CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO GRIMACE
PRESENT
Present
I grimace
you grimace
he/she/it grimaces
we grimace
you grimace
they grimace
Present continuous
I am grimacing
you are grimacing
he/she/it is grimacing
we are grimacing
you are grimacing
they are grimacing
Present perfect
I have grimaced
you have grimaced
he/she/it has grimaced
we have grimaced
you have grimaced
they have grimaced
Present perfect continuous
I have been grimacing
you have been grimacing
he/she/it has been grimacing
we have been grimacing
you have been grimacing
they have been grimacing
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 grimaced
you grimaced
he/she/it grimaced
we grimaced
you grimaced
they grimaced
Past continuous
I was grimacing
you were grimacing
he/she/it was grimacing
we were grimacing
you were grimacing
they were grimacing
Past perfect
I had grimaced
you had grimaced
he/she/it had grimaced
we had grimaced
you had grimaced
they had grimaced
Past perfect continuous
I had been grimacing
you had been grimacing
he/she/it had been grimacing
we had been grimacing
you had been grimacing
they had been grimacing
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will grimace
you will grimace
he/she/it will grimace
we will grimace
you will grimace
they will grimace
Future continuous
I will be grimacing
you will be grimacing
he/she/it will be grimacing
we will be grimacing
you will be grimacing
they will be grimacing
Future perfect
I will have grimaced
you will have grimaced
he/she/it will have grimaced
we will have grimaced
you will have grimaced
they will have grimaced
Future perfect continuous
I will have been grimacing
you will have been grimacing
he/she/it will have been grimacing
we will have been grimacing
you will have been grimacing
they will have been grimacing
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would grimace
you would grimace
he/she/it would grimace
we would grimace
you would grimace
they would grimace
Conditional continuous
I would be grimacing
you would be grimacing
he/she/it would be grimacing
we would be grimacing
you would be grimacing
they would be grimacing
Conditional perfect
I would have grimace
you would have grimace
he/she/it would have grimace
we would have grimace
you would have grimace
they would have grimace
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been grimacing
you would have been grimacing
he/she/it would have been grimacing
we would have been grimacing
you would have been grimacing
they would have been grimacing
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you grimace
we let´s grimace
you grimace
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Present Participle
grimacing
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 «GRIMACE»
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grimace in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
grimace and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The
grimace of Macho Ratón: artisans, identity, and nation ...
"Field's study of small-town and rural artisans meets an evident need in the literature on Nicaragua.
2
Accelerated
grimace; expressionism in the American drama of ...
Valgemae goes on to trace the exciting new movement in the theatre and to demonstrate its continuing and vital influence on the theatre today. Thus the book provides an invaluable guide to much of twentieth-century theatre in America.
3
The Evolution of Communication
Table 4.4 Asymmetries in Production of Rhesus Monkey Facial Expressions (from
Hauser 1993e) resting position Copulation grimace Produced by a male during
copulation Timing 50.0 50.0 argues, based on EEGs, that in human adults, the ...
4
Organizations and Popular Culture: Information, ...
As a final illustration of dialogic imagination, we will look at another Klasky/Cuspo
video (The Legend of Grimace Island). Grimace was created in 1971, part of the
original McDonaldland gang; then he had four arms, and was furry; he lost two ...
Carl Rhodes, Simon Lilley, 2013
Anyways, what was really weird about these McExtra ads was the celebs were
having a detailed discussion about the McExtra with the McDonaldland character
Grimace. You know, Grimace, the big purple thing with the googly eyes that loves
...
Grimace - Grimace is a large, purple character who was first introduced in
November 1971 as the ”Evil Grimace”. In his first two appearances, he was
depicted with two pairs of arms with which to steal milkshakes and sodas. ”Evil”
was soon ...
7
Ollendorff's new method of learning to read, write, and ...
Le Comte, (à part en mangeant.) Il faut prendre un parti ici. Le Chev. Mon
Général, voulez-vous bien ? Le Comte. Buvez en attendant. (Le Chevalier boit.)
Tenez, cela sera peut-être un peu dur. (// lui donne un morceau en faisant une
grimace.) ...
George Washington Greene, Heinrich Gottfried Ollendorff, 1866
8
Developing a Social Psychology of Monkeys and Apes
The silent bared-teeth grimace with corners of the lips drawn back, is general to
monkeys and apes when expressing fear or intending to appease. Grimaces or
grins are made routinely by lower-ranking adults or juveniles towards a dominant
...
John Chadwick-Jones, 2000
Grimace helps a young boy adjust to his new school.
McDonald's Corporation, 1989
10
Performing Bodies in Pain: Medieval and Post-Modern Martyrs, ...
If someone puts me on a platform and causes me to grimace by poking me with a
sharp stick, then you attribute an intention to the person causing my grimace. IfI
grimace in the course of a play in which I act the part of someone poked with a ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «GRIMACE»
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grimace is used in the context of the following news items.
The Mentalists, Wyndham's Theatre, review: 'well worth a look'
... his smile is often a creepy grimace. When he hammers and kicks with protracted, futile fury at the locked hotel door, out of cash, out of hope, ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Jul 15»
An Algorithmic Sense of Humor? Not Yet.
What makes one person laugh and another grimace can be almost impossible to predict. That's partly because humor depends on so many ... «MIT Technology Review, Jul 15»
The Open 2015: How not to play St Andrews
How I played it Another blind tee shot, I hit left – again – and by the grimace on my caddie's face, I knew I was in trouble. Sure enough, I was ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Jul 15»
Plump cartoon characters provoke indulgent eating in kids
... bodyweight of cartoon characters like the aptly named Grimace, a rotund, milkshake-loving creature created by McDonald's restaurant in the ... «ScienceBlog.com, Jul 15»
4 Things I've Learned From Being Pretty "For a Black Girl"
My favorite part of this is watching them navigate my face as it twists into some combination of a simper and a grimace while I think to myself, ... «POPSUGAR, Jul 15»
An Art Exhibit Revictimizes Michael Brown
If the death was quick and violent, then the grimace of pain that tends to stay long after the deceased has taken his or her last breath is ... «The Root, Jul 15»
Unhappy Meal: Mac Sabbath's Show at Crescent Is an Ugly …
... the Catburglar on drums, and the blobbish Grimalice, a cross between a Boohbah and Slash, but this Grimace knock-off looked like it was on ... «Phoenix New Times, Jul 15»
Festival Review: Love Supreme
... well, he never once said a word to the audience nor acknowledged our presence, preferring to grimace stoically through song after song. «Impact Magazine, Jul 15»
Audi R8 V10 Plus (2015) review
Big distances beckon not with a grimace but a bawdy wink; it only takes a brief encounter with the further reaches of the accelerator to ... «CAR Magazine, Jul 15»
Kids eat more when watching plump, 'egg-shaped' cartoon …
The study pointed to Grimace, a rotund, milkshake-loving creature created by McDonald's restaurant in the 1970s, as an example. Seeing ovoid ... «The Denver Channel, Jul 15»
