CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO FROGMARCH
PRESENT
Present
I frogmarch
you frogmarch
he/she/it frogmarches
we frogmarch
you frogmarch
they frogmarch
Present continuous
I am frogmarching
you are frogmarching
he/she/it is frogmarching
we are frogmarching
you are frogmarching
they are frogmarching
Present perfect
I have frogmarched
you have frogmarched
he/she/it has frogmarched
we have frogmarched
you have frogmarched
they have frogmarched
Present perfect continuous
I have been frogmarching
you have been frogmarching
he/she/it has been frogmarching
we have been frogmarching
you have been frogmarching
they have been frogmarching
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 frogmarched
you frogmarched
he/she/it frogmarched
we frogmarched
you frogmarched
they frogmarched
Past continuous
I was frogmarching
you were frogmarching
he/she/it was frogmarching
we were frogmarching
you were frogmarching
they were frogmarching
Past perfect
I had frogmarched
you had frogmarched
he/she/it had frogmarched
we had frogmarched
you had frogmarched
they had frogmarched
Past perfect continuous
I had been frogmarching
you had been frogmarching
he/she/it had been frogmarching
we had been frogmarching
you had been frogmarching
they had been frogmarching
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will frogmarch
you will frogmarch
he/she/it will frogmarch
we will frogmarch
you will frogmarch
they will frogmarch
Future continuous
I will be frogmarching
you will be frogmarching
he/she/it will be frogmarching
we will be frogmarching
you will be frogmarching
they will be frogmarching
Future perfect
I will have frogmarched
you will have frogmarched
he/she/it will have frogmarched
we will have frogmarched
you will have frogmarched
they will have frogmarched
Future perfect continuous
I will have been frogmarching
you will have been frogmarching
he/she/it will have been frogmarching
we will have been frogmarching
you will have been frogmarching
they will have been frogmarching
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would frogmarch
you would frogmarch
he/she/it would frogmarch
we would frogmarch
you would frogmarch
they would frogmarch
Conditional continuous
I would be frogmarching
you would be frogmarching
he/she/it would be frogmarching
we would be frogmarching
you would be frogmarching
they would be frogmarching
Conditional perfect
I would have frogmarch
you would have frogmarch
he/she/it would have frogmarch
we would have frogmarch
you would have frogmarch
they would have frogmarch
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been frogmarching
you would have been frogmarching
he/she/it would have been frogmarching
we would have been frogmarching
you would have been frogmarching
they would have been frogmarching
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you frogmarch
we let´s frogmarch
you frogmarch
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
frogmarched
Present Participle
frogmarching
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 «FROGMARCH»
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frogmarch in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
frogmarch and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
THE OMNIVOROUS APE by LYALL WATSON (Coward, McCann & Geoghegan)
$6.95 My colleague Frogmarch the biologist brings his kids up in the real world. "I
bring them up in the real world," he says. "I show them the big picture. They're ...
'Vermin?' the possum retorted, annoyed. 'Who is she calling vermin?' 'Don't worry,
we can always get an exterminator,' Mr Frogmarch replied. 'If we decide to buy
this rickety old house,' he finished, looking at Mr Snimpet. 'Yes, well, you think it ...
3
The New York Times Book Review
The purist suppresses a retch. In his judgment it's a confusion of genres
tantamount to "Alchemy and Chemistry." I met a purist there just the other day, my
colleague Frogmarch. "Go away," he said. "I am not up to talking." That meant he
wanted ...
Mr. Staley, tell the Marines to put Buckman in his cabin even if they have to
frogmarch him there." Whitbread grinned to himself. MacArthur was in free fall, all
her spin gone. Now how would the Marines frogmarch the astrophysicist in that?
Larry Niven, Jerry Pournelle, 1991
Dets 1 & 2: Right. That's it. Stopped to think didn't you? Poet: I'm too long —
Detectives join in — in the tooth to change now. Detective 1 grabs the Poet and,
pinning an arm behind his back, begins to frogmarch him out. Det 2: They all
crack.
