CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO MISCORRECT
PRESENT
Present
I miscorrect
you miscorrect
he/she/it miscorrects
we miscorrect
you miscorrect
they miscorrect
Present continuous
I am miscorrecting
you are miscorrecting
he/she/it is miscorrecting
we are miscorrecting
you are miscorrecting
they are miscorrecting
Present perfect
I have miscorrected
you have miscorrected
he/she/it has miscorrected
we have miscorrected
you have miscorrected
they have miscorrected
Present perfect continuous
I have been miscorrecting
you have been miscorrecting
he/she/it has been miscorrecting
we have been miscorrecting
you have been miscorrecting
they have been miscorrecting
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 miscorrected
you miscorrected
he/she/it miscorrected
we miscorrected
you miscorrected
they miscorrected
Past continuous
I was miscorrecting
you were miscorrecting
he/she/it was miscorrecting
we were miscorrecting
you were miscorrecting
they were miscorrecting
Past perfect
I had miscorrected
you had miscorrected
he/she/it had miscorrected
we had miscorrected
you had miscorrected
they had miscorrected
Past perfect continuous
I had been miscorrecting
you had been miscorrecting
he/she/it had been miscorrecting
we had been miscorrecting
you had been miscorrecting
they had been miscorrecting
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will miscorrect
you will miscorrect
he/she/it will miscorrect
we will miscorrect
you will miscorrect
they will miscorrect
Future continuous
I will be miscorrecting
you will be miscorrecting
he/she/it will be miscorrecting
we will be miscorrecting
you will be miscorrecting
they will be miscorrecting
Future perfect
I will have miscorrected
you will have miscorrected
he/she/it will have miscorrected
we will have miscorrected
you will have miscorrected
they will have miscorrected
Future perfect continuous
I will have been miscorrecting
you will have been miscorrecting
he/she/it will have been miscorrecting
we will have been miscorrecting
you will have been miscorrecting
they will have been miscorrecting
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would miscorrect
you would miscorrect
he/she/it would miscorrect
we would miscorrect
you would miscorrect
they would miscorrect
Conditional continuous
I would be miscorrecting
you would be miscorrecting
he/she/it would be miscorrecting
we would be miscorrecting
you would be miscorrecting
they would be miscorrecting
Conditional perfect
I would have miscorrect
you would have miscorrect
he/she/it would have miscorrect
we would have miscorrect
you would have miscorrect
they would have miscorrect
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been miscorrecting
you would have been miscorrecting
he/she/it would have been miscorrecting
we would have been miscorrecting
you would have been miscorrecting
they would have been miscorrecting
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you miscorrect
we let´s miscorrect
you miscorrect
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
miscorrected
Present Participle
miscorrecting
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 «MISCORRECT»
Discover the use of
miscorrect in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
miscorrect and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Code Design for Dependable Systems: Theory and Practical ...
The FbEC|SEC-DED codes sometimes miscorrect b-bit burst errors and random
triplebit errors, some of which are beyond the original error correction / detection
capabilities of the code, as single-bit errors in X1 or as fixed-byte errors in X0.
2
Burst Error Correction Extensions for Reed Solomon Codes
l,- which violates the Rieger bound occurs. 2.4.1 Miscorrect A miscorrect occurs if
a burst of length less than or equal to l...., is not corrected to the sent codeword.
The conditions for which this occurs were outlined in SLCtlOB 2.2. To summarize
...
3
IBM Technical Disclosure Bulletin
... Errors 25% Both One Hidden Both Hidden One Exposed Exposed ECC:
Correct ECC: UE ECC: 40-70% UE + C/RC: Correct + C/RC: UE 60-30$
Miscorrect + UE Overall: 35-42% Correct 50% UE 15-8% Miscorrect Fig 1:
Disposition of H/H/S ...
4
Modem Theory: An Introduction to Telecommunications
When there are more than t errors, the decoder will sometimes miscorrect the
codeword, and sometimes flag the codeword as uncorrectable. The user,
depending on this application, may or may not consider a flagged erroneous
message (a ...
5
Introduction to Digital Audio
This would cause C1 to miscorrect, and no error flag would accompany the
miscorrected symbols. Following de-interleave, the C2 decode could detect and
correct the miscorrected symbols as they would now be single-symbol errors in
many ...
6
Aristotle's treatise on poetry, translated: with notes on ...
Supposing the three first letters of the preposition to have been destroyed, the
passage . would stand thus — pipntTxiAxt * * AATNAMIN : which it was obvious
enough for the transcriber to miscorrect into dSwufuAv. The phrase, ir^uXtrt ...
Aristotle, Thomas Twining, Daniel Twining, 1812
7
A Dictionary of the English Language: Intended to Exhibi ... ...
One who makes a wrong interpretation. MISCON'STRUING, ppr. Interpreting
wrongly. MISCORRECT', v. t. To correct erroneously ; to mistake in attempting to
correct another. He passed the first seven years of his life at Mantua, not
seventeen, ...
[misteaching by government agents] propaganda, disinformation, agitprop;
indoctrination. V. misinform, misteach†, misdescribe†, misinstruct†, miscorrect†;
misdirect, misguide; pervert; put on a false scent, throw off the scent, throw off the
trail; ...
9
Interpretation and Understanding
... of ethical norms ("bad"): mispronounce vs. mis-speak, misreport vs. mislead; —
involuntary vs. voluntary: e.g., mispronounce, mishear, miscorrect, mis- english [=
mistranslate into English], mispunctuate vs. misallege, mis- swear, misconvey.
10
Deep Distresses: William Wordsworth, John Wordsworth, Sir ...
Wordsworth again bothers to miscorrect the tonnage of the ship's burthen twice
on page 6. In making one of his many comments to put the Company and the
surviving officers of the Abergavenny in the best light, this time regarding the ...
