CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO MISEAT
PRESENT
Present
I miseat
you miseat
he/she/it miseats
we miseat
you miseat
they miseat
Present continuous
I am miseating
you are miseating
he/she/it is miseating
we are miseating
you are miseating
they are miseating
Present perfect
I have miseated
you have miseated
he/she/it has miseated
we have miseated
you have miseated
they have miseated
Present perfect continuous
I have been miseating
you have been miseating
he/she/it has been miseating
we have been miseating
you have been miseating
they have been miseating
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 miseated
you miseated
he/she/it miseated
we miseated
you miseated
they miseated
Past continuous
I was miseating
you were miseating
he/she/it was miseating
we were miseating
you were miseating
they were miseating
Past perfect
I had miseated
you had miseated
he/she/it had miseated
we had miseated
you had miseated
they had miseated
Past perfect continuous
I had been miseating
you had been miseating
he/she/it had been miseating
we had been miseating
you had been miseating
they had been miseating
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will miseat
you will miseat
he/she/it will miseat
we will miseat
you will miseat
they will miseat
Future continuous
I will be miseating
you will be miseating
he/she/it will be miseating
we will be miseating
you will be miseating
they will be miseating
Future perfect
I will have miseated
you will have miseated
he/she/it will have miseated
we will have miseated
you will have miseated
they will have miseated
Future perfect continuous
I will have been miseating
you will have been miseating
he/she/it will have been miseating
we will have been miseating
you will have been miseating
they will have been miseating
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would miseat
you would miseat
he/she/it would miseat
we would miseat
you would miseat
they would miseat
Conditional continuous
I would be miseating
you would be miseating
he/she/it would be miseating
we would be miseating
you would be miseating
they would be miseating
Conditional perfect
I would have miseat
you would have miseat
he/she/it would have miseat
we would have miseat
you would have miseat
they would have miseat
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been miseating
you would have been miseating
he/she/it would have been miseating
we would have been miseating
you would have been miseating
they would have been miseating
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you miseat
we let´s miseat
you miseat
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Present Participle
miseating
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 «MISEAT»
Discover the use of
miseat in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
miseat and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Proposed final environmental impact statement for the ...
plaosed prodoctiob8 1592 Campbell Coooty RxiatibR Miseat Rell Ayr (AMAXj
Rlack Thooder (Thooder Resio Cosl Co.j Rockakio (8hell Oil Co.j Cosl Creek (
Thobder Raaib Cosl Co.j Cabello (Rxxob Cosl Reaoorcea, U.8.A.jj Clovia poiot ...
United States. Bureau of Land Management. Buffalo Resource Area, United States. Bureau of Land Management. Casper District, 1985
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Eat the Document: A Novel
“The time now is for depth. Make that grab for profundity.” “But.” “Yeah?” “What if
they are the wrong grooves? What if you made misEat the Document 137 takes?
Shouldn't you try to make it Spiotta_Eat_1-296_PTR 11/21/05 3:54 PMPage 136.
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Hong Kong Stories in 1900s
Laten Wu TSui-"u escaped t0 Ban9k0k t00ˊ and ShOW Off their evi| C0nspiracy
accidenta"y' evewone kn0W the fact nOWˊ Chan9 Ke-Chian9 (Li Chan9-Shen9
〉 an9「"y Shot he「 t0 deadˊ and Liu |〈ui-Chun9 miseat a p0ison p"| aS ...
Nangaen Chearavanont (Tse Yin), Wong Yin Ching (黃燕清), 2012
4
An Enquiry Into Four Remarkable Texts of the New Testament: ...
_.,_' si The secOnd-TEXT Apostle here in this Chapter," and even to 'the end of"
the-14'h corrects the miseat. 'riages of the Corintlzim 'in their publick meetings,
and then concludes all thus, l' ch-14- lLet ails/rings be do'n; Deoezttly. Whence A
...
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Hansard's Parliamentary Debates
as thiss relfglolfagnicgrn 18>“: I giguiglings 0f (1)1” nelghbg): 16196), {'0 miseat'
andelail) , so £1:ng be raised. ' e . - f the _°use- {It 1 be in $30 . ' 'QI-ha might be \ “
'X'“ JustIce ° imam-ea and Be. 0 c Kt 111 req ps Wales _ > t 1 the to be 0° ' ene_ ...
Great Britain. Parliament, Thomas Curson Hansard, 1869
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Philosophical Transactions, Giving Some Accompt of the ...
X. Qusre cum & litorea latibula nonunum genus infecto- rum subinrret, in illisq;
aliquando hæreat invitum, autobdor- miseat, exhalationibus bituminosis k calore
subierraneo in la- ticem collecth, ubi in rmtiicem Succini, qua: latibulum ac ...
John Martyn ((Londres)), James Allestry ((Londres)), Henry Oldenburg, 1700
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Term reports in the Court of King's Bench
... that time under a parol de- [*Camp.y%. miseat to/, per annum s the rent to
commence from Midsummer ' then next following. The defendant Darby let part of
the pre- TM*y-*-" * ^ mises to the defendant Bristow. That on the 26th March 1785
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Great Britain. Court of King's Bench, Charles Durnford, Sir Edward Hyde East, 1817
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The Scrabble Word-building Book
... f MISLIKE ; misliked, MISDONE i ~ misliker, MISDRAW —, misdrawn, mislikes
misdraws MISLIT ; - MISE -; miser, MISLIVE ; mislived, - mises mislives MISEASE
-j miseases MISMARK ; mismarks - MISEAT -; miseats MISMATE ; mismated.
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Niles' National Register
Niviiuu. No.ll— Vol. XI.] BALTIMORE, NOV. 16, 1822. [No.ll— Voiu XXIII. WhouNo
. 583 THE TAST— TBB miSEaT— FOR THE TOTUHE. EDITED AID PUBLISHED
BT II. BILES, AT f5 plR AHEUM, fAIABLB IB ADVANCE. Me of improvement ...
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Electric Words: Dictionaries, Computers, and Meanings
... return, that is, for the user to define "eat" requires selecting or rejecting "uneat,"
"deeat," "miseat," "maleat," and so on. Apart from this, the critical factors affecting
both ONTOS and LUKE are the constraints and limitations of their environment.
Yorick Wilks, Brian M. Slator, Louise M. Guthrie, 1996