Frogmarch talks so fast he might have said "dil- lies." "They're killers," he said. "
Why do you think they bat a baseball around?" "Getting ready to face Vida Blue,"
1 said. "It's every kid's hope these days. He grows up, he knocks a homer off Vida
...
Henry Robinson Luce, Gordon Parks, 1971
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Reader's Digest Oxford complete wordfinder
equipped with a rubber suit, flippers, and an oxygen supply for underwater
swimming. frogmarch / frawgmaarch, frog-/ v. & n. • v.tr. 1 hustle (a person)
forward holding and pinning the arms from behind. 2 carry (a person) in a
frogmarch. • n. the ...
Reader's Digest Association, 1996
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Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary
... flippers (= rubber or plastic shoes which are longer than the feet) and usually a
rubber suit: police frogmen frogmarch /'frog.ma:tJ7 © /'fra:g.ma:rtJ7 verb [T usually
+ adv/prep] to force someone who is unwilling to move forward by ... frogmarch.
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Iran's Nuclear Program: Debating Facts Versus Fiction
-8-. Sideshows. On. Iran's. Frogmarch. To. The. UN. Early last week, Europe
instantly rejected, without pause for breath, an Iranian offer of a two-year
moratorium on uranium enrichment, thus setting its seal on a major international
crisis.
10
If Pigs Could Fly: Stories
Frogmarch. he land of Nord was peculiarly blessed. Though the inhabitants
would have readily confessed that in winter it was hardly more than a few acres
of snow, in summer it was spectacular. It had almost any kind of landscape you
could ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «FROGMARCH»
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frogmarch is used in the context of the following news items.
Slave or Rebel? Ten Principles for Escaping the Matrix and …
... militarized police, surveillance, and government corruption—while the government continues to frogmarch us down the road toward outright ... «DeSoto Times Today, Jun 15»
A WSWS investigation into the social crisis in Australia's Mount Druitt …
“A '7:30' report program [on the ABC] had Pru Goward, the [New South Wales state] government minister responsible for housing, frogmarch ... «World Socialist Web Site, Jun 15»
Mr Neat and Mr Tidy biggest villains of all
They frogmarch him back home, clip his garden, fix his house up, make him bathe and comb his Mr Messiness so much out of recognition that ... «Otago Daily Times, May 15»
Weak-Kneed Tories Give in to The 'Help, I'm a Victim' Culture of the …
When we declare our helplessness, we invite them to frogmarch us through life, ostensibly for our own benefit, but actually to satisfy their lust for ... «Breitbart News, Apr 15»
Vote or E4 gets it. And maybe Dave. And Kellogg's cornflakes
Hey, Channel 4, if you want me to vote that much, why don't you just send one of your stormtroopers to my front door and get them to frogmarch ... «The Guardian, Apr 15»
Double Take: Cabaret (1972)
The growing menace of Nazism pervades the film; there is a time when a club owner could feel free to frogmarch a uniformed Nazi member out ... «PopMatters, Apr 15»
How to tame your teenager: I've been there, and boy it's hard
However cross whatever they just did has made you, you'll still lack the gargantuan strength needed to successfully frogmarch a recalcitrant ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Mar 15»
Misguided war on drugs claims 11-year-old as collateral damage
If I were ensnared in a routine traffic stop, the cops might see the plastic container on the passenger seat and frogmarch me off to jail, charged ... «The Virginian-Pilot, Mar 15»
Xenophobia isolates us in Africa
Thabo Mbeki tried to frogmarch the country into a philosophical and spiritual identification with the continent and at one point was regarded as ... «Rand Daily Mail, Mar 15»
Backlash over Abbott's 'lifestyle choice' gaffe
“You can't just pick people up and frogmarch them to another part of the state just because you've made a decision to do that. “We've tried ... «The New Daily, Mar 15»
