CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO HAMSHACKLE
PRESENT
Present
I hamshackle
you hamshackle
he/she/it hamshackles
we hamshackle
you hamshackle
they hamshackle
Present continuous
I am hamshackling
you are hamshackling
he/she/it is hamshackling
we are hamshackling
you are hamshackling
they are hamshackling
Present perfect
I have hamshackled
you have hamshackled
he/she/it has hamshackled
we have hamshackled
you have hamshackled
they have hamshackled
Present perfect continuous
I have been hamshackling
you have been hamshackling
he/she/it has been hamshackling
we have been hamshackling
you have been hamshackling
they have been hamshackling
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 hamshackled
you hamshackled
he/she/it hamshackled
we hamshackled
you hamshackled
they hamshackled
Past continuous
I was hamshackling
you were hamshackling
he/she/it was hamshackling
we were hamshackling
you were hamshackling
they were hamshackling
Past perfect
I had hamshackled
you had hamshackled
he/she/it had hamshackled
we had hamshackled
you had hamshackled
they had hamshackled
Past perfect continuous
I had been hamshackling
you had been hamshackling
he/she/it had been hamshackling
we had been hamshackling
you had been hamshackling
they had been hamshackling
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will hamshackle
you will hamshackle
he/she/it will hamshackle
we will hamshackle
you will hamshackle
they will hamshackle
Future continuous
I will be hamshackling
you will be hamshackling
he/she/it will be hamshackling
we will be hamshackling
you will be hamshackling
they will be hamshackling
Future perfect
I will have hamshackled
you will have hamshackled
he/she/it will have hamshackled
we will have hamshackled
you will have hamshackled
they will have hamshackled
Future perfect continuous
I will have been hamshackling
you will have been hamshackling
he/she/it will have been hamshackling
we will have been hamshackling
you will have been hamshackling
they will have been hamshackling
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would hamshackle
you would hamshackle
he/she/it would hamshackle
we would hamshackle
you would hamshackle
they would hamshackle
Conditional continuous
I would be hamshackling
you would be hamshackling
he/she/it would be hamshackling
we would be hamshackling
you would be hamshackling
they would be hamshackling
Conditional perfect
I would have hamshackle
you would have hamshackle
he/she/it would have hamshackle
we would have hamshackle
you would have hamshackle
they would have hamshackle
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been hamshackling
you would have been hamshackling
he/she/it would have been hamshackling
we would have been hamshackling
you would have been hamshackling
they would have been hamshackling
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you hamshackle
we let´s hamshackle
you hamshackle
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
hamshackled
Present Participle
hamshackling
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 «HAMSHACKLE»
Discover the use of
hamshackle in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
hamshackle and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
A new universal etymological technological, and pronouncing ...
HAMSHACKLE—. HAND. HAMESUCKEN, hame-suk'en, s. (hem, home, and
soek, to assail with violence, Sueo-Gothic.) In Scotch Law, the crime of beating or
assaulting a man in his own dwelling-house. In ordinary phraseology, the word ...
John Craig (F.G.S.), 1848
2
The Surgeon's Daughter ; Castle Dangerous
Halse, hailsie, hail; salute; embrace. Haly, holy. " Haly be his cast," happy be his
fate. Hame, home. Hamely, homely ; familiar. Hamshackle, to tie the head of a
horse or cow to one of its fore legs. Hand-waled, chosen ; picked out with the
hand.
3
The Surgeon's Daughter: Castle Dangerous
Hamshackle, to lie O/e head of a horse or coiv to one of its fore-legs. Hand-waled
, chosen; picked out with the hand. Hane, hain, spare; not give away. Hantle,
great many; great deal. Hank, rope; coil. Hap, hop. Hap, cover ; cover warmly.
Hamshackle, to tie the head of a horse or cow to one of its forelegs. Hand- waled,
chosen ; picked out with the hand. Hane, hain, spare ; not give away. Hantle,
great many; great deal. Hank, rope; coil. Hap, hop. Hap, cover ; cover warmly.
5
Castle Dangerous. Tales of a grandfather. First series
Hamshackle, to tie the head of a horse or cow to one of its forelegs. Hand-waled,
chosen; picked out with the hand. Hane, hain, spare; not give away. Hantle, great
many ; great deal. Hank, rape; coil. Hap, hop. Hap, cower ; cover warmly.
Halse, hailse, hail ; salute ; embrace. Haly, holy. " Hally be his cast," happy be his
fate. Hame, home. Hamely, homely ; familiar. Hamshackle, to tie the head of a
horse or cow to one of its forelegs. Hand- waled, chosen; picked out with the
hand.
7
Complete Works: With a Biography, and His Last Additions and ...
Halse, hailse, hail; salute; embrace. Haly, holy. "Haly be his cast," happy be his
fate. Hame, home. Hamely, homely ; familiar. Hamshackle, to tic the head of a
horse or cow to one of its f artless. Hand-waled, chosen; picked out with the hand.
Hamshackle, to tie the head of a horse or cow to one of its forelegs. Hand-waled,
chosen; picked out with the hand. I-lane, hain, spare; not give away. Hantle, great
many; great deal. _ Hank, rope ; coil. Hap, hop. Hap, cover; cover warmly.
9
The Waverley Novels: With the Author's Last Corrections and ...
And then to oppose him downright— he could not but think on the way his poor
inothcr was removed—Would to Heaven lie was yoked to some tight niece of
business, no matter whether well or ill paid, but some job that would hamshackle
him ...
10
The Complete Works of Sir Walter Scott: With a Biography, ...
Halse, hailse, hail; salute: embrace. Haly, holy. " Haly be his cast," happy be his
fate. Hame, home. Hamely, homely ; familiar. Hamshackle, to tie the head of a
horse or cow to one of its forelegs. Hand-waled, chosen ; picked out with the
hand.
