
he/she/it would have been flaking out
we would have been flaking out
you would have been flaking out
they would have been flaking out
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you flake out
we let´s flake out
you flake out
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
flaked out
Present Participle
flaking out
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 «FLAKE OUT»
Discover the use of
flake out in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
flake out and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Routledge Dictionary of Modern American Slang and ...
331, 1978 2 to fall asleep; to pass out US, 1955 Often used as the variant “flake
out.” • Q: What will you do until then? A: I'm gonna flake out. Q: What? A: Pat the
pad, sack out, lay in the sun — Max Shulman, Guided Tour of Campus Humor, p.
2
The Concise New Partridge Dictionary of Slang and ...
Often used as the variant 'flake out' US, 1955 flake artist noun a police officer
inclined to plant evidence on a suspected criminal US, 1973 flaked adjective
unconscious. A shortening of FLAKED OUT US, 1959 flaked out adjective
exhausted, ...
Terry Victor, Tom Dalzell, 2007
3
The Practice of Macro Social Work
deficiency may act out, try to get out, opt out, flake out, or cop out. ACt Out People
who have been forced to live in deprived conditions sometimes develop harmful
behaviors that allow them to survive. Some may act out their pain, turning to a ...
William Brueggemann, 2013
4
Speaking Spanish Like a Native
Back out, Flake out Some people are just no good at honoring their commitments.
It happens all the time, whether intentional or not, and that's why this phrase is an
absolute must-know. Rajarse or echarsepara atrds = To back out (flake out).
Brad Kim, Erika Domínguez, 2005
5
English/German Dictionary of Idioms: Supplement to the ...
to flake out Klappe: in die Klappe gehen • Klappe: in die Klappe kriechen ♢
Klappe: sich in die Klappe hauen * machen: schlapp machen ♢ Matratzen ball:
auf den Matratzenball gehen * Ma t ra tze nh orchdienst : sich abmelden zum ...
Professor Hans Schemann, 2013
Flake-Out. at. the. Skin-Flicks. It was one of those October/April mornings in
Chicago: rainy, windy, gray, cold, where the only warmth in the air seemed to
hang in the tempting colored lights of theater marquees. Under such
circumstances, a ...
It has been a well established procedure to flake out the excess hose on the
stairwell above the fire floor to quicldy stretch into the fire floor once the stairwell
door is opened. This may be an acceptable tactic when the hallway is clear, but it
can ...
How about that 'flake out'? I saw that in a navy magazine.” “Anna, it sounds as if
you know your motor homes and RV's. Anna is right. I think one bed room with
two beds for us old geezers will work out fine. I doubt that we will need even that.
9
German/English Dictionary of Idioms
Und du wirst deinen jüngeren Bruder nicht gleich schlagen, Gerhard, und schon
gar nicht ins Gesicht! in die Klappe gehen sa] — in die Falle gehen (1) - to hit the
haylthe sack, to get one's head down, to flake out die/seine Klappe halten sal ...
... be represented at the conference, someone from this firm should go to show
the flag. flake flake out (inf) to collapse from tiredness or illness: / rush about so
much during the day that I just flake out in the evenings. flash a flash in the pan a
...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «FLAKE OUT»
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flake out is used in the context of the following news items.
How Saying 'No Thank You' Pushed Me To Live The Life I Always …
There's no option to flake out, text you're running late or switch spots. I learned to rely on good old-fashioned maps and a belief people would ... «Elite Daily, Jul 15»
Is Bungie's Destiny falling apart? Part 3: A structural weakness
Sure, if the person is on a LFG site to begin with, it might indicate that they are willing to go the extra step and not flake out once they join the ... «Load The Game, Jul 15»
Rihanna's self-indulgent video is not clever. It's pure misogyny
... on the beach, dressed head to toe in black, larded with factor 50, thunderously glaring, as though someone had stolen the flake out of her 99. «The Guardian, Jul 15»
Kellogg's Rewards Program Doesn't Flake Out on Digital
The CPG company revamped its rewards program by using new technology to simplify the member experience. Americans hold 3.3 billion ... «Direct Marketing News, Jul 15»
The RSVP hazard: Yes, No, Maybe
... by SundayLife! say that e-invites simply lack the personal touch that individual invitations possess and are, therefore, an excuse to flake out. «AsiaOne, Jun 15»
Tips on how to exercise and keep healthy during Ramadan
Al Tamimi fights the urge to flake out just before iftar, and instead does a full hour of cardio training. “I don't do bodybuilding then because for ... «The National, Jun 15»
Taylor Swift Nails the Most Important Part of Friendship We Often …
"Technology makes it so much easier to flake out," Andrea Bonior, clinical psychologist and author of The Friendship Fix, previously told Mic. «Mic, Jun 15»
How a Canadian company hopes to smoke the edible marijuana …
She predicts that newbies like Posner are going to find that people flake out, suppliers text you at midnight, “that kind of thing.” Posner may not ... «Yahoo Canada Finance - Insight, Jun 15»
An illustrator's guide to The Art of War
But she has an asterisk with this rule, for brunch with friends: “You have to treat some things with sacredness. You can't flake out on people.” 3. «The Globe and Mail, Jun 15»
Malicious iMessage bug causes iPhones to flake out
A new bug in iOS is causing people's iPhones to crash every time they receive a message containing a certain combination of unusual ... «Recombu, May 15»
