CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO LAIPSE
PRESENT
Present
I laipse
you laipse
he/she/it laipses
we laipse
you laipse
they laipse
Present continuous
I am laipsing
you are laipsing
he/she/it is laipsing
we are laipsing
you are laipsing
they are laipsing
Present perfect
I have laipsed
you have laipsed
he/she/it has laipsed
we have laipsed
you have laipsed
they have laipsed
Present perfect continuous
I have been laipsing
you have been laipsing
he/she/it has been laipsing
we have been laipsing
you have been laipsing
they have been laipsing
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 laipsed
you laipsed
he/she/it laipsed
we laipsed
you laipsed
they laipsed
Past continuous
I was laipsing
you were laipsing
he/she/it was laipsing
we were laipsing
you were laipsing
they were laipsing
Past perfect
I had laipsed
you had laipsed
he/she/it had laipsed
we had laipsed
you had laipsed
they had laipsed
Past perfect continuous
I had been laipsing
you had been laipsing
he/she/it had been laipsing
we had been laipsing
you had been laipsing
they had been laipsing
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will laipse
you will laipse
he/she/it will laipse
we will laipse
you will laipse
they will laipse
Future continuous
I will be laipsing
you will be laipsing
he/she/it will be laipsing
we will be laipsing
you will be laipsing
they will be laipsing
Future perfect
I will have laipsed
you will have laipsed
he/she/it will have laipsed
we will have laipsed
you will have laipsed
they will have laipsed
Future perfect continuous
I will have been laipsing
you will have been laipsing
he/she/it will have been laipsing
we will have been laipsing
you will have been laipsing
they will have been laipsing
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would laipse
you would laipse
he/she/it would laipse
we would laipse
you would laipse
they would laipse
Conditional continuous
I would be laipsing
you would be laipsing
he/she/it would be laipsing
we would be laipsing
you would be laipsing
they would be laipsing
Conditional perfect
I would have laipse
you would have laipse
he/she/it would have laipse
we would have laipse
you would have laipse
they would have laipse
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been laipsing
you would have been laipsing
he/she/it would have been laipsing
we would have been laipsing
you would have been laipsing
they would have been laipsing
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you laipse
we let´s laipse
you laipse
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Present Participle
laipsing
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 «LAIPSE»
Discover the use of
laipse in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
laipse and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Annals of the Kingdom of Ireland
(Iolao1 uaomb apgall, mac Ragnaill mic Cupcmll 61110111' Ball Qcha cliar.
mmsm la mac Copbmmc m1c mec Capta1g,1 la Deapmumam pop 11a
p101peaomb p0 pagaibpfc (15 cannot) phuipc Laipse. - Slumgfo la mac
mupchaoa co na ...
2
Chronicum Scotorum: a chronicle of Irish affairs... , to A. ...
Op- 5am Cille Dapa do jatloiB puipt laipse. CC hapsam apiiiipi 6 CCc cbac 1pm
blicroain ceDna. CCfi na n^all T>o cup la hUllcoib, du po mapbca ocr; cce-o la
TTluip- cepcac mac Neill, um an Ri .1. CClboan mac Socppic, ocup CCupep
ocup ...
3
The annals of loch Cé, a chronicle of Irish affairs from ...
Uemc in Jlibepmam henpicup porenT;ippimup pex CCn- jbae, ec 1-oem -DUX
Nopmanmae ec CCqinraniae, ec comep CCnTjejauiae et; aliapum mutcapum
reppapum -ooniinup, cum -oucennp .xl. nauibup; ocup •came a cip 05 popr
Laipse ...
Key lough, William Maunsell Hennessy, 1871
4
The Bulwark, Or, Reformation Journal: In Defence of the True ...
THE imperceptible laipse of time is very solemn and instructive. Since we
commenced our labours in connexion with this Journal nine years have passed
away, and nine volumes have been completed. With this Number we commence
the ...
5
Melusina: a new Arabian night's entertainment
Help me, Furrage, like a good soul, and you shall have your reward, if I should
get possession of the talisman, even after a considerable laipse of time." „I have
no hope on that score; for her talisman is youth and beauty, and the lapse of time
...
Andrew Archibald Paton, 1860
6
Biographia borealis: or, Lives of distinguished Northerns
(lu9'i4 %e necessity of \vho|e- sale slaughter, or,,ob,l,ujed the, E^deavou^f*> quj^
hq scores of New Zealand without aecpmplislung,on/j ^object, iptpijtj1iy, oij b,ef ,
destination. To cawvinpc.the savages thp/t ^bcir secqr&y laipse,, ...
7
English Language Word Builder
... INCEPT INCISE INGESTa INHERE INHUMEL INSOUL INTORT INTUIT
IODATE IODISEL IRRUPT KASHER KIBOSH KIDDIEL KITTLE* KLUDGEy
KORERO KREESE KURVEY LAAGER LADIFY LADYFY LAIPSE LARRUP
LAUNCE LAVEER ...
8
Methodist Magazine, Designed as a Compend of Useful ...
I-Zllled to do so were rarely converted. If from any motives, or any cause,
instruction is delayed, and their expectations are disappointed, they ie'laipse into
their native apathy, from which it is difiicult to arouse them.” . 2. All this is very
natural, ...
9
The Annals of Loch Cé: A Chronicle of Irish Affairs from ...
Stoige-o la LaigmC ocup la katlaib 'opdipi'oin cpil mbpiain, 50 pope Laipse, 50
rucpac 51 alia of. Cpec ploisexi la Sil mbpiain 1 gCiappai^ib', juppo aipspes [
cuajtha ocup cealla. *Oomnall .tl. ITIaoilpeclainn, proaifina &penn, a puip occip
up ...
William Maunsell Hennessy, 1871
10
Annual Report, Business of Insurance Companies for Year ...
$14,000 00 Premium notes and liens voided by laipse ............................................ . .
1,610 52 Surrender values paid in cash, or spip ed in liquidation oi loans or notes
_ . _ . . . _ . . . . . . . _ 299 00 Dividends paid policyholders in cas , or applied in ...
Illinois. Dept. of Insurance, 1917
