CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO OBTEMPERATE
PRESENT
Present
I obtemperate
you obtemperate
he/she/it obtemperates
we obtemperate
you obtemperate
they obtemperate
Present continuous
I am obtemperating
you are obtemperating
he/she/it is obtemperating
we are obtemperating
you are obtemperating
they are obtemperating
Present perfect
I have obtemperated
you have obtemperated
he/she/it has obtemperated
we have obtemperated
you have obtemperated
they have obtemperated
Present perfect continuous
I have been obtemperating
you have been obtemperating
he/she/it has been obtemperating
we have been obtemperating
you have been obtemperating
they have been obtemperating
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 obtemperated
you obtemperated
he/she/it obtemperated
we obtemperated
you obtemperated
they obtemperated
Past continuous
I was obtemperating
you were obtemperating
he/she/it was obtemperating
we were obtemperating
you were obtemperating
they were obtemperating
Past perfect
I had obtemperated
you had obtemperated
he/she/it had obtemperated
we had obtemperated
you had obtemperated
they had obtemperated
Past perfect continuous
I had been obtemperating
you had been obtemperating
he/she/it had been obtemperating
we had been obtemperating
you had been obtemperating
they had been obtemperating
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will obtemperate
you will obtemperate
he/she/it will obtemperate
we will obtemperate
you will obtemperate
they will obtemperate
Future continuous
I will be obtemperating
you will be obtemperating
he/she/it will be obtemperating
we will be obtemperating
you will be obtemperating
they will be obtemperating
Future perfect
I will have obtemperated
you will have obtemperated
he/she/it will have obtemperated
we will have obtemperated
you will have obtemperated
they will have obtemperated
Future perfect continuous
I will have been obtemperating
you will have been obtemperating
he/she/it will have been obtemperating
we will have been obtemperating
you will have been obtemperating
they will have been obtemperating
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would obtemperate
you would obtemperate
he/she/it would obtemperate
we would obtemperate
you would obtemperate
they would obtemperate
Conditional continuous
I would be obtemperating
you would be obtemperating
he/she/it would be obtemperating
we would be obtemperating
you would be obtemperating
they would be obtemperating
Conditional perfect
I would have obtemperate
you would have obtemperate
he/she/it would have obtemperate
we would have obtemperate
you would have obtemperate
they would have obtemperate
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been obtemperating
you would have been obtemperating
he/she/it would have been obtemperating
we would have been obtemperating
you would have been obtemperating
they would have been obtemperating
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you obtemperate
we let´s obtemperate
you obtemperate
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Infinitive
to obtemperate
Past participle
obtemperated
Present Participle
obtemperating
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 «OBTEMPERATE»
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obtemperate in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
obtemperate and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Ars Notariatus: Or, The Art and Office of a Notary-publick, ...
3 fied, obtemperate and fulfilled by the said B to him, con- ' " form thereto, in all
Points: With Certification to him, if " he failzie, the said Ten Merk Piece of Gold
shall be con" signed in the Hands of any responsal Man, living within the " said
Burgh ...
2
Polychronicon Ranulphi Higden Monachi Cestrensis: Together ...
That duke Harolde, thenkynge better to obtemperate and favoure the cuntre rafer
then the private profite of his brol>er, and takynge his hoste returnede to the
kynge, and causede Malcherus to be made erle f er. The seide Tostius tariede in
...
Ranulf Higden, William Caxton, John Malverne, 1879
3
Scholarly Knowledge: Textbooks in Early Modern Europe
ne obtemperate eis qui vos ad occidendum impellunt ... Obtemperate potius
clementioribus qui vobis consulunt, ut zizania relinquatis usque ad messem ... Si
enim haeretici zizania sunt, non debent interfici, sed ad tempus messis relinqui.
... praestate veros cultus. obtemperate neo iuxta lavangelium. et clementer
suppeditabit vobis necessaria vitae praesidia. Sciamus et illud hoc loco. peum
semper in hac vita usque ad finem durare velle. certoque servaturum esse
Plcclesiam.
5
Middle English Dictionary
RP 3596: Amonges alle vertues pat be,Sche [humility] on hem alle opteeneth
dignite. obtemperate adj. [L obtemperatus, ppl. of obtempera- re.] Obedient. ?
al475(?al425) Higd.(2) 2.2l3: The body scholde be afterwarde obtemperate [Trev.
6
The Finnegans wake notebooks at Buffalo
B.29.ffv (a) obtemperate Note: Obtemperate. Obey, submit, obedient, submissive.
See 20(c) MS 47484b-371, ScrTsBMA and Ins: for noon inebriates: A+when i A+
they+A waxed weary of that bibbing I made infusion more infused, sowerpacers ...
James Joyce, Vincent Deane, Daniel Ferrer, 2001
7
On the Development of English Verbs from Latin and French ...
[L. obligatus, obligare]. obtemperate ppl.a. II 213; obtemperate inf. VII 219; e 1532
Du WES; 1533 obtemperat pp. BELLENDEN; 1560 obtemperat 2 pr.pl.
HOLLAND, etc. — obtemperate ppl.a. obsolete, last quot. 1676 (pp.). [L.
obtemperatus ...
8
Commentationes humanarum litterarum
VIII; 1541 obligate inf. in Marsden, etc. [L. obligalus, obligare]. obtemperate ppl.a.
II 213; obtemperate inf. VII 219; e 1532 Du Wes; 1533 obtemperat pp. Bellenden;
1560 obtemperat 2 pr.pl. Bolland, etc. — obtemperate ppl.a. obsolete, last quot.
9
Patrologiae Cursus Completus: Series Latina: Sive, ...
... diurno denario eonvenite. nihil vobis ille nocuerit. nibil ipse videar profuisse. lii
obtemperate. qui plura vobis et potiora pollicetun apud quem certior
copiosiorque remuneratio estg ut illud quoque benignissima miseratione
dissimulem.quod.
10
Extracts from the Presbytery Book of Strathbogie. A.D. ...
... expeditioun to England ; quhilk act the bretheren being willing to obtemperate,
resolued to present befor the committies, and vpon ther presenting of the men,
promised to furnish them vith levye money and armes, according to the ordinance
.
Church of Scotland. Presbytery of Strathbogie, John Stuart, 1843
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