CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO NIDIFIED
PRESENT
Present
I nidify
you nidify
he/she/it nidifies
we nidify
you nidify
they nidify
Present continuous
I am nidifying
you are nidifying
he/she/it is nidifying
we are nidifying
you are nidifying
they are nidifying
Present perfect
I have nidified
you have nidified
he/she/it has nidified
we have nidified
you have nidified
they have nidified
Present perfect continuous
I have been nidifying
you have been nidifying
he/she/it has been nidifying
we have been nidifying
you have been nidifying
they have been nidifying
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 nidified
you nidified
he/she/it nidified
we nidified
you nidified
they nidified
Past continuous
I was nidifying
you were nidifying
he/she/it was nidifying
we were nidifying
you were nidifying
they were nidifying
Past perfect
I had nidified
you had nidified
he/she/it had nidified
we had nidified
you had nidified
they had nidified
Past perfect continuous
I had been nidifying
you had been nidifying
he/she/it had been nidifying
we had been nidifying
you had been nidifying
they had been nidifying
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will nidify
you will nidify
he/she/it will nidify
we will nidify
you will nidify
they will nidify
Future continuous
I will be nidifying
you will be nidifying
he/she/it will be nidifying
we will be nidifying
you will be nidifying
they will be nidifying
Future perfect
I will have nidified
you will have nidified
he/she/it will have nidified
we will have nidified
you will have nidified
they will have nidified
Future perfect continuous
I will have been nidifying
you will have been nidifying
he/she/it will have been nidifying
we will have been nidifying
you will have been nidifying
they will have been nidifying
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would nidified
you would nidified
he/she/it would nidified
we would nidified
you would nidified
they would nidified
Conditional continuous
I would be nidifying
you would be nidifying
he/she/it would be nidifying
we would be nidifying
you would be nidifying
they would be nidifying
Conditional perfect
I would have nidified
you would have nidified
he/she/it would have nidified
we would have nidified
you would have nidified
they would have nidified
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been nidifying
you would have been nidifying
he/she/it would have been nidifying
we would have been nidifying
you would have been nidifying
they would have been nidifying
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you nidify
we let´s nidify
you nidify
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Present Participle
nidifying
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 «NIDIFIED»
Discover the use of
nidified in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
nidified and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Natural Products Chemistry
]R S Br dactylyne 9" (Aplysia dactylomeld) q ci I °-VBr cw-maneonene-A 1010> (
Laurencia nidified) isomaneonene-B 11,0> {Laurencia nidified) obtusin 12'" (
Laurencia obtusa) laureepoxide 13l2) (Laurencia nipponicd) \ okamurallene 14'"
...
2
Zoologist: A Monthly Journal of Natural History
“Little is known of the economy of this beautiful genus of flies, except that C.
flavipes has been bred from thebody of an Osmia, which had nidified in
bramblestems. Other species have also been stated to be parasitic on the Bombii
, and Couops ...
3
The Philosophical Magazine
... the oviparous kind, and that some hun~ dreds of the ova were scattered over
one wing-several of which [ saw drop off the parents while they perambulatedi
their prey, which were afterwards nidified, 0r hatched. I should haveobserved
before ...
... which I soon discovered to be of the oviparous kind, and that some hundreds of
the ova were scattered over one wing, several of which I saw drop off the parents
while they perambulated their prey, which were afterwards nidified, or hatched' ...
5
The Transactions of the Entomological Society of London
The circumstance stated by Mr. Curtis of a Connps having been bred from the
body of an Osmia, which had nidified in bramble stems, might seem to militate
against this theory of oviposition, in the perfect insect, if it be intended to imply
that the ...
Royal Entomological Society of London, 1858
6
The zoologist: a popular miscellany of natural history
Little is known of the economy of this beautiful genus of flies, except that C.
flavipes has been bred from the body of an Osmia, which had nidified in bramble-
stems. Other species have also been stated to be parasitic on the Bombii, and ...
7
Acts Passed at the ... Session of the General Assembly for ...
That an amendment to said act approved 24th ^"deS' ,Ml March, 1851, excluding
from the limits of said town the nidified, "d farms of Thomas Welch, J. Guest, and
Henly Middleton, "«□«'»»«'»□««. be so amended and modified as to subject to
...
8
Chambers concise dictionary
... nidified, nidifying) intr said of a bird: to make a nest or nests. [17c] □
nidification n. niece /ni:s/ > n the daughter of one's sister or brother, or of the sister
or brother of one's husband or wife. [13c: from French, from Latin neptis
granddaughter or ...
9
The Gentleman's Magazine
... and fur ihe cheerful enjoytnenl of the blessings granted io tnuni, of which they
were both hiit)itui||y grateful, have left an indelible •eoeuiion and esteem for their
characters, which ••nidified the tean that followed them to their grave. March 10.
10
THE ANTIJACOBIN REVIEW AND MAGAZINE;OR MONTHLY POLITICAL AND ...
Whether we consider the cruel punishments then nidified on slaves, or the unjust
and atrocious means used to propagate slavery, we must equally conclude that
the Wisi- goths were truly a barbarous people. .Against the Jews they entertained
...
