CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO MISGOVERN
PRESENT
Present
I misgovern
you misgovern
he/she/it misgoverns
we misgovern
you misgovern
they misgovern
Present continuous
I am misgoverning
you are misgoverning
he/she/it is misgoverning
we are misgoverning
you are misgoverning
they are misgoverning
Present perfect
I have misgoverned
you have misgoverned
he/she/it has misgoverned
we have misgoverned
you have misgoverned
they have misgoverned
Present perfect continuous
I have been misgoverning
you have been misgoverning
he/she/it has been misgoverning
we have been misgoverning
you have been misgoverning
they have been misgoverning
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 misgoverned
you misgoverned
he/she/it misgoverned
we misgoverned
you misgoverned
they misgoverned
Past continuous
I was misgoverning
you were misgoverning
he/she/it was misgoverning
we were misgoverning
you were misgoverning
they were misgoverning
Past perfect
I had misgoverned
you had misgoverned
he/she/it had misgoverned
we had misgoverned
you had misgoverned
they had misgoverned
Past perfect continuous
I had been misgoverning
you had been misgoverning
he/she/it had been misgoverning
we had been misgoverning
you had been misgoverning
they had been misgoverning
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will misgovern
you will misgovern
he/she/it will misgovern
we will misgovern
you will misgovern
they will misgovern
Future continuous
I will be misgoverning
you will be misgoverning
he/she/it will be misgoverning
we will be misgoverning
you will be misgoverning
they will be misgoverning
Future perfect
I will have misgoverned
you will have misgoverned
he/she/it will have misgoverned
we will have misgoverned
you will have misgoverned
they will have misgoverned
Future perfect continuous
I will have been misgoverning
you will have been misgoverning
he/she/it will have been misgoverning
we will have been misgoverning
you will have been misgoverning
they will have been misgoverning
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would misgovern
you would misgovern
he/she/it would misgovern
we would misgovern
you would misgovern
they would misgovern
Conditional continuous
I would be misgoverning
you would be misgoverning
he/she/it would be misgoverning
we would be misgoverning
you would be misgoverning
they would be misgoverning
Conditional perfect
I would have misgovern
you would have misgovern
he/she/it would have misgovern
we would have misgovern
you would have misgovern
they would have misgovern
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been misgoverning
you would have been misgoverning
he/she/it would have been misgoverning
we would have been misgoverning
you would have been misgoverning
they would have been misgoverning
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you misgovern
we let´s misgovern
you misgovern
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
misgoverned
Present Participle
misgoverning
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 «MISGOVERN»
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misgovern in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
misgovern and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The New And Complete Dictionary Of The English Language: In ...
Chaucer, Misgovern (1/. t. from mis and govern) To govern ill, to govern
unfaithfully. Misgo v'er nance (5. from misgovern) Disorder, mis- iile. Spenser.
Misgov'ernaunce (j. obsolete) Mismanagement, ill conduct. Chaucer.
Misgoverned {p. from ...
2
Dictionnary of the English Language with Numerous ...
The surreption of secretly misgotten dispensations. Bp. Hail, Cases of
Conscience. To MisGo'VEBN.f v. a. [mis and govern.] To govern ill; to administer
unfaithfully. Misgovern'd both my kingdome and my life, I gave my selfe to ease,
to sleepe, ...
3
A dictionary of the English language
Misgovern (-guv'ernX v. to govern ill ; to administer unfaithfully. Misgovern- nnce,
s. misgovernment. Misgovern- ment, s. bad government Misground', v. to found
erroneously. Misguidance (-gi'dance, g hardX *. o wrong guidance. Misguide, v.
Robert Joseph Sullivan, 1869
4
What I know about Ben Eccles: By Abraham Page
temptation was too great for him not to "misgovern" very liberally, and he did his
best to persuade himself that it would be too hard on the horses to return at once.
So, when Ben inquired after dinner if the carriage was ready to start, the doctor ...
