CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO MAGGING
PRESENT
Present
I magging
you magging
he/she/it maggings
we magging
you magging
they magging
Present continuous
I am magginging
you are magginging
he/she/it is magginging
we are magginging
you are magginging
they are magginging
Present perfect
I have magginged
you have magginged
he/she/it has magginged
we have magginged
you have magginged
they have magginged
Present perfect continuous
I have been magginging
you have been magginging
he/she/it has been magginging
we have been magginging
you have been magginging
they have been magginging
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 magginged
you magginged
he/she/it magginged
we magginged
you magginged
they magginged
Past continuous
I was magginging
you were magginging
he/she/it was magginging
we were magginging
you were magginging
they were magginging
Past perfect
I had magginged
you had magginged
he/she/it had magginged
we had magginged
you had magginged
they had magginged
Past perfect continuous
I had been magginging
you had been magginging
he/she/it had been magginging
we had been magginging
you had been magginging
they had been magginging
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will magging
you will magging
he/she/it will magging
we will magging
you will magging
they will magging
Future continuous
I will be magginging
you will be magginging
he/she/it will be magginging
we will be magginging
you will be magginging
they will be magginging
Future perfect
I will have magginged
you will have magginged
he/she/it will have magginged
we will have magginged
you will have magginged
they will have magginged
Future perfect continuous
I will have been magginging
you will have been magginging
he/she/it will have been magginging
we will have been magginging
you will have been magginging
they will have been magginging
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would magging
you would magging
he/she/it would magging
we would magging
you would magging
they would magging
Conditional continuous
I would be magginging
you would be magginging
he/she/it would be magginging
we would be magginging
you would be magginging
they would be magginging
Conditional perfect
I would have magging
you would have magging
he/she/it would have magging
we would have magging
you would have magging
they would have magging
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been magginging
you would have been magginging
he/she/it would have been magginging
we would have been magginging
you would have been magginging
they would have been magginging
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you magging
we let´s magging
you magging
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
magginged
Present Participle
magginging
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 «MAGGING»
Discover the use of
magging in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
magging and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The red, white & blue monster song book, ed. by J. Diprose
HER TONGUE KEPT MAGGING. Parody on " Wait for the Waggon." Bi HENBY W.
PIZEY. I have a wife a teazer — a wixen sure is she Who really makes my very
life a perfect misery. I cannot go — not here or there — from her one hour to hide
...
2
Survey English Dialects
Eng. :9 a-canting, a-gossiping, a-nagging, back-biting, blathering, cackling, cag-
rnag :9 cag-magging, cag-magging, calleting, calling, camping, canking,
chackling, chamnring away, chamragging, chattering, chewing the rag,
chimchamming ...
3
Survey of English Dialects: The Dictionary and Grammar
Eng. => a-canting, a-gossiping, a-nagging, back-biting, blathering, cackling, cag-
mag => cag-magging, cag-magging, ... natter, hawching, jaffocking, jawing,
magging, making mischief, nagging, nattering, neighbouring, newsbagging,
newsing, ...
Clive Upton, David Parry, John David Allison Widdowson, 1994
4
The English dialect dictionary, being the complete ...
She inagged and magged, till I felt fit to drop (J. P.l\'.). Map.1 How the child mags
away. That woman's always magging about. Hrt'. Ther wuz ur inaging un ur
meaking moor naise nur vower undert mankind ood (Coll. L.L.B.). Nrf.
HOLLOWAY.
5
An Advanced Logic Programming Language
magging. statistics. tools external code itaRt itate iViteH Meno loG c:\UP5fl tfi:?.i:
53, (In the demonstration version facilities on the menu that have been removed
will appear in brackets.) The bar is over the top option, Notepad. There are two ...
Anthony Dodd, Tony Dodd, 1990
6
Expected performance of the ATLAS experiment: detector, ...
To assess the impact of extra material on the Magging performance, results with
different geometries were compared. Extra material was added, mostly beyond
the &-layer, increasing the thickness in radiation lengths by about 8% (15%) at |n|
...
European Organization for Nuclear Research, 2009
7
Glossary of Northamptonshire words and phrases
CAW-MAGGING. Staring about idly. " What a caw- magging girl that is." CESS-
POOL. A receptacle for the sediment of a drain. Brockett and Forby insert this
word, and trace it either to the Fr. sasser, or the Lat. sedo ; but the old verb Cesse,
...
Anne Elizabeth Baker, 1854
8
Slang. A dictionary of the turf, the ring, the chase, the ...
Stow, stow it, and stowmarket—are synonymous for to cease; and ' stow-magging
' for hold your tongue, is but an amplification of the first word, which is of nautical
origin. ' Straw—fighting in,' is when game chicken have woollen or leather ...
Jon BEE (pseud. [i.e. John Badcock.]), 1823
9
Sportsman's Slang: A New Dictionary of Terms Used in the ...
Mag, magging—monotonous endless talk; .' Stow magging,' cease talking. Mag—
a halfpenny. , Maiden-plate—a racing prize, for which untriedhorses and mares
alone are allowed to start; or, if any do start surreptitiously and win the race, the ...
Jon Bee (pseud. van John Badcock.), 1825
Now I have nearly finished my questions ; but whilst there is time tell me about '
magging ' and ' mag-flying.' " " Magging is not so good a game as it used to be. It
means, more particularly, swindling a greenhorn out of his cash by the mere gift ...
George Augustus Sala, Edmund Hodgson Yates, 1868
5 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «MAGGING»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
magging is used in the context of the following news items.
What did the Magna Carta ever do for us?
and one of them, after reading too much of it, has a seizure and is said to be "magging out."The issues raised in the Magna Carta exhibition ... «Daily Sabah, May 15»
Watch: Manchester United v Newcastle United - Lee Ryder's recap
This time the win came courtesy of a Yohan Cabaye strike midway through the second half, magging the Magpies a 1-0 win and ending more ... «ChronicleLive, Dec 13»
Colonial Shipwrecks of Colombia: Mapping the Tortuga Wreck Site …
We spent the rest of our afternoon “magging” the surrounding area of the site and then returned home to process our data, our notes and ... «NatGeo News Watch, Aug 13»
The Rise of “Magging”
Something very interesting is happening in the publishing world, or at least something I think is interesting. The rise of quality digital screens ... «Tech.pinions, May 13»
Susie Dent: Chopsing or jaffocking, why Brits are thrilled by wordplay
Lancashire has jaffock; Somerset, hamchammer; Yorkshire, magging; and Norfolk, tick-tatting. If you are the person doing the gossiping, you ... «The Independent, Feb 12»
