CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO JEWELLING
PRESENT
Present
I jewelling
you jewelling
he/she/it jewellings
we jewelling
you jewelling
they jewelling
Present continuous
I am jewellinging
you are jewellinging
he/she/it is jewellinging
we are jewellinging
you are jewellinging
they are jewellinging
Present perfect
I have jewellinged
you have jewellinged
he/she/it has jewellinged
we have jewellinged
you have jewellinged
they have jewellinged
Present perfect continuous
I have been jewellinging
you have been jewellinging
he/she/it has been jewellinging
we have been jewellinging
you have been jewellinging
they have been jewellinging
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 jewellinged
you jewellinged
he/she/it jewellinged
we jewellinged
you jewellinged
they jewellinged
Past continuous
I was jewellinging
you were jewellinging
he/she/it was jewellinging
we were jewellinging
you were jewellinging
they were jewellinging
Past perfect
I had jewellinged
you had jewellinged
he/she/it had jewellinged
we had jewellinged
you had jewellinged
they had jewellinged
Past perfect continuous
I had been jewellinging
you had been jewellinging
he/she/it had been jewellinging
we had been jewellinging
you had been jewellinging
they had been jewellinging
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will jewelling
you will jewelling
he/she/it will jewelling
we will jewelling
you will jewelling
they will jewelling
Future continuous
I will be jewellinging
you will be jewellinging
he/she/it will be jewellinging
we will be jewellinging
you will be jewellinging
they will be jewellinging
Future perfect
I will have jewellinged
you will have jewellinged
he/she/it will have jewellinged
we will have jewellinged
you will have jewellinged
they will have jewellinged
Future perfect continuous
I will have been jewellinging
you will have been jewellinging
he/she/it will have been jewellinging
we will have been jewellinging
you will have been jewellinging
they will have been jewellinging
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would jewelling
you would jewelling
he/she/it would jewelling
we would jewelling
you would jewelling
they would jewelling
Conditional continuous
I would be jewellinging
you would be jewellinging
he/she/it would be jewellinging
we would be jewellinging
you would be jewellinging
they would be jewellinging
Conditional perfect
I would have jewelling
you would have jewelling
he/she/it would have jewelling
we would have jewelling
you would have jewelling
they would have jewelling
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been jewellinging
you would have been jewellinging
he/she/it would have been jewellinging
we would have been jewellinging
you would have been jewellinging
they would have been jewellinging
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you jewelling
we let´s jewelling
you jewelling
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
jewellinged
Present Participle
jewellinging
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 «JEWELLING»
Discover the use of
jewelling in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
jewelling and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
First Longitude Watch-Harrison's Second Longitude Watch. Pattern. .£ s. d. :6
s. d. l. - - l l 0 Chain - - - 0 12 0 Springs, 2. - - O 3 0 First spring - - l 1 0 . - - 0 4 0
Second spring - l- l 1 0 Chain - - - O 10 6 Jewelling - - - 9 9 O Jewelling - - -- 18 O
0 ...
2
The Foreign Quarterly Review
First Longitude Watch-Harrison's Second Longitude Watch. Pattern. £ s. d. :8 s d.
1. - - l l 0 Chain - - - 0 12 0 Springs, {2. ~ - 0 3 0 First spring - - l l 0 . - - 0 4 0
Second spring - '- l l 0 Chain - - - O 10 6 Jewelling - - - 9 9 O Jewelling - - - 18 0 0
First ...
3
Official Descriptive and Illustrated Catalogue
As a substitute for diamonds in jewelling watches. [OFFICIAL ILLUSTRATED
CATALOGUE-1 Fancy marbles are not often imported ; the total quantity of all
sorts is about 600 tons per New Jersey Asamanure. . . . . 3tons. . Mill stone grit .
France ...
4
Register of Arts, and Journal of Patent Inventions
The pivots which are nearest the maintaining power, and the balance stall',
especially if the balance be heavy, are most afiected by bad jewelling, by reason
of the greater sidepressure they sustain. From this cause proceeds the harsh
rubbing ...
