CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO MISGAVE
PRESENT
Present
I misgive
you misgive
he/she/it misgives
we misgive
you misgive
they misgive
Present continuous
I am misgiving
you are misgiving
he/she/it is misgiving
we are misgiving
you are misgiving
they are misgiving
Present perfect
I have misgiven
you have misgiven
he/she/it has misgiven
we have misgiven
you have misgiven
they have misgiven
Present perfect continuous
I have been misgiving
you have been misgiving
he/she/it has been misgiving
we have been misgiving
you have been misgiving
they have been misgiving
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 misgave
you misgave
he/she/it misgave
we misgave
you misgave
they misgave
Past continuous
I was misgiving
you were misgiving
he/she/it was misgiving
we were misgiving
you were misgiving
they were misgiving
Past perfect
I had misgiven
you had misgiven
he/she/it had misgiven
we had misgiven
you had misgiven
they had misgiven
Past perfect continuous
I had been misgiving
you had been misgiving
he/she/it had been misgiving
we had been misgiving
you had been misgiving
they had been misgiving
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will misgive
you will misgive
he/she/it will misgive
we will misgive
you will misgive
they will misgive
Future continuous
I will be misgiving
you will be misgiving
he/she/it will be misgiving
we will be misgiving
you will be misgiving
they will be misgiving
Future perfect
I will have misgiven
you will have misgiven
he/she/it will have misgiven
we will have misgiven
you will have misgiven
they will have misgiven
Future perfect continuous
I will have been misgiving
you will have been misgiving
he/she/it will have been misgiving
we will have been misgiving
you will have been misgiving
they will have been misgiving
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would misgave
you would misgave
he/she/it would misgave
we would misgave
you would misgave
they would misgave
Conditional continuous
I would be misgiving
you would be misgiving
he/she/it would be misgiving
we would be misgiving
you would be misgiving
they would be misgiving
Conditional perfect
I would have misgave
you would have misgave
he/she/it would have misgave
we would have misgave
you would have misgave
they would have misgave
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been misgiving
you would have been misgiving
he/she/it would have been misgiving
we would have been misgiving
you would have been misgiving
they would have been misgiving
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you misgive
we let´s misgive
you misgive
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Present Participle
misgiving
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 «MISGAVE»
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1
English Irregular Verbs: Master 250 irregular verbs in English
MISGIVE Mode Indicative Tense Simple Present Present Perfect Simple Past
Past Perfect I misgive have misgiven misgave had misgiven you misgive have
misgiven misgave had misgiven he/she/it misgives has misgiven misgave had ...
2
The Poetical Works of Robert Southey. Complete in one ...
My. mind. misgave. me. as. soon. as. she. spake. “ To the window my good
woman went,. And. watch'd. which. way. his. (horse. he. bent;. And in such time
as a pipe can be lit, Our horses were ready with bridle and bit. L\. " Away, as fast
as we ...
3
Sir Philip Sidney: Selected Prose and Poetry
He never answered me, but, pale and quaking went straight away, and straight
my heart misgave me some evil success;97 and yet, though I had authority
enough to have staved him (as in these fatal things it falls out that the high
working ...
Sir Philip Sidney, Robert Kimbrough, 1983
4
Vollständiges Wörterbuch Der Englischen Sprache Für Die ...
Lskademie, die, an Academy, Univeres but mit schon gtabnbet, my Heart sily a
Society of learned Men or gave and told it me, l foresaw it, Professor: of liberal
Arts; a Riding my Heart misgave me. House, Llbnbcn, verb. ng. na. zetwas rfichen
) ...
5
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine
... natural position, and casting glances of involuntary supervision and patronage
around her, as became the queen of the place. He looked at her, and thought of
the house in the High Street, and his heart misgave him. How could she bear it?
6
The Leather-stocking Tales
misgave me ; especially as all the footsteps had the prints of moccasins." " Our
captors had the precaution to see us shod like themselves," said Duncan, raising
a foot, and exhibiting the buckskin he wore. " Ay ! 'twas judgmatical, and like ...
James Fenimore Cooper, 1854
7
Raymond Revilloyd: A Romance
their hearts misgave them for it ; but they agreed wisely, they were not to injure
themselves, and perhaps have the mortification of a refusal of their civility. With
passive wonder and astonishment at what his grandfather meant to do, but
without ...
... natural position, and casting glances of involuntary supervision and patronage
around her, as became the queen of the place. He looked at her, and thought of
the house in the High Street, and his heart misgave him. How could she bear it?
9
Cecil, a Peer: A Sequel to Cecil, Or The Adventures of a Coxcomb
My mind misgave me, as I proceeded up that self-same stair-case where the
limbs of the unfortunate Louis XVI. and his Queen so often dragged themselves
while prisoners of state in their own palace, — my mind misgave me, I say, that
the ...
Mrs. Gore (Catherine Grace Frances), 1842
10
The Italian ... The second edition
said the confessor, peevishly. “You never will let me finish, Signor; main hungry;
for he put more wood on' the fire directly, to dress some of the fish. While he was
doing this, Marco says hisheart, somehow, misgave him, that this was the man ...
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Yet the act misgave him, as though there were something shameful in it. Surveying the total British victory over the Muslim armies, Churchill ... «PJ Media, Jun 15»
