CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO LADYFY
PRESENT
Present
I ladyfy
you ladyfy
he/she/it ladyfies
we ladyfy
you ladyfy
they ladyfy
Present continuous
I am ladyfying
you are ladyfying
he/she/it is ladyfying
we are ladyfying
you are ladyfying
they are ladyfying
Present perfect
I have ladyfied
you have ladyfied
he/she/it has ladyfied
we have ladyfied
you have ladyfied
they have ladyfied
Present perfect continuous
I have been ladyfying
you have been ladyfying
he/she/it has been ladyfying
we have been ladyfying
you have been ladyfying
they have been ladyfying
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 ladyfied
you ladyfied
he/she/it ladyfied
we ladyfied
you ladyfied
they ladyfied
Past continuous
I was ladyfying
you were ladyfying
he/she/it was ladyfying
we were ladyfying
you were ladyfying
they were ladyfying
Past perfect
I had ladyfied
you had ladyfied
he/she/it had ladyfied
we had ladyfied
you had ladyfied
they had ladyfied
Past perfect continuous
I had been ladyfying
you had been ladyfying
he/she/it had been ladyfying
we had been ladyfying
you had been ladyfying
they had been ladyfying
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will ladyfy
you will ladyfy
he/she/it will ladyfy
we will ladyfy
you will ladyfy
they will ladyfy
Future continuous
I will be ladyfying
you will be ladyfying
he/she/it will be ladyfying
we will be ladyfying
you will be ladyfying
they will be ladyfying
Future perfect
I will have ladyfied
you will have ladyfied
he/she/it will have ladyfied
we will have ladyfied
you will have ladyfied
they will have ladyfied
Future perfect continuous
I will have been ladyfying
you will have been ladyfying
he/she/it will have been ladyfying
we will have been ladyfying
you will have been ladyfying
they will have been ladyfying
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would ladyfy
you would ladyfy
he/she/it would ladyfy
we would ladyfy
you would ladyfy
they would ladyfy
Conditional continuous
I would be ladyfying
you would be ladyfying
he/she/it would be ladyfying
we would be ladyfying
you would be ladyfying
they would be ladyfying
Conditional perfect
I would have ladyfy
you would have ladyfy
he/she/it would have ladyfy
we would have ladyfy
you would have ladyfy
they would have ladyfy
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been ladyfying
you would have been ladyfying
he/she/it would have been ladyfying
we would have been ladyfying
you would have been ladyfying
they would have been ladyfying
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you ladyfy
we let´s ladyfy
you ladyfy
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Present Participle
ladyfying
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 «LADYFY»
Discover the use of
ladyfy in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
ladyfy and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Specimens of English dramatic poets, who lived about the ...
Did your pride Descend from him ? but let that pass. Your fortune, Or rather your
husband's industry, advanc'd you To the rank of merchant's wife. He made a kjc^
ht, And your sweet mistress-ship ladyfy'd, you w.re Satin on solemn days, a chain
...
2
The British classical authors: Select speciments of the ...
He made And your sweet mistress-ship ladyfy'd, you wore Satin on solemn days,
a chain of gold, A velvet hood, rich borders, and sometimes A dainty miniver cap,
a silver pin Headed with a pearl worth threepence; and thus far so You were ...
Ludwig Christian Friedrich Herrig, 1872
3
The Works of Charles and Mary Lamb: Dramatic specimens and ...
He made a knight, And your sweet mistress-ship ladyfy'd, you wore Satin on
solemn days, a chain of gold, A velvet hood, rich borders, and sometimes A
dainty miniver cap, a silver pin Headed with a pearl worth threepence ; and thus
far You ...
Charles Lamb, Mary Lamb, Edward Verrall Lucas, 1904
4
Handbuch der englischen Literatur: Für Freunde der ...
He made a knight, And your sweet mistress-ship ladyfy'd, you wore Satin on
solemn days, a chain of gold, A velvet hood, rich borders, and sometimes A
dainty miniver cap, a silver pin Headed with a pearl worth threepence; and thus
far You ...
August Boltz, Hermann Franz, 1852
5
Heath's Picturesque Annual
All her attempts to ladyfy herself are of the same nature ; her “ vaulting ambition o'
erleaps itself, and falls on the other side ;” she is a lady by the rule of contrary.
Sometimes she tries to do the sentimental, but spoils all with a laugh, that bursts ...
6
Martha of the Mennonite country
I can't young- ladyfy you, somehow; you seem to me so like a nice little girl that I
want to take on my knee and pet and comfort!" Her face burned, her eyes shone,
as she gazed at him. "Do you — do you like me?" "Yes, child, I do like you." There
...
Helen Reimensnyder Martin, 1915
7
Specimens of English dramatic poets: who lived about the ...
... you To the rank of merchant's wife. He made a knight, • In his dependent state
they had treated him very cruelly. They are now dependent on him. VOL.11. G
And your sweet mistress-ship ladyfy'd, you wore Satin on solemn CITY MADAM.
8
The British Classical Authors: select specimens of the ...
Did your pride [fortune, Desoend from him? but let that pass. Your Or rather your
h_usband's industry, advanc'd you [a knight, To the rank of merchant's wife. He
made And your tweet mistress~ship ladyfy'd, you Satin on solemn days, achain of
...
Friedrich Christian Ludwig Herrig, Ludwig Christian Friedrich Herrig, 1850
9
Aunt Martha or The spinster
Nonsense writing, dear Ellen ; what shall we do without Martha to beautify and
ladyfy Errock ? You know it has never had any one in it but bachelors I and we
shall be so tired the first month of our return, nobody will be up if Martha's not
there.
10
Dramatic Works: The guardian. A very woman. The old law. The ...
... my Knees receive her, am become A Prey unto her Bondwoman, My Honour
too neglected for this Purchase. Art thou one of those Ambitious Serving-women,
who contemning Th'Embraces of their Equals, aim to be The Wrong Way ladyfy'd
...