5
A Treatise on the Structure of Watches: With Directions for ...
With Directions for Their Management and Regulation : to which is Added a
Catalogue of Goods Sold by Palmer and Bachelders, No. 91 Washington Street,
Boston. Steel turning lathes. Pivot drilling and centering lathes. Jewelling lathes
with ...
6
The Register of arts, and journal of patent inventions, ed. ...
The pivots which are nearest the maintaining power, and the balance staff,
especially if the balance be heavy, are most affected by bad jewelling, by reason
of the greater side pressure they sustain. From this cause proceeds the harsh
rubbing ...
7
The Register of Arts, and Journal of Patent Inventions
The pivots which are nearest the maintaining power, and the l)alance staff,
especially if the balance be heavy, are most affected by bad jewelling, by reason
of the greater side pressure they sustain. From this cause proceeds the harsh
rubbing ...
It has, therefore, been long known to chronometer makers that jewelling the pivot-
holes of the better sort of watches, independent of the additional expense, is
attended "with more evils than advantages in numerous instances. For, if the
stone ...
9
A Journal of Natural Philosophy, Chemistry and the Arts
In his attempting to improve the escapement, he formed a connection with a M.
Facio, a native -of Geneva, who, in 1700, had invented the piercing of rubies and
of watch jewelling, and not being well received with his invention at Paris, Facio ...
10
REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES
Jewelling, sham (see Sham Jewelling.) Journeymen, better paid for their work' in
London than in Coventry, Mr. Piercy 86. Mr. Powell, 89, 90. Journeymen
oppressed by the master watchmakers at Coventry, Mr. Keen. 74, 75. 77. Mr.
Piercy, 84 ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «JEWELLING»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
jewelling is used in the context of the following news items.
Lew Horton Dist./Baron Engraving and Gun Broker.com Team Up for …
The beautiful scroll work is continued onto the frame, slide stop, thumb safety and grip safety with some very fine jewelling work on the trigger ... «AmmoLand Shooting Sports News, Jun 15»
IT HAPPENS ONLY IN DUBAI: Mobile phone number sold for a price …
But, considering his recent bid, it is safe to say that he must be jewelling the number with one of the most expensive mobile phones in the world ... «Daily Pakistan, Apr 15»
A Mobile Phone Number Worth $2.2 Million For A Personal Use
But, considering his recent bid, it is safe to say that he must be jewelling the number with one of the most expensive mobile phones in the world ... «Dazeinfo, Apr 15»
Is This Fashion's Hottest New Piercing?
And he revived them for the his AW15 catwalk again in Paris, this time around going a step further and be-jewelling each models face all over ... «LOOK, Apr 15»
New York Fashion Week 2015: it's all about grown-ups
For her it was a juxtapositioning of luxe fabrics, as here, or twisting and folding. Elsewhere, added value came in the shape of jewelling and fur. «The Australian, Feb 15»
Fashion Trend: Sitting Pretty
What they knew: the value of a good bodice, one with some degree of detail, whether froth, jewelling or provocative neckline, a bodice that ... «Women's Wear Daily, Dec 14»
The 7 Rules Of Office-Appropriate Summer Dressing
... or fine weave) then fine, but if it's made of lace, leather or has any sort of studding, jewelling, fringing or see through aspect, then forget it. «Marie Claire.co.uk, Aug 14»
Making any size or shape look good
Her style, underpinned by creative pattern cutting, skilful sculpting and artful use of jewelling, has an identity all of its own that she describes as ... «Irish Times, May 14»
Melanie Morris: Dressed up and pared down proved winning …
No, I mean they chose gowns of blush and flesh-coloured tones, often with elaborate jewelling. Cate Blanchett's Armani gown was a winner in ... «Irish Independent, Mar 14»
QELA debuts new high-jewellery creations at Doha Jewellery …
Live demonstrations of the jewelling process at the QELA booth will help onlookers to understand just how much skill and patience is needed to ... «AME Info, Feb 14»
