CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO JEMMIED
PRESENT
Present
I jemmied
you jemmied
he/she/it jemmieds
we jemmied
you jemmied
they jemmied
Present continuous
I am jemmieding
you are jemmieding
he/she/it is jemmieding
we are jemmieding
you are jemmieding
they are jemmieding
Present perfect
I have jemmieded
you have jemmieded
he/she/it has jemmieded
we have jemmieded
you have jemmieded
they have jemmieded
Present perfect continuous
I have been jemmieding
you have been jemmieding
he/she/it has been jemmieding
we have been jemmieding
you have been jemmieding
they have been jemmieding
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 jemmieded
you jemmieded
he/she/it jemmieded
we jemmieded
you jemmieded
they jemmieded
Past continuous
I was jemmieding
you were jemmieding
he/she/it was jemmieding
we were jemmieding
you were jemmieding
they were jemmieding
Past perfect
I had jemmieded
you had jemmieded
he/she/it had jemmieded
we had jemmieded
you had jemmieded
they had jemmieded
Past perfect continuous
I had been jemmieding
you had been jemmieding
he/she/it had been jemmieding
we had been jemmieding
you had been jemmieding
they had been jemmieding
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will jemmied
you will jemmied
he/she/it will jemmied
we will jemmied
you will jemmied
they will jemmied
Future continuous
I will be jemmieding
you will be jemmieding
he/she/it will be jemmieding
we will be jemmieding
you will be jemmieding
they will be jemmieding
Future perfect
I will have jemmieded
you will have jemmieded
he/she/it will have jemmieded
we will have jemmieded
you will have jemmieded
they will have jemmieded
Future perfect continuous
I will have been jemmieding
you will have been jemmieding
he/she/it will have been jemmieding
we will have been jemmieding
you will have been jemmieding
they will have been jemmieding
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would jemmied
you would jemmied
he/she/it would jemmied
we would jemmied
you would jemmied
they would jemmied
Conditional continuous
I would be jemmieding
you would be jemmieding
he/she/it would be jemmieding
we would be jemmieding
you would be jemmieding
they would be jemmieding
Conditional perfect
I would have jemmied
you would have jemmied
he/she/it would have jemmied
we would have jemmied
you would have jemmied
they would have jemmied
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been jemmieding
you would have been jemmieding
he/she/it would have been jemmieding
we would have been jemmieding
you would have been jemmieding
they would have been jemmieding
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you jemmied
we let´s jemmied
you jemmied
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
jemmieded
Present Participle
jemmieding
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 «JEMMIED»
Discover the use of
jemmied in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
jemmied and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
'Where are you Jim? There you are.' Seeing the walking stick gripped tightly in
his hand, she paused to search his face. 'What's the matter you look pale.' 'An
intruder has jemmied the back door and the old leather coat has gone. Check to ...
Kathleen Joyce Will, 2008
Pulling a short crowbar out of his belt, he jemmied the kitchen door open— it
gave way fairly easily. In the hall a grandfather clock chimed. This is like
something out of Hitchcock, Mark thought. Must remember to be careful if there's
a shower.
Right, you're done for now, Juan. I reckon that proves you murdered Gilmore,
after all. Then you went back and jemmied open the door to make it look as if you
found him already killed. And you know what we do with murderers in this country
?
As she turned to look back towards the hallway, she could quite clearly see that
someone had jemmied open the door of the cupboard under the stairs, pulled off
the alarm box cover and cut the wires. Looking at the shelf adjacent to the ...
I knelt in the far corner where I'd moved the chair and with the black jack,
jemmied the first floor board up. When Samuel had told me that I'd find all I'd
need under there, I'd thought that he might just mean that he'd put some money in
the gaps ...
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Oxford English Dictionary Additions Series
206 Ripple had demonstrated that even with a garden pick a window can be
easily jemmied. 1973 Islander (Victoria, B.C.) 8 Apr. 5/2 Not a footprint, not a gate
left open or a lockjemmied. 1973 Sat. Rev. Society (U.S.) May 42/2 Any attempt to
...
J. A. Simpson, Michael Proffitt, E. S. C. Weiner, 1997
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...Scotland Yard Can Wait
floor — had not only come in through the jemmied window, through the pantry
and the dining room, but he had gone out that way. Inspector Lord was getting
more interested. Then he discovered another interesting fact. The prints here
were ...
He furiously jemmied at the meter's steel lock and wrenched vigorously from off
its wooden support from the wall, he pulled out a large deep tray, his eyes
opened wide in disappointment when all that he had seen, 'was only one Penny
lying ...
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Chambers concise dictionary
[19c in this sense] jemmy /'d3emi/ > n (jemmies) a small crowbar used by
burglars for forcing open windows, etc. > v (jemmies, jemmied, jemmying) (usu
jemmy something open) to force it open with a jemmy or similar tool. [19c: from
the name ...
Many a thief was wholly taken by surprise when the police turned up and caught
him before he had even 'jemmied' the window open. Dollis Hill soon became a '
no-go' area for the criminal fraternity. It was at Dollis Hill in 1943, and still a ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «JEMMIED»
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jemmied is used in the context of the following news items.
Crime spree earns 20 months in jail
When they were unsuccessful they had jemmied the door open and gone inside, while one person waited on the front doorstep. Hosie and his ... «Wanganui Chronicle, Jul 15»
Thieves steal urn contain ash of Mary Smith's deceased husband
Thieves jemmied open the back door and searched the property, taking the safe, pictures and other valuables. “They absolutely trashed the ... «The Australian, Jun 15»
"Cigarette Burglary Invercargill"
The offender jemmied open a door and entered the shop stealing approximatley $3000 worth of tobacco and cigarettes. The cigarettes were ... «Scoop.co.nz, Jun 15»
Burglars steal safe in Staplegrove farmhouse raid
They jemmied open a window to get in and then smashed open a wooden cupboard to get at the safe during the raid in Whitmore Lane, ... «Somerset County Gazette, Jun 15»
The man who wouldn't take a backward step
And who had jemmied the boot of his car and smashed its windscreen, all part of a campaign to scare him off the trail of corrupt cops. «Herald Sun, May 15»
BBY staff not making a beeline for AIMS
Thankfully, the Vintec wine fridge in BBY's Sydney office had already been emptied after being jemmied open by workers desperate to drown ... «The Australian, May 15»
Burglar injured 'brave, strong' neighbour
In this case, he had parked his car in the driveway of a Fendalton house and had jemmied a door to get into the house. He had then taken items ... «The Press, May 15»
Thieves ransack Boronia house and steal precious photos, a TV and …
Thieves had jemmied open the front window and had stolen electrical equipment, including Ms Arter's TV and surround sound system, as well ... «Herald Sun, May 15»
Wheelie bin used in cigarette raid
The men jemmied open the roller shutters and smashed glass panels on the door. One man stayed outside and passed a wheelie bin in to the ... «Mornington Peninsula News, May 15»
Heartless thieves steal £300 from animal charity Danaher in …
"Suspects jemmied open a window sometime between 8.45pm on May 21 and 7.15am the next day and removed money from a safe before ... «Essex Chronicle, May 15»
