CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO MIDWIVE
PRESENT
Present
I midwive
you midwive
he/she/it midwives
we midwive
you midwive
they midwive
Present continuous
I am midwiving
you are midwiving
he/she/it is midwiving
we are midwiving
you are midwiving
they are midwiving
Present perfect
I have midwived
you have midwived
he/she/it has midwived
we have midwived
you have midwived
they have midwived
Present perfect continuous
I have been midwiving
you have been midwiving
he/she/it has been midwiving
we have been midwiving
you have been midwiving
they have been midwiving
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 midwived
you midwived
he/she/it midwived
we midwived
you midwived
they midwived
Past continuous
I was midwiving
you were midwiving
he/she/it was midwiving
we were midwiving
you were midwiving
they were midwiving
Past perfect
I had midwived
you had midwived
he/she/it had midwived
we had midwived
you had midwived
they had midwived
Past perfect continuous
I had been midwiving
you had been midwiving
he/she/it had been midwiving
we had been midwiving
you had been midwiving
they had been midwiving
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will midwive
you will midwive
he/she/it will midwive
we will midwive
you will midwive
they will midwive
Future continuous
I will be midwiving
you will be midwiving
he/she/it will be midwiving
we will be midwiving
you will be midwiving
they will be midwiving
Future perfect
I will have midwived
you will have midwived
he/she/it will have midwived
we will have midwived
you will have midwived
they will have midwived
Future perfect continuous
I will have been midwiving
you will have been midwiving
he/she/it will have been midwiving
we will have been midwiving
you will have been midwiving
they will have been midwiving
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would midwive
you would midwive
he/she/it would midwive
we would midwive
you would midwive
they would midwive
Conditional continuous
I would be midwiving
you would be midwiving
he/she/it would be midwiving
we would be midwiving
you would be midwiving
they would be midwiving
Conditional perfect
I would have midwive
you would have midwive
he/she/it would have midwive
we would have midwive
you would have midwive
they would have midwive
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been midwiving
you would have been midwiving
he/she/it would have been midwiving
we would have been midwiving
you would have been midwiving
they would have been midwiving
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you midwive
we let´s midwive
you midwive
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Present Participle
midwiving
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 «MIDWIVE»
Discover the use of
midwive in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
midwive and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Interpreting Professional Self-Regulation: A History of the ...
PREP , pre—registration education Second Councill 48 54 55 Enland: Briggs
Committecjfi 9 3 4 ; midwive.9 enhanced practitioner Ennals, Davi enrolled
nurses (ENs) (second level nurses): Briggs Committe First Counci 45 re—
reistration ...
Abigail Beach, Celia Davies, 2013
2
Women as Mothers in Pre-Industrial England
C2, fo. 117 (c.1640). IE1 HL, Hastings MS HA 1250s (1672). 'E Eccles, Obstetrics
and Gynaecology, 58-61 ;J. Sharpe, The Midwive's Book, first pub. 1671,
Facsmile (New York, 1985), 102-4. The urine tests involved inspecting a woman's
urine ...
3
Bearing Meaning: The Language of Birth
... types of, 121; as witch-hunt targets, 183-84 Midwives Association of North
America (MANA), 313 Midwive's Institute, England, 302 Midwives' Monitor and
Mother's Mirror, The (Seaman), 190 Midwive's Tale, A (Ulrich), 300 Mies, Maria,
64-65, ...
4
The American People in Colonial New England
After this, the Midwive having drawen out the shoulders, may easily draw forth the
rest of the body: which must not be done either hastily or rashly. But because the
child naturally doth come into the world, with the face downward: therefore ...
5
The lucubrations of Isaac Bickerstaff, esq: revised and ...
f. r.Midwive*. 191. A 38. fir it, t. are. p. 19s./. 14. r. Hair «• the Harpy with. f. 196. A *
//. delethty.p. »*8. /. 37-J^ >»» r« was. p. »3z. /» »A# Mtttf, for £m>, r. m $. 146. 1. 1
7. r. Wounds, p. 149. /«□ sorpaft, '. suppress. f>. 157. /. 39. for was, r. is. /.161.
