CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO MISCATALOG
PRESENT
Present
I miscatalog
you miscatalog
he/she/it miscatalogs
we miscatalog
you miscatalog
they miscatalog
Present continuous
I am miscatalogging
you are miscatalogging
he/she/it is miscatalogging
we are miscatalogging
you are miscatalogging
they are miscatalogging
Present perfect
I have miscatalogged
you have miscatalogged
he/she/it has miscatalogged
we have miscatalogged
you have miscatalogged
they have miscatalogged
Present perfect continuous
I have been miscatalogging
you have been miscatalogging
he/she/it has been miscatalogging
we have been miscatalogging
you have been miscatalogging
they have been miscatalogging
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 miscatalogged
you miscatalogged
he/she/it miscatalogged
we miscatalogged
you miscatalogged
they miscatalogged
Past continuous
I was miscatalogging
you were miscatalogging
he/she/it was miscatalogging
we were miscatalogging
you were miscatalogging
they were miscatalogging
Past perfect
I had miscatalogged
you had miscatalogged
he/she/it had miscatalogged
we had miscatalogged
you had miscatalogged
they had miscatalogged
Past perfect continuous
I had been miscatalogging
you had been miscatalogging
he/she/it had been miscatalogging
we had been miscatalogging
you had been miscatalogging
they had been miscatalogging
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will miscatalog
you will miscatalog
he/she/it will miscatalog
we will miscatalog
you will miscatalog
they will miscatalog
Future continuous
I will be miscatalogging
you will be miscatalogging
he/she/it will be miscatalogging
we will be miscatalogging
you will be miscatalogging
they will be miscatalogging
Future perfect
I will have miscatalogged
you will have miscatalogged
he/she/it will have miscatalogged
we will have miscatalogged
you will have miscatalogged
they will have miscatalogged
Future perfect continuous
I will have been miscatalogging
you will have been miscatalogging
he/she/it will have been miscatalogging
we will have been miscatalogging
you will have been miscatalogging
they will have been miscatalogging
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would miscatalog
you would miscatalog
he/she/it would miscatalog
we would miscatalog
you would miscatalog
they would miscatalog
Conditional continuous
I would be miscatalogging
you would be miscatalogging
he/she/it would be miscatalogging
we would be miscatalogging
you would be miscatalogging
they would be miscatalogging
Conditional perfect
I would have miscatalog
you would have miscatalog
he/she/it would have miscatalog
we would have miscatalog
you would have miscatalog
they would have miscatalog
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been miscatalogging
you would have been miscatalogging
he/she/it would have been miscatalogging
we would have been miscatalogging
you would have been miscatalogging
they would have been miscatalogging
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you miscatalog
we let´s miscatalog
you miscatalog
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
miscatalogged
Present Participle
miscatalogging
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 «MISCATALOG»
Discover the use of
miscatalog in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
miscatalog and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
... MISCASTING MISCASTS MISCATALOG MISCATALOGED MISCATALOGING
MISCATALOGS MISCEGENATION MISCEGENATIONAL MISCEGENATIONS
MISCELLANEA MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUSLY
MISCELLANEOUSNESS ...
Maliha Mendoza Mahmood, 2013
2
The Women's Suffrage Movement: A Reference Guide 1866-1928
... Committee kept those of the Home Counties, and the Central National those of
Wales and the Metropolitan constituencies. Archival source: Minutes of the
Central National Committee, 1896 to April 1897 (miscatalog-ued as minutes of
the ...
3
Authorship and attribution in Western art music
C20 miscatalog. C21 C11 4 ms. C22 QB XX1 C23 C14 4 ms. C30 QB XX C24
C15 Berault 1770 (+2mss) C31 QB XX C25 C16 Chevardiere 1774 (+ms) C32
QB XX C27 C17 2 ms. c3 late cat. C28 C18 2 ms. D1 Fuchs C29* C19 2 ms. Kees
cat ...
4
Current Projects in the Prevention, Control, and Treatment ...
(5) Police data sometimes "miscatalog" delinquent behavior. (6) Referrals to court
are generally for the more serious cases and are of the older gang boys.
Summary (?) Both lower class and middle class non-gang boys 285 Number: 733
.
5
Posters: Identification and Price Guide
Less experienced auctioneers and out-of-the-way auctions miscatalog posters all
the time. One recent catalog advertised an "original French lithograph" that
appeared to be the famous, rare three-sheet Moulin Rouge by Toulouse-Lautrec,
...
6
Wilson Library Bulletin
We must be perfectly accurate and thorough in our work today, because
youngsters following us years from now won't know the lore except by what we've
left. If we miscatalog a piece of circus art or a film, they'll look at it and think, 'I
guess that ...
Stanley Kunitz, Marie D. Loizeaux, 1976
7
Dictionaid: Dictionary in Reverse
MISRECORDING ^ ^ Negative-Active шЛЛЛ VERB- Mislog, Misrecord,
Misregister; Blot, Blur; Miscatalog, Misinventory; Mispoll, Miscount, Misnumber;
Misenroll, Misenlist; Misrefer, Misschedule; Elide, Delete, Efface, Expunge,
Obliterate; ...
What am I going to do — miscatalog his books?" Melior looked into her eyes, and
Ruth realized with a small thrill of unease that he was deciding how much he
should tell her. "I want the truth," Ruth said flatly. "All of it." "There is a court,"
Melior ...
9
The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction
... Miscatalog the tome." "Of course not! Never in my whole life!" Circinus
grimaced and held up a placating hand. "Look, Sagitta. I'm twenty years younger
than you, and I forget things sometimes. No one blames you. But you know how
much ...
10
Miscarriage of Justice: A Novel
Based on actual events, Anna Dotson is a passionate modern woman of the 1900s who finds herself stifled by the lingering outdated rules of Victorian society.
