CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO MOLT
PRESENT
Present
I molt
you molt
he/she/it molts
we molt
you molt
they molt
Present continuous
I am molting
you are molting
he/she/it is molting
we are molting
you are molting
they are molting
Present perfect
I have molted
you have molted
he/she/it has molted
we have molted
you have molted
they have molted
Present perfect continuous
I have been molting
you have been molting
he/she/it has been molting
we have been molting
you have been molting
they have been molting
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 molted
you molted
he/she/it molted
we molted
you molted
they molted
Past continuous
I was molting
you were molting
he/she/it was molting
we were molting
you were molting
they were molting
Past perfect
I had molted
you had molted
he/she/it had molted
we had molted
you had molted
they had molted
Past perfect continuous
I had been molting
you had been molting
he/she/it had been molting
we had been molting
you had been molting
they had been molting
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will molt
you will molt
he/she/it will molt
we will molt
you will molt
they will molt
Future continuous
I will be molting
you will be molting
he/she/it will be molting
we will be molting
you will be molting
they will be molting
Future perfect
I will have molted
you will have molted
he/she/it will have molted
we will have molted
you will have molted
they will have molted
Future perfect continuous
I will have been molting
you will have been molting
he/she/it will have been molting
we will have been molting
you will have been molting
they will have been molting
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would molt
you would molt
he/she/it would molt
we would molt
you would molt
they would molt
Conditional continuous
I would be molting
you would be molting
he/she/it would be molting
we would be molting
you would be molting
they would be molting
Conditional perfect
I would have molt
you would have molt
he/she/it would have molt
we would have molt
you would have molt
they would have molt
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been molting
you would have been molting
he/she/it would have been molting
we would have been molting
you would have been molting
they would have been molting
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you molt
we let´s molt
you molt
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Present Participle
molting
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 «MOLT»
Discover the use of
molt in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
molt and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Molt in North American Birds
Citing the lesser-known role of molt in identifying and understanding birds, a detailed reference comprehensively illuminates four key strategies about the molt cycle to provide insights into North American bird history, habitat and ...
College students, human and nonhuman, raised together on the same planet, search for the origins of civilization in the Galaxy and find old magic and a vast, implacable conspiracy.
Jacqueline Lichtenberg, 2003
3
Evaluation of a Calcium Pre-
molt and Low-energy
Molt ...
Key Words: Behavior, Feed withdrawal, Laying hen, Low-energy molt diets, Well-being.
Emily Rebecca Dickey, 2008
4
Emil
Molt and the beginnings of the Waldorf School movement: ...
Emil Molt, "School Father" of the original Waldorf School in Stuttgart, tells his life story in simple, direct, and practical words that speak to the heart.
Emil Molt, Christine Murphy, 1991
Isabelle Donhelle is a professor of ornithology at the prestigious Hawthorne University in Boston.
This book makes available in one comprehensive text the food production information and recipes necessary for keeping up with ever-changing dining trends and for satisfying the expectations of today's customer.
7
Ecology and Management of the Mourning Dove
Plumage and molt. The adult feather coat of the majority of mourning doves
normally is attained after the first prebasic molt. It consists of approximately 2,600
feathers (Hurt and Ball 1938). The timing of the first prebasic molt varies with
latitude ...
8
The Wild Turkey: Biology and Management
Adult turkeys undergo a complete annual molt, spring through fall (Williams and
Austin 1988). Because of continuous molting and feather replacement in a
general bilateral (2-sided) pattern, the turkey never has large featherless areas.
9
The Behavior of Penguins: Adapted to Ice and Tropics
MOLT The molt of the Adelie penguin has been investigated by Cendron (1953),
Sapin-Jaloustre (1960), Penney (1967), Mougin (1968) and others. The chicks
molt twice. Their down plumage at hatching is silver- gray with an almost black ...
Dietland Müller-Schwarze, 1984
10
A Field Guide to Hummingbirds of North America
These scaled-down gorget feathers are also seen less consistently in Costa's,
Broad-tailed, and Calliope. Molt is the periodic loss and replacement of a bird's
feathers, usually the entire set in a single cycle. Understanding how molt cycles
vary ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «MOLT»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
molt is used in the context of the following news items.
Lady Beetles
The larvae molt and pass through four growth stages, or instars, during a three- to four-week period. Larvae then develop into pupae, ... «Wxedge.com, Jul 15»
Elephant seals often go without breathing for 10 or 15 minutes
The males come to the beach to molt their skin at this time of year. Circulation to the hair follicles of the old skin stops, and it simply peels off. «The San Luis Obispo Tribune, Jul 15»
American goldfinches ready to shine
When goldfinches molt in the fall, their feathers appear olive green and drab, so look at your feeders closely as you might have goldfinches ... «Wausau Daily Herald, Jul 15»
Local riders hold down top spots in motocross classes
Jaden Bienvenue, Molt, Mont., 239; 7. Paul Sylvestre, Hudson, 65. - 40-and-over -- 1. Rob Tillett, Lovell, 32. - 250 A -- 1. Chase Barnett, Cody ... «The Ranger, Jul 15»
John Jacob “Hooter” Hoffman 1962-2015
... daughter, Kyeleigh Reasoner; sisters, Linda (Jack) Gideon, Rozann (Gale) Hoffman, and Jeanie (Bill) Harris Molt; nieces and nephews, Brian ... «Burns Times Herald, Jul 15»
Review of 'GATE' EP 3 - Fire Dragon
Neither of them got the memo about the JSDF crossing the gate or Emperor Molt's attempt to cross the other side in an invasion attempt. «The News Hub, Jul 15»
Grasshoppers threaten crops in the Texas High Plains
The nymphs then molt four or five times before becoming adults. While grasshopper swarms are not unusual across the Southwest, they are ... «Southwest Farm Press, Jul 15»
SKALICKY: Show pity for the annual cicadas
In addition to their calls, they're also known for the abandoned skins they leave on trees during their final molt. However, a buzzing call and a ... «Christian County Headliner News, Jul 15»
Prepositioning force bolsters III MEF's expeditionary capabilities
Our guys from the MOLT along with the (offload prepositioning party,) make sure everything works and anything that is broken is fixed in order ... «Marines.mil, Jul 15»
An unexpected kinship
There they'd bask in the spring sunlight, molt, and grow, gathering their strength for the annual pursuit of food and a mate. On our spring foray ... «Philly.com, Jul 15»