Sir Richard Steele, Joseph Addison, 1711
6
Garner's Modern American Usage
This despite the ordinary understanding that the Midwest's most southwestern
state is Kansas. midwife, v.t.; ✳midwive. The first is the preferred form for the verb
as well as the noun—e.g.: • “The milling district of Minneapolis . . . midwived [read
...
7
The history of the Reformation, and other ecclesiastical ...
Sapma made answer; God did forbid lying ae much in the casi- of the Egyp. tian
Midwive: as in any other; but in their case the command of the King extended to
the hurt of their innocent neighbours', and to the murder of harrnlesfr infant: 3 ...
8
Garner's Dictionary of Legal Usage
See amid (b). midwife, vb.; midwive. The first is the preferred form—e.g.: “This
may happen when a writing judge believes with heart and soul that his position is
right, but he knows that his majority is shaky; here persuasiveness must midwive
...
9
Surgeons, Smallpox and the Poor: A History of Medicine and ...
The only other midwive outside of Halifax that I am aware of in the 176os was
Barbary Cuffey (also spelled Cuffy), a black woman who described herself as a
midwife in a Queen's County deed on 4 March 1769 (pans RG47, Reel 6o6, Book
1 ...
10
The Critical Review, Or, Annals of Literature
M lL Pope was the editor of Parnel's poems, and, like Dr. G. was persuaded by
Ttis bookseller tp midwive into the world the beauties of the Italian poets who
wrote in Latin. He did not, however, perceive that his friend Parnel had imposed
upon ...
Tobias George Smollett, 1767
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «MIDWIVE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
midwive is used in the context of the following news items.
Who's caring for NZ's mums-to-be?
... do show that almost 90 percent of women are looked after by what's known as a lead maternity carer, who is usually a community midwive. «Radio New Zealand, Jun 15»
How Jonathan Plans To Reposition PDP
... caretaker committee which would midwive a new convention after the party has overcome the shock of the defeat. Those who are ready to go ... «Leadership Newspapers, May 15»
Deliveries fall below target
There were 149 births at the midwive-led facility in 2014, far shy of the original 500-birth annual target. A total of 126 babies were born at the ... «Winnipeg Sun, May 15»
Midwives: for a better tomorrow
At the end of 2015, 500 students will graduate as Midwive and deployed to some Upazilla Health Complexes (UHC) to provide 24/7 ... «The Daily Star, May 15»
I wish I didn't have to rely on Google to help me breastfeed
Called a midwive who said to use a syringe and express by hand. ... Called another midwive who told me the boy needs to suck or the breasts ... «The Guardian, May 15»
The risk of being overweight and pregnant
I'm just saying that not every doctor/midwive is the same, and honestly I had switched to this OBGYN because my experience with a midwife I ... «BabyCenter, Apr 15»
LGBT Community furious over Call the Midwife – BBC's Heidi …
The fact that it was Call the Midwive, known for it's deep and well researched and often educational storylines, presenting this story hurt the ... «Unreality TV, Mar 15»
Alberta's midwive funding may force new grads to seek jobs elsewhere
A lack of provincial funding could force many of the first students to graduate from Mount Royal University's midwifery bachelor degree program ... «CBC.ca, Feb 15»
Civil society opposes health workers' export
Uganda's current doctor to patient ratio is 1:15, 000; nurses to patient is 1:7, 000 and midwive to patient ratio is 1:9,000. This is against the ... «New Vision, Feb 15»
Nurses vote for industrial action ahead of march on Dáil
Members of the Irish Nurses and Midwive's organisation in the University Hospitals Group have voted in favour of industrial action in response ... «Irish Examiner, Jan 15»
