CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO MUCKSPREAD
PRESENT
Present
I muckspread
you muckspread
he/she/it muckspreads
we muckspread
you muckspread
they muckspread
Present continuous
I am muckspreading
you are muckspreading
he/she/it is muckspreading
we are muckspreading
you are muckspreading
they are muckspreading
Present perfect
I have muckspread
you have muckspread
he/she/it has muckspread
we have muckspread
you have muckspread
they have muckspread
Present perfect continuous
I have been muckspreading
you have been muckspreading
he/she/it has been muckspreading
we have been muckspreading
you have been muckspreading
they have been muckspreading
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 muckspread
you muckspread
he/she/it muckspread
we muckspread
you muckspread
they muckspread
Past continuous
I was muckspreading
you were muckspreading
he/she/it was muckspreading
we were muckspreading
you were muckspreading
they were muckspreading
Past perfect
I had muckspread
you had muckspread
he/she/it had muckspread
we had muckspread
you had muckspread
they had muckspread
Past perfect continuous
I had been muckspreading
you had been muckspreading
he/she/it had been muckspreading
we had been muckspreading
you had been muckspreading
they had been muckspreading
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will muckspread
you will muckspread
he/she/it will muckspread
we will muckspread
you will muckspread
they will muckspread
Future continuous
I will be muckspreading
you will be muckspreading
he/she/it will be muckspreading
we will be muckspreading
you will be muckspreading
they will be muckspreading
Future perfect
I will have muckspread
you will have muckspread
he/she/it will have muckspread
we will have muckspread
you will have muckspread
they will have muckspread
Future perfect continuous
I will have been muckspreading
you will have been muckspreading
he/she/it will have been muckspreading
we will have been muckspreading
you will have been muckspreading
they will have been muckspreading
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would muckspread
you would muckspread
he/she/it would muckspread
we would muckspread
you would muckspread
they would muckspread
Conditional continuous
I would be muckspreading
you would be muckspreading
he/she/it would be muckspreading
we would be muckspreading
you would be muckspreading
they would be muckspreading
Conditional perfect
I would have muckspread
you would have muckspread
he/she/it would have muckspread
we would have muckspread
you would have muckspread
they would have muckspread
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been muckspreading
you would have been muckspreading
he/she/it would have been muckspreading
we would have been muckspreading
you would have been muckspreading
they would have been muckspreading
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you muckspread
we let´s muckspread
you muckspread
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
muckspread
Present Participle
muckspreading
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 «MUCKSPREAD»
Discover the use of
muckspread in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
muckspread and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Roman Book of Gardening
... of November. Land we mean to start up in autumn, we shall turn in May. That
way the clods will loosen through winter cold or else summer sun, and the grass
roots will be killed. We shall need to muckspread not much earlier: in fact, when ...
2
Chabers 21st Century Dictionary
... for and exposing scandal, especially about famous people. © Early 20c in this
sense, as a back formation from muck- raker, in the 17c muck-raker was used to
mean a miser' or sometimes, literally, someone who rakes muck. muckspread o ...
3
Chambers concise dictionary
muckraking n the practice of searching for and exposing scandal, especially
about famous people. muckspread agric > v to spread manure. * muckspreader n
an agricultural machine for spreading manure. □ muckspreading n muck sweat >
n, ...
4
Varieties of contemporary French
A local term may be preserved because it forms part of a group of linked terms;
for example, the survival of bringue = liquid manure is assured because of the
existence of bringuer = to muckspread and bringuier — muckspreader; standard
...
I can muckspread all day and not an ache in my back. I can plough all God's
daylight hours and more besides, no trouble. But I've never been hit like this
before — just the one sighting, the few words we had, and down I went.' 'Prodge,'
Lily ...
... that were kind of Bobby related, telling myself thatIwas doing them for her, like
planting a tree for her or cutting back thestingingnettles inherfieldso itlooked
caredfor, and thenIstruck asuperb idea.I'd muckspread all herdroppings onto the
...
And yet I cannot pretend these petals are snow, though fieldfare flocks still feed
on muckspread fields. A clockwork wagtail moves among dung-caked cows,
newly evicted from shippons, with staggering calves that must have tasted the
spring's ...
8
Diverse World Views in an English Village
He's even heard tell of some small farms out that way that still muckspread by
horse and cart and won't have owt to do with machines - at least those shops that
haven't been so- called modernised, and now run by 'managers'. Anyway, it's ...
9
Eating oil: energy use in food production
Despite the possibility of saving energy by use of green manuring or animal
manure the fact is that the farmer finds chemical fertilizers easy and pleasant to
handle. Who wants to "muckspread"? However, application of fertilizers is subject
to ...
Maurice Berkeley Green, 1978
... of 'muckspread- ing in the twentieth century.' " Jeffrey Burke Harper 261:80 Jl '
80 950w "With good drawings and quotations of contemporary verse, [this book
describes] . . . skills and processes. But when the author looks into minds she
falls ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «MUCKSPREAD»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
muckspread is used in the context of the following news items.
Giles Coren doesn't welcome the first hints of spring one little bit
Which is, of course, the smell of a winter's worth of dogshit being muckspread by a council lawnmower. No wonder the guy wears a hazmat suit. «Time Out London, Mar 15»
