CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO MOUSLE
PRESENT
Present
I mousle
you mousle
he/she/it mousles
we mousle
you mousle
they mousle
Present continuous
I am mousling
you are mousling
he/she/it is mousling
we are mousling
you are mousling
they are mousling
Present perfect
I have mousled
you have mousled
he/she/it has mousled
we have mousled
you have mousled
they have mousled
Present perfect continuous
I have been mousling
you have been mousling
he/she/it has been mousling
we have been mousling
you have been mousling
they have been mousling
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 mousled
you mousled
he/she/it mousled
we mousled
you mousled
they mousled
Past continuous
I was mousling
you were mousling
he/she/it was mousling
we were mousling
you were mousling
they were mousling
Past perfect
I had mousled
you had mousled
he/she/it had mousled
we had mousled
you had mousled
they had mousled
Past perfect continuous
I had been mousling
you had been mousling
he/she/it had been mousling
we had been mousling
you had been mousling
they had been mousling
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will mousle
you will mousle
he/she/it will mousle
we will mousle
you will mousle
they will mousle
Future continuous
I will be mousling
you will be mousling
he/she/it will be mousling
we will be mousling
you will be mousling
they will be mousling
Future perfect
I will have mousled
you will have mousled
he/she/it will have mousled
we will have mousled
you will have mousled
they will have mousled
Future perfect continuous
I will have been mousling
you will have been mousling
he/she/it will have been mousling
we will have been mousling
you will have been mousling
they will have been mousling
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would mousle
you would mousle
he/she/it would mousle
we would mousle
you would mousle
they would mousle
Conditional continuous
I would be mousling
you would be mousling
he/she/it would be mousling
we would be mousling
you would be mousling
they would be mousling
Conditional perfect
I would have mousle
you would have mousle
he/she/it would have mousle
we would have mousle
you would have mousle
they would have mousle
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been mousling
you would have been mousling
he/she/it would have been mousling
we would have been mousling
you would have been mousling
they would have been mousling
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you mousle
we let´s mousle
you mousle
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Present Participle
mousling
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 «MOUSLE»
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mousle in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
mousle and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Calendar of the Patent Rolls Preserved in the Public Record ...
Mousle. See Mowsley. Mousle, Ellis de, 63. Mowsloy, Mousle, co. Leicester, the
parish priest of, Thomas, 68. Moys, John, 120. William, 77. Moyset in Moyharf, co.
Woxford, land of, 273. Muchelney, Muchelnyo [co. Somerset], abbot and convent
...
Great Britain. Public Record Office,
1912
Mousle. See Mowsley. Mousle, Ellis de, 63. Mowsley, Mousle, co. Leicester, the
parish priest of, Thomas, 68. Moys, John, 120. William, 77. Moyset in Moyharf, co.
Wexford, land of, 273. Muchelney, Muchelnye [co. Somerset], abbot and convent
...
Great Britain. Public Record Office, H. C. Maxwell Lyte (Sir.),
1971
3
New Voyages and Travels: Consisting of Originals and ...
... Bowels Goumdo, sallé Arm Loko Lotadé Duck Cranquel Lebré ouaré Canoe
Calgue Ban-a diamdé Quiver Kohévi Flesh Iap Lebbeut To sing Ouai Toubako A
cat Mousle Nague Hot Niac Iardé Cauldron Caoudir Lequel Chief Bout POULE.
Sir Richard Phillips,
1820
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Memorials of the Order of the Garter, from Its Foundation to ...
1364,. Acts, en parchemin, scellé du sceau d'Arnold Boseaulx de Moisain chev"
bailli du comte de Namur et de ceux de 9 hommes du fief de ce comté, par lequel
il declare que la mouvance dela sei eurie de Mousle-Sombretfe que ean sire de
...
George-Frederick Beltz,
1841
6
Etymons of English words
Muscus, s. l. a shell fish; L. musculus; F. mousle, male. 2. A fleshy fibre; L.
muscular; It. muscub; F. muscle. Muss, v. n. to ponder, think closely ; F. muser ; B.
muysen. ME“, from pw'u, to inquire, approaches our word in meaning. Musrmoon,
.r. a ...
John THOMSON (M.R.I. and A.S.),
1826
7
The biographical dictionary, or, Complete historical ...
Not long aster, he was recommended to king VVilliam by the earl- of Dorser, who,
introducing him to that monarch, said, " May it- please your majesty, I have
brought a mousle to have the honour of kisiing your hand," alluding to the last ...
Society of gentlemen,
1780
8
Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect
... mother, dam Misteuk, mistook Morn, the next day, to-morrow Moudiewort, a
mole Mony, or monie, many Moistify, to moisten Mournfu', mournful Moop, to
nibble as a sheep Mottie, full of motes Mou, the mouth Mousle, diain. of mouse
Moorlan, ...
9
Star Wars Omnibus: A Long Time Ago . . . Volume 2
Archie Goodwin. IF I may 54v Eqsué, I NOTICED EARLIER THAT THE ENTIEE .
aft - 1_ WEng 0 BE OAMAGED, BUT vou / '_ ' V IN WOULDN'T ALLOW ME To... '
¢- mousLE. .~ ' THaT's RIGHT, LITTLE GUY... I'M NOT MEANWHII-E, ANOTHER ...
10
Diana Cooper: The Biography of Lady Diana Cooper
... very severe rough and tumble with him at the goodnights. It was an uglyish
scene, but I won, and ruffled him a good deal O, the audacity of senility! It is the
children's menace. How they mousle them, touzle them; they are so fond of
children.
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