CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO MISPUNCTUATE
PRESENT
Present
I mispunctuate
you mispunctuate
he/she/it mispunctuates
we mispunctuate
you mispunctuate
they mispunctuate
Present continuous
I am mispunctuating
you are mispunctuating
he/she/it is mispunctuating
we are mispunctuating
you are mispunctuating
they are mispunctuating
Present perfect
I have mispunctuated
you have mispunctuated
he/she/it has mispunctuated
we have mispunctuated
you have mispunctuated
they have mispunctuated
Present perfect continuous
I have been mispunctuating
you have been mispunctuating
he/she/it has been mispunctuating
we have been mispunctuating
you have been mispunctuating
they have been mispunctuating
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 mispunctuated
you mispunctuated
he/she/it mispunctuated
we mispunctuated
you mispunctuated
they mispunctuated
Past continuous
I was mispunctuating
you were mispunctuating
he/she/it was mispunctuating
we were mispunctuating
you were mispunctuating
they were mispunctuating
Past perfect
I had mispunctuated
you had mispunctuated
he/she/it had mispunctuated
we had mispunctuated
you had mispunctuated
they had mispunctuated
Past perfect continuous
I had been mispunctuating
you had been mispunctuating
he/she/it had been mispunctuating
we had been mispunctuating
you had been mispunctuating
they had been mispunctuating
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will mispunctuate
you will mispunctuate
he/she/it will mispunctuate
we will mispunctuate
you will mispunctuate
they will mispunctuate
Future continuous
I will be mispunctuating
you will be mispunctuating
he/she/it will be mispunctuating
we will be mispunctuating
you will be mispunctuating
they will be mispunctuating
Future perfect
I will have mispunctuated
you will have mispunctuated
he/she/it will have mispunctuated
we will have mispunctuated
you will have mispunctuated
they will have mispunctuated
Future perfect continuous
I will have been mispunctuating
you will have been mispunctuating
he/she/it will have been mispunctuating
we will have been mispunctuating
you will have been mispunctuating
they will have been mispunctuating
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would mispunctuate
you would mispunctuate
he/she/it would mispunctuate
we would mispunctuate
you would mispunctuate
they would mispunctuate
Conditional continuous
I would be mispunctuating
you would be mispunctuating
he/she/it would be mispunctuating
we would be mispunctuating
you would be mispunctuating
they would be mispunctuating
Conditional perfect
I would have mispunctuate
you would have mispunctuate
he/she/it would have mispunctuate
we would have mispunctuate
you would have mispunctuate
they would have mispunctuate
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been mispunctuating
you would have been mispunctuating
he/she/it would have been mispunctuating
we would have been mispunctuating
you would have been mispunctuating
they would have been mispunctuating
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you mispunctuate
we let´s mispunctuate
you mispunctuate
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Infinitive
to mispunctuate
Past participle
mispunctuated
Present Participle
mispunctuating
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 «MISPUNCTUATE»
Discover the use of
mispunctuate in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
mispunctuate and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Writing for Accountants
So too, writers employ conventional symbols or marks within their texts to help
readers decipher their communications. To mispunctuate is to ignore the
Generally Accepted Punctuation Practices (GAPP) and possibly to misguide the
reader.
Aletha S. Hendrickson, 1993
2
Ideas & Details, 2009 MLA Update Edition
When you mispunctuate, a reader can usually figure out what you intended to say
. But you make her read twice what should only have to be read once, and you
may give her an entirely wrong idea. For instance, reread the first sentence ...
3
Cengage Advantage Books: Ideas & Details
When you mispunctuate, a reader can usually figure out what you intended to say
. But you make her read twice what should only have to be read once, and you
may give her an entirely wrong idea. For instance, reread the first sentence in this
...
... Parody; and "conservatively" touching upon the Presidential Nomination of the
last Mackerel General by a classical Convention, 182 LETTER XVI. Showing how
a disloyal Telegraph did pervert and mispunctuate the Mackerel General's ...
Robert Henry Newell, 1868
5
Semicentennial Publications of the University of California
... legislate, letterize, literalize, localize, logicize, lyricize, marginalize,
mathematecize, melodramatize, memorandum, metricize, miscolor, miscopy,
misderive, misdescribe, misfame, mispunctuate, moan, monogrammatize,
monologize, mor- tify, ...
University of California, Berkeley
6
Song Blue and White Porcelain on the Silk Road
The following publications also mispunctuate the Gegu Yaolun's phrase, using a
comma: (i) Stephen Bushell, Oriental Ceramic Art (1980), p. 103; (ii) T'an Tan-
chiang (1968), p. 17; (iii) James Watt (1996[c]), p. 431; (iv) Wang Qingzheng in ...
7
Art of the Bedchamber: The Chinese Sexual Yoga Classics ...
... would be more appropriate for an expression, after all, that still is in common
use today. H.V.G. mispunctuate the line, running it on with the next and resulting
in a translation of iii—tut? as “drill the movements” instead of “frequent practice.
8
Translator Self-Training--Spanish Legal
... you mispunctuate or miss any punctuation marks? Clarity-did you fail to clearly
convey the meaning of any.
9
Theory and Practice in the Teaching of Writing: Rethinking ...
... conscious analysis that lead writers to mispunctuate dependent clauses
beginning with "whereas" or "which is to say" as if they were sentences. Thus, the
perceived standard is what language users, whether students, graduates, or
teachers, ...
10
Ideas & Details: A Guide to College Writing
When you mispunctuate, a reader can usually figure out what you intended to say
. But you make her read twice what should only have to be read once, and you
may give her an entirely wrong idea. For instance, reread the first sentence in this
...