5
What I Know about Ben Eccles
temptation was too great for him not to "misgovern" very liberally, and he did his
best to persuade himself that it would be too hard on the horses to return at once.
So, when Ben inquired after dinner if the carriage was ready to start, the doctor ...
6
The Oratorical Year Book for 1865: Being a Collection of the ...
We think we are governing Ireland well because we do not misgovern her to the
extent we did in former years, but we still do misgovern her, and in two of the
most vital and important points in which misgovernment is possible. We
misgovern ...
7
A Dictionary of the English Language ...: To which is Added, ...
Misgovern (-guv'ern), v . to govern ill ; to administer unfaithfully. Misgovern- ance,
*. misgovernment. Misgovern- ment, *. bad government. Misground', v. to found
erroneously. Misguidance (-gi'dance, g hard), a. a wrong guidance. Misguide, v.
8
Three tracts published at Amsterdam: in the years 1691 and ...
Letter, of General Ludlow to Sir Edward Seymour, in these words : *' 'Tis a lewd
pamphlet that goes under the name of Ludlow" and had insulted all those
persons who approved of that letter, and gave credit to the several charges of
misgovern ...
Edmund Ludlow, Richard Hollingworth, Slingsby Bethel, 1812
9
The new encyclopædia; or, Universal dictionary ofarts and ...
Men lay the blame of those evils whereof they Jcnow not the ground, upon
publick misgovern- Vnrht. Raleigh's Essays, i. Ill management'. — Men are
miserable, if their education hath been so undisciplined, as to leave them
unfurnished of ...
Encyclopaedia Perthensis, 1807
10
The Reformers' Gazette
Let him consider that the momentary, paltry, and degrading advantage of a bribe,
bears no proportion to the misery he is accessory in bringing on himself, his
connexions, and fellow-countrymen, by his support of misgovern men t,
corruption, ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «MISGOVERN»
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misgovern is used in the context of the following news items.
The land of the apologists
Misgovern and loot like there's no tomorrow – because hey there might not be one and even if there is you'll get away with another NRO. «The News International, Jul 15»
Theft of donated necklace
Billions of dollars have been siphoned out of Pakistan by the few who consider this country ideal to rule and misgovern, but not fit either for their ... «Daily Times, Jun 15»
A petty crime
Billions of dollars have been siphoned out of Pakistan by those who consider this country ideal to rule and misgovern. MALIK TARIQ, Lahore ... «The Nation, Jun 15»
Govt to pay N$1bn in office rent
“Let politicians govern or misgovern. We have given too much emphasis and value on what politicians do to solve national problems since ... «Namibian, Jun 15»
CCJ bills - another decade (Part 2)
There is also the valid argument that we need to grow up and govern ourselves, make the mistakes, and even misgovern ourselves. True, but ... «Jamaica Gleaner, May 15»
The resignation of Bishop Finn
But there are many ways to misgovern a diocese. In addition to the commission in Rome, what is most needed is a conversion of heart among ... «National Catholic Reporter, Apr 15»
Damned If You Develop, Damned If You Don't
... you will misgovern”; that constructed nationalism can be justifiable to ward off racially-based communalism; that running a small state like an ... «CounterPunch, Apr 15»
A rising insurrection against Obama
And if he is elected to misgovern for another four years, we trust some bold hand will pierce his heart with dagger point for the public good.”. «Washington Post, Apr 15»
Singaporeans and World Leaders Gather for Final Farewell to Lee …
... hard,” and Sidek Bin Saniff, a member of Parliament, quoted Mr. Lee as saying: “If you want to be popular all the time, you will misgovern.”. «New York Times, Mar 15»
Brisbane weather: Storms continue to threaten south east Queensland
Think about and Toxic Tony who does not believe it's true. He believes in his own mumbo jumbo which sadly he uses to misgovern this country ... «Brisbane Times, Mar 15»
