CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO HOB-JOB
PRESENT
Present
I hob-job
you hob-job
he/she/it hob-jobs
we hob-job
you hob-job
they hob-job
Present continuous
I am hob-jobbing
you are hob-jobbing
he/she/it is hob-jobbing
we are hob-jobbing
you are hob-jobbing
they are hob-jobbing
Present perfect
I have hob-jobbed
you have hob-jobbed
he/she/it has hob-jobbed
we have hob-jobbed
you have hob-jobbed
they have hob-jobbed
Present perfect continuous
I have been hob-jobbing
you have been hob-jobbing
he/she/it has been hob-jobbing
we have been hob-jobbing
you have been hob-jobbing
they have been hob-jobbing
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 hob-jobbed
you hob-jobbed
he/she/it hob-jobbed
we hob-jobbed
you hob-jobbed
they hob-jobbed
Past continuous
I was hob-jobbing
you were hob-jobbing
he/she/it was hob-jobbing
we were hob-jobbing
you were hob-jobbing
they were hob-jobbing
Past perfect
I had hob-jobbed
you had hob-jobbed
he/she/it had hob-jobbed
we had hob-jobbed
you had hob-jobbed
they had hob-jobbed
Past perfect continuous
I had been hob-jobbing
you had been hob-jobbing
he/she/it had been hob-jobbing
we had been hob-jobbing
you had been hob-jobbing
they had been hob-jobbing
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will hob-job
you will hob-job
he/she/it will hob-job
we will hob-job
you will hob-job
they will hob-job
Future continuous
I will be hob-jobbing
you will be hob-jobbing
he/she/it will be hob-jobbing
we will be hob-jobbing
you will be hob-jobbing
they will be hob-jobbing
Future perfect
I will have hob-jobbed
you will have hob-jobbed
he/she/it will have hob-jobbed
we will have hob-jobbed
you will have hob-jobbed
they will have hob-jobbed
Future perfect continuous
I will have been hob-jobbing
you will have been hob-jobbing
he/she/it will have been hob-jobbing
we will have been hob-jobbing
you will have been hob-jobbing
they will have been hob-jobbing
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would hob-job
you would hob-job
he/she/it would hob-job
we would hob-job
you would hob-job
they would hob-job
Conditional continuous
I would be hob-jobbing
you would be hob-jobbing
he/she/it would be hob-jobbing
we would be hob-jobbing
you would be hob-jobbing
they would be hob-jobbing
Conditional perfect
I would have hob-job
you would have hob-job
he/she/it would have hob-job
we would have hob-job
you would have hob-job
they would have hob-job
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been hob-jobbing
you would have been hob-jobbing
he/she/it would have been hob-jobbing
we would have been hob-jobbing
you would have been hob-jobbing
they would have been hob-jobbing
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you hob-job
we let´s hob-job
you hob-job
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
hob-jobbed
Present Participle
hob-jobbing
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 «HOB-JOB»
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hob-job in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
hob-job and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Chambers Dictionary
[After Sir Frederick //o*rfa>'(l869-1939)] hobgoblin. See hob2. hobjob hob'job, (
dialect) n an odd job. — vi to do odd jobs. — n hob jobber ^- n hob jobbing
hobnail. See hob1. hobnob hob'nob, adv at random; hit-or-miss; with alternate or
mutual ...
2
Glossary of Northamptonshire words and phrases
The great barn owl. Strix flammea. (Linn.) HOB'S-HOG. When a person
conjectures wrongly, he is commonly compared to Hob's hog, which, it is said,
when the butcher went into the sty to kill him, fancied his breakfast was coming.
HOB- JOB.
Anne Elizabeth Baker, 1854
3
The Routledge Dictionary of Historical Slang
The hab, nab form was influenced by Hob, a familiar by-form of Robert. Hob
Collingwood . The supposedly unlucky four of hearts: C.18–19 Northern coll. hob
-job . An unskilled or clumsy job; an oddjob: s. The Routledge dictionary of
historical ...
4
The Majesty of Your Loving: A Couple's Journey Through ...
It was Hob's job to help Leroy with the simple, daily activities of his life. One hot
August morning, their household job was to clean out the refrigerator. As Hob told
the story, he was crouched on the floor beside Leroy's wheelchair. He handed ...
Olivia Ames Hoblitzelle, 2008
5
The English dialect dictionary
A clumsy, awkward job. th.1 A servant dropping a cup and saucer, without
breaking them, exclaimed, ' That was a lucky hob-job ! ' 2. adv. Offihand, without
deliberation. Shr.I 'E did 'ob-job at a \'cntur. HOBKNOLLING, vb]. sb. Obs. n.Cy. (
HALL) ...
6
A Dictionary of Slang and Unconventional English
The supposedly unlucky four of hearts: C.18-19 Northern coll. hob-job. An
unskilled or clumsy job; an odd job: 5. and dial.: from ca. 1855. hob-jobber. A
man or boy alert for small jobs on the street: (low) coll.: mostly London: from ca.
1850; ob.
7
Let's Read: A Linguistic Approach
Did Bob get a bobcat? Did a bad man rob Dad? Yes, a bad man did rob him and
run. But Dad ran. Dad got him. cob fob gob hob cab fib gab hub job lob rob sob
jab lab rib sub cob gob hob job lob rob sob cot got hot jot lot rot sot hop mop pop
...
Leonard Bloomfield, Clarence Lewis Barnhart, 1961
8
Joy of Reading: One Family's Fun-Filled Guide to Reading Success
My Connecticut friend, Karen, and her family are luckier. They have a benevolent
household spirit living with them: Hob, the funny little character from William
Mayne's "Hob Stories." Hob's job is to keep trouble away from the family home,
and ...
4 143. 8, 10. * Pwu. 103. IT. & It*. 1 . & 107- 1. Jcr.33.11. I Hob. /Job 13. 2C & 20.
1 1. 2. «. * Pi. 31. 3. * See Rom B» 84. f Hob. of the Loud ' and who shall stand in
his holy place? 3 t [ k that hath clean hands, and a pure heart ; who hath not lifted
...
10
Word Origins...And How We Know Them: Etymology for Everyone
... 183 Hobbledehoy, 71-72, 74, 102 Hobby, 102, 116 Hobby horse, 116, 117
Hobgoblin, 71-72, 188 Hobidy-booby, 71 Hob-job, 60 Hobnob, 56, 61 Hoddy-
mandoddy, 56 Hodge, 102 Hodge-podge, 61 Hog, 41, 118, 153, 234 Hoist, 279-
280n.