CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO MISTEND
PRESENT
Present
I mistend
you mistend
he/she/it mistends
we mistend
you mistend
they mistend
Present continuous
I am mistending
you are mistending
he/she/it is mistending
we are mistending
you are mistending
they are mistending
Present perfect
I have mistended
you have mistended
he/she/it has mistended
we have mistended
you have mistended
they have mistended
Present perfect continuous
I have been mistending
you have been mistending
he/she/it has been mistending
we have been mistending
you have been mistending
they have been mistending
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 mistended
you mistended
he/she/it mistended
we mistended
you mistended
they mistended
Past continuous
I was mistending
you were mistending
he/she/it was mistending
we were mistending
you were mistending
they were mistending
Past perfect
I had mistended
you had mistended
he/she/it had mistended
we had mistended
you had mistended
they had mistended
Past perfect continuous
I had been mistending
you had been mistending
he/she/it had been mistending
we had been mistending
you had been mistending
they had been mistending
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will mistend
you will mistend
he/she/it will mistend
we will mistend
you will mistend
they will mistend
Future continuous
I will be mistending
you will be mistending
he/she/it will be mistending
we will be mistending
you will be mistending
they will be mistending
Future perfect
I will have mistended
you will have mistended
he/she/it will have mistended
we will have mistended
you will have mistended
they will have mistended
Future perfect continuous
I will have been mistending
you will have been mistending
he/she/it will have been mistending
we will have been mistending
you will have been mistending
they will have been mistending
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would mistend
you would mistend
he/she/it would mistend
we would mistend
you would mistend
they would mistend
Conditional continuous
I would be mistending
you would be mistending
he/she/it would be mistending
we would be mistending
you would be mistending
they would be mistending
Conditional perfect
I would have mistend
you would have mistend
he/she/it would have mistend
we would have mistend
you would have mistend
they would have mistend
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been mistending
you would have been mistending
he/she/it would have been mistending
we would have been mistending
you would have been mistending
they would have been mistending
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you mistend
we let´s mistend
you mistend
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
mistended
Present Participle
mistending
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 «MISTEND»
Discover the use of
mistend in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
mistend and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Dictionary of the English Language
... nd. factionsty, mtпinotisty Sedn'ce, s. a. to tempi, cerrnpi, mistend Sedn'cemeat,
s. the act of sedneing Sedn'cthte. a. capahte of hoing deceired Sed п c 'ti o n, s.
ttie act er practice of rednctng Sednc'nre, a. api to mistend er sednce Bedn'tity, ...
2
Notices of Judgment Under the Food and Drugs Act
... and.fw the further reason that it was labeled as aforesaid so as to deceive and
mistend the purchaser into the belief that each of the packages contained 1
pxuipd net. or 1 pound of the article, as the case might be, whereas, in truth ami
in fact ...
United States. Food and Drug Administration, 1920
3
Artemus Ward's best stories
... let us all give in and put the Republic on a firmer basis nor ever. "I don't gloat
over your misfortins, my young fren. Fur from it. I'm a old man now, & my hart is
softer nor it once was. You see my spectacles is mistend with suthin very like
tears.
Artemus Ward, Clifton Johnson, 1912
4
Report of Cases Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court ...
... at the time of the acceptance, was so perfect a legal right, that they could
afterwards take and hold the cotton by legal proceedings, even as against Robert
B. Ar'mistend. The deed is, in one sense, a voluntary instrument, not made up on
any ...
Alabama. Supreme Court, 1851
5
Coates's Herd Book: Containing the Pedigrees of Improved ...
LIST OF A. Arkell, Daniel, Butlers Court, Iechlade 'tArkell, W., jun., Hatlierop,
Fairford Arklny, Robert, Ethiebeaton, Dundee i'AJ-mistend, J. Fisher, Cob Wall
House, Blackburn TArmstrong, Samuel, Shingay, Royston 'l'Armstrong, S.,
Vinegar Hill, ...
The hosemen thus selected, shall choose from among g]0:oe;:e;1f,:re.
themselves a foreman and assistant foreman, who shall superin- pglgofle
mistend the conveyance of the hose to and from fires, and keep the same at all
times in perfect ...
7
Annual Report - Public Archives of Canada
These btatements have, been adopted by the committee without hearing tho
other side; and uncontra- dictcd must mistend as to ¡my measures to bo adopted
towards that colony. What is said of himself is of less consequence, but as it
affects ...
Public Archives of Canada, Douglas Brymner, Sir Arthur George Doughty, 1898
8
Pamphlets on Middle High German Literature
... Ы. i ь. si mistend im wol Innen durch das wite mor ; epîs tranck vnd stat vnd frye
für hàt er in versprochen, dâr zii beschirmung gnäg. Der schifhêr si vff zohe vil zît
vnd mengen tag, z Venedi sy verdrosze : vngerne sy wârend dâ ; Jbêrusalêm ...
9
Annual Reports of Officers, Boards, and Institutions of the ...
... 4 1* 1331. AUard, C. E„ carpenter, bracing tower 4 60 1332. Allard, С E ,
carpenter's work * •* 1333. Allard, С. E., carpenter's work 9 00 1334. Allard, С. E.,
cnrpenter'B work • И 1335. Allard, С, E., carpenter's work 9 75 1336. Ar mistend,
H. T..
10
Shakespeare's dramatische Werke
Die solches Wuchcrkraut entwurzeln sollte. Die ebne Wiese, lieblich sonst
bedeckt Mit bunten Primeln, Pimpernell und Klee, Die Sichel mistend, üppig,
ohne Zucht, Wird müßig schwanger, und gcbieret nichts Als schlechten Ampfer,
rauhe ...
William Shakespeare, August Wilhelm von Schlegel, Ludwig Tieck, 1897
