CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO INSALIVATE
PRESENT
Present
I insalivate
you insalivate
he/she/it insalivates
we insalivate
you insalivate
they insalivate
Present continuous
I am insalivating
you are insalivating
he/she/it is insalivating
we are insalivating
you are insalivating
they are insalivating
Present perfect
I have insalivated
you have insalivated
he/she/it has insalivated
we have insalivated
you have insalivated
they have insalivated
Present perfect continuous
I have been insalivating
you have been insalivating
he/she/it has been insalivating
we have been insalivating
you have been insalivating
they have been insalivating
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 insalivated
you insalivated
he/she/it insalivated
we insalivated
you insalivated
they insalivated
Past continuous
I was insalivating
you were insalivating
he/she/it was insalivating
we were insalivating
you were insalivating
they were insalivating
Past perfect
I had insalivated
you had insalivated
he/she/it had insalivated
we had insalivated
you had insalivated
they had insalivated
Past perfect continuous
I had been insalivating
you had been insalivating
he/she/it had been insalivating
we had been insalivating
you had been insalivating
they had been insalivating
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will insalivate
you will insalivate
he/she/it will insalivate
we will insalivate
you will insalivate
they will insalivate
Future continuous
I will be insalivating
you will be insalivating
he/she/it will be insalivating
we will be insalivating
you will be insalivating
they will be insalivating
Future perfect
I will have insalivated
you will have insalivated
he/she/it will have insalivated
we will have insalivated
you will have insalivated
they will have insalivated
Future perfect continuous
I will have been insalivating
you will have been insalivating
he/she/it will have been insalivating
we will have been insalivating
you will have been insalivating
they will have been insalivating
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would insalivate
you would insalivate
he/she/it would insalivate
we would insalivate
you would insalivate
they would insalivate
Conditional continuous
I would be insalivating
you would be insalivating
he/she/it would be insalivating
we would be insalivating
you would be insalivating
they would be insalivating
Conditional perfect
I would have insalivate
you would have insalivate
he/she/it would have insalivate
we would have insalivate
you would have insalivate
they would have insalivate
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been insalivating
you would have been insalivating
he/she/it would have been insalivating
we would have been insalivating
you would have been insalivating
they would have been insalivating
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you insalivate
we let´s insalivate
you insalivate
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
insalivated
Present Participle
insalivating
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 «INSALIVATE»
Discover the use of
insalivate in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
insalivate and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Food: Its Influence As a Factor in Disease and Health
... do so will cause the breaking of the first rule. Rule No. 3: Avoid overeating. This
is best accomplished by observing the fourth rule. Rule. No. 4: Thoroughly.
masticate. and. insalivate. all. foods. A word of caution: Those who are sick can
build.
2
Miscellaneous Writings of J. H. Tilden, M. D.
Eat the bread and butter dry; masticate and insalivate thoroughly, then take the
cream in the same way. Be very deliberate. Such a breakfast should not be eaten
often. People who are enjoying perfect health and 'who are desirous of eating ...
3
Basque-English Dictionary
Cf. listu egin, listu bota. listuketa n. spitting, expectoration. listuodol n.
expectorated blood, spit-up blood. listuontzi n. cuspidor, spittoon. lisiui u - to
insalivate, to mix with saliva. Cf. listukatu. listuzko adj. salivary. listuztu v.t. to
insalivate, ...
4
Basque-English, English-Basque Dictionary
... expectorating listukatu v t to salivate, to spit, to expectorate. listuketa n spitting,
expectoration, listuontzi n cuspidor, spittoon listutu vt. to insalivate, to mix with
saliva listuzko adj. salivary listuztu/logabetu listuztu •. / to insalivate, to mix with
saliva.
PROPERLY MASTICATE AND INSALIVATE ALL FOOD You heard it before but
it's true: digestion starts in the mouth. Biology and physiology shows that the flow
of gastric juices of the stomach is largely dependent on the taste of food. In order
...
Mike Van Thielen, PhD., 2014
6
Children, Their Health and Happiness
Much bread contains a disagreeable amount of salt for even grown people who
masticate and insalivate as they should. Bolting food enables many people to eat
bread so briny that it would be rejected if properly masticated. The popular craze
...
7
Health Through Inner Body Cleansing
(A baby at its mother's breast uses this type of sucking to insalivate each drink of
milk!) Now mix the entire contents of your mouth — bread, saliva and milk — by
more chewing and by using your tongue. This should taste good and the
pleasure ...
8
Naturopathic Treatment of Colds and Infectious Diseases
Heilerde [healing clay/(Luvos ultra) (toxin absorber): take '^teaspoon dry every 1-
2 hours, insalivate, gargle, swallow. Use for: tonsilitis, gastro-intestinal infections (
Without simultaneous enemas, these doses will cause constipation.). 2.
Erich Rauch, Rosemarie Karon, 1993
Those who are not; may have the combination once a day, provided they first
masticate and insalivate the starch, and then sip the milk slowly afterwards. A dry
form of starch is always to be preferred. Milk toast or cereals swimming in milk are
...
10
Treating Allergies with the F.X. Mayr-Cure: Mobilizing the ...
To encourage people who bolt their food to insalivate the milk well,... I ask them
to them eat one or two bread rolls, as they wish, at every meal - three or four days
old and air-dried. And I recommend cutting the bread rolls into small pieces and ...
