CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO MISBESTOW
PRESENT
Present
I misbestow
you misbestow
he/she/it misbestows
we misbestow
you misbestow
they misbestow
Present continuous
I am misbestowing
you are misbestowing
he/she/it is misbestowing
we are misbestowing
you are misbestowing
they are misbestowing
Present perfect
I have misbestowed
you have misbestowed
he/she/it has misbestowed
we have misbestowed
you have misbestowed
they have misbestowed
Present perfect continuous
I have been misbestowing
you have been misbestowing
he/she/it has been misbestowing
we have been misbestowing
you have been misbestowing
they have been misbestowing
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 misbestowed
you misbestowed
he/she/it misbestowed
we misbestowed
you misbestowed
they misbestowed
Past continuous
I was misbestowing
you were misbestowing
he/she/it was misbestowing
we were misbestowing
you were misbestowing
they were misbestowing
Past perfect
I had misbestowed
you had misbestowed
he/she/it had misbestowed
we had misbestowed
you had misbestowed
they had misbestowed
Past perfect continuous
I had been misbestowing
you had been misbestowing
he/she/it had been misbestowing
we had been misbestowing
you had been misbestowing
they had been misbestowing
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will misbestow
you will misbestow
he/she/it will misbestow
we will misbestow
you will misbestow
they will misbestow
Future continuous
I will be misbestowing
you will be misbestowing
he/she/it will be misbestowing
we will be misbestowing
you will be misbestowing
they will be misbestowing
Future perfect
I will have misbestowed
you will have misbestowed
he/she/it will have misbestowed
we will have misbestowed
you will have misbestowed
they will have misbestowed
Future perfect continuous
I will have been misbestowing
you will have been misbestowing
he/she/it will have been misbestowing
we will have been misbestowing
you will have been misbestowing
they will have been misbestowing
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would misbestow
you would misbestow
he/she/it would misbestow
we would misbestow
you would misbestow
they would misbestow
Conditional continuous
I would be misbestowing
you would be misbestowing
he/she/it would be misbestowing
we would be misbestowing
you would be misbestowing
they would be misbestowing
Conditional perfect
I would have misbestow
you would have misbestow
he/she/it would have misbestow
we would have misbestow
you would have misbestow
they would have misbestow
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been misbestowing
you would have been misbestowing
he/she/it would have been misbestowing
we would have been misbestowing
you would have been misbestowing
they would have been misbestowing
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you misbestow
we let´s misbestow
you misbestow
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
misbestowed
Present Participle
misbestowing
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 «MISBESTOW»
Discover the use of
misbestow in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
misbestow and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Hallelujah: or, Britain's second remembrancer; bringing to ...
4 If sloth begin on us to seize, At first perhaps it will pretend But to desire a
needful ease, The tired body to befriend ; Yet, if unheedful we shall grow, We
peradventure may erelong, Or lose, or hide, or misbestow Our talents to our
Master's ...
George Wither, Edward Farr, 1857
2
The Works of Thomas Carew, Sewer in Ordinary to Charles the ...
Remember, deare, how loath and slow I was to cast a looke or smile, Or one love
-line to misbestow, Till thou hadst chang'd both face and stile ; And art thou
growne afraid to see That maske put on thou mad'st for me. I dare not call those ...
3
The Works of the British Poets: With Prefaces, Biographical ...
... that know'sl my heart, suppose l'll sall from thee, and worsbip those P
Remember (dear) how loath and flow l was to call: a look or smile, Or one love
line to misbestow, Till thou hadst chang'd both sace and slyle; And art thou grown
asraid to ...
4
A code of signals for the use of the mercantile navy
ly 78 Misbecome 79 Misbecoming ness ness 60 Mire 80 Misbegot iness У 81
Misbegotten 82 Misbehave 61 Mirk 83 Misbehaved У 84 Misbehaviour 62 Mirror
85 Misbelief 63 Mirth less 86 Misbelieve r 64 Mirthful 87 Misbestow ly 88 Miscal
65 ...
Bethune James Walker, 1841
5
Hallelujah, Or Britain's Second Remembrancer: Bringing to ...
4 If sloth begin on us to seize, At first perhaps it will pretend But to desire a
needful ease, The tired body to befriend ; Yet, if unheedful we shall grow, We
peradventure may erelong, Or lose, or hide, or misbestow Our talents to our
Master's ...
6
The Edinburgh Review, Or Critical Journal: ... To Be ...
Of that waste life which millions misbestow! . . ' p. 311, 312. Returning weakness
then adnionishes him, however, of the near approach of death; and he begs the
friendly band of R0derick to cut short his dying pangs, by drawing forth the ...
7
The prose works of John Milton
Alas ! that the Spirit of God should blow as an uncertain wind, should so mistake
his inspiring, so misbestow his gifts promised only to the elect, that the idolatrous
should find words acceptable to present God with, and abound to their ...
8
The Poetical Works of Edward Young: In Four Volumes. ...
This truth, O Britain ! ponder well ; Virtues should rise as fortunes swell. What is
large property ? — the sign of good, Of worth superior : if 'tis less, Another's
treasure we possess, And charge the gods with favours misbestow'd. This
counsel ...
Edward Young, Thomas Park, 1808
9
The Young Man's Book of Elegant Poetry: Comprising ...
... would not to-day be misbestow'd On this right hand ! — Go, some one,
Gunderick cried, And brin'.; Count Juli lD'S sword. Whoe'er thou art, The worth
which thou hast shown avenging him Entitles thee to wear it. But thou goest For
battle ...
10
The Works: Historical, Political, and Miscellaneous. Now ...
Alass, -that 'the spirit of God 'should'blow as an uncertain wind, should so mistake
'his inspiring, so misbestow his giftspromised only to the elect, that the idolatrous
shouldfind words acceptable to present-God with, and abound to their ...
