CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO MOTHPROOF
PRESENT
Present
I mothproof
you mothproof
he/she/it mothproofs
we mothproof
you mothproof
they mothproof
Present continuous
I am mothproofing
you are mothproofing
he/she/it is mothproofing
we are mothproofing
you are mothproofing
they are mothproofing
Present perfect
I have mothproofed
you have mothproofed
he/she/it has mothproofed
we have mothproofed
you have mothproofed
they have mothproofed
Present perfect continuous
I have been mothproofing
you have been mothproofing
he/she/it has been mothproofing
we have been mothproofing
you have been mothproofing
they have been mothproofing
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 mothproofed
you mothproofed
he/she/it mothproofed
we mothproofed
you mothproofed
they mothproofed
Past continuous
I was mothproofing
you were mothproofing
he/she/it was mothproofing
we were mothproofing
you were mothproofing
they were mothproofing
Past perfect
I had mothproofed
you had mothproofed
he/she/it had mothproofed
we had mothproofed
you had mothproofed
they had mothproofed
Past perfect continuous
I had been mothproofing
you had been mothproofing
he/she/it had been mothproofing
we had been mothproofing
you had been mothproofing
they had been mothproofing
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will mothproof
you will mothproof
he/she/it will mothproof
we will mothproof
you will mothproof
they will mothproof
Future continuous
I will be mothproofing
you will be mothproofing
he/she/it will be mothproofing
we will be mothproofing
you will be mothproofing
they will be mothproofing
Future perfect
I will have mothproofed
you will have mothproofed
he/she/it will have mothproofed
we will have mothproofed
you will have mothproofed
they will have mothproofed
Future perfect continuous
I will have been mothproofing
you will have been mothproofing
he/she/it will have been mothproofing
we will have been mothproofing
you will have been mothproofing
they will have been mothproofing
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would mothproof
you would mothproof
he/she/it would mothproof
we would mothproof
you would mothproof
they would mothproof
Conditional continuous
I would be mothproofing
you would be mothproofing
he/she/it would be mothproofing
we would be mothproofing
you would be mothproofing
they would be mothproofing
Conditional perfect
I would have mothproof
you would have mothproof
he/she/it would have mothproof
we would have mothproof
you would have mothproof
they would have mothproof
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been mothproofing
you would have been mothproofing
he/she/it would have been mothproofing
we would have been mothproofing
you would have been mothproofing
they would have been mothproofing
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you mothproof
we let´s mothproof
you mothproof
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
mothproofed
Present Participle
mothproofing
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 «MOTHPROOF»
Discover the use of
mothproof in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
mothproof and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Fearless Fiona and the
Mothproof Hall Mystery
Fearless Fiona comes to the rescue of her dad's newspaper when she solves the mystery of the missing rubies of Lord Mothproof. Suggested level: primary.
2
Routledge German Dictionary of Chemistry and Chemical ...
Motormethode Motorverstauber m (agric) power duster mottenbestandig s.
mottenecht mottenecht mothproof • ~ machen ... 2. mothproof finish
Mottenechtheit / resistance to moth mottenfest s. mottenecht Mottenkugel /moth
ball Mottenpapier n ...
Technische Universitat Dreden, 2014
Peanuts are the base for a textile which will yield warm, inexpensive, mothproof
clothing, according to David Trail, research scientist for Imperial Chemical
Industries in England. The company has developed a synthetic wool fiber made
from ...
4
Langenscheidt Routledge German Dictionary of Chemistry and ...
Motormethode Motorverstauber m (agric) power duster mottenbestandig s.
mottenecht mottenecht mothproof • - machen to ... mothproof finish Mottenechtheit
f resistance to moth mottenfest s. mottenecht Mottenkugel /moth ball Mottenpapier
n ...
Technische Universität Dresden, 1997
5
The Guide to Textiles for Interiors
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Valstat®. Mothproof Finishes Protein fibers are especially vulnerable to moth
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Dianne Rose Jackman, Mary Katherine Dixon, Jill Condra, 2003
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9
Television, Texas style
The. ONLY. sure. POSITIVE. MOTHPROOF. method used for years by big mills-
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Results often almost unbelievable. DURAPROOF kills moths and carpet beetles.
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8 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «MOTHPROOF»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
mothproof is used in the context of the following news items.
Opportunity shop unleashes the sartorial ghost of an attention …
Apparently Tom dresses like a lesbian. And when this mothproof granny said it – I could see it. Tom – marketing exec by weekday, dressed in ... «Sydney Morning Herald, Mar 15»
17 Facts About Natural Cedar Roofs
(Remember Grandma's mothproof cedar chest?) 10. Cedar roofs are naturally beautiful, in a wide range of subtly varied colors and textures. «Care2.com, Nov 14»
The Pocket Bakery: 'Baking transformed the life of my son'
... mixing several kilos of dough in a large plastic box you would normally buy as a mothproof store-box for woollens, and then kneaded it on the ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Nov 13»
Japan considers regulation of azo dyes
The Act is applied to mothproof finishing agents such as dieldrin and formaldehyde and others, but not to aromatic amines. The voluntary ... «Chemical Watch, Aug 12»
Time-lapse Tuesday: Stuffing a dead rat
... shop that sells frozen rodents as feed, is carefully skinned before it is treated with borax - a chemical used to mothproof the skin and dry it out. «New Scientist, Apr 11»
Fabric Finishes: Functional & Aesthetic
These finishes include antibacterial or antiseptic, anti-static, care-free, flame retardant, insulative, mothproof, soil and water repellent finishes. «Fibre2fashion.com, Oct 10»
Everyday Organic: Move out, moths!
Natural repellents and traps » Contrary to popular belief, cedar closets or chests alone are not going to mothproof your home because they ... «Salt Lake Tribune, Mar 10»
30 household hints that really work
Mothproof clothing by wrapping them in newspapers. Moths apparently dislike the taste of printer's ink. And newspapers smell a lot better than ... «Health24.com, Jan 07»
