CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO OUTFOOT
PRESENT
Present
I outfoot
you outfoot
he/she/it outfoots
we outfoot
you outfoot
they outfoot
Present continuous
I am outfooting
you are outfooting
he/she/it is outfooting
we are outfooting
you are outfooting
they are outfooting
Present perfect
I have outfooted
you have outfooted
he/she/it has outfooted
we have outfooted
you have outfooted
they have outfooted
Present perfect continuous
I have been outfooting
you have been outfooting
he/she/it has been outfooting
we have been outfooting
you have been outfooting
they have been outfooting
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 outfooted
you outfooted
he/she/it outfooted
we outfooted
you outfooted
they outfooted
Past continuous
I was outfooting
you were outfooting
he/she/it was outfooting
we were outfooting
you were outfooting
they were outfooting
Past perfect
I had outfooted
you had outfooted
he/she/it had outfooted
we had outfooted
you had outfooted
they had outfooted
Past perfect continuous
I had been outfooting
you had been outfooting
he/she/it had been outfooting
we had been outfooting
you had been outfooting
they had been outfooting
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will outfoot
you will outfoot
he/she/it will outfoot
we will outfoot
you will outfoot
they will outfoot
Future continuous
I will be outfooting
you will be outfooting
he/she/it will be outfooting
we will be outfooting
you will be outfooting
they will be outfooting
Future perfect
I will have outfooted
you will have outfooted
he/she/it will have outfooted
we will have outfooted
you will have outfooted
they will have outfooted
Future perfect continuous
I will have been outfooting
you will have been outfooting
he/she/it will have been outfooting
we will have been outfooting
you will have been outfooting
they will have been outfooting
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would outfoot
you would outfoot
he/she/it would outfoot
we would outfoot
you would outfoot
they would outfoot
Conditional continuous
I would be outfooting
you would be outfooting
he/she/it would be outfooting
we would be outfooting
you would be outfooting
they would be outfooting
Conditional perfect
I would have outfoot
you would have outfoot
he/she/it would have outfoot
we would have outfoot
you would have outfoot
they would have outfoot
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been outfooting
you would have been outfooting
he/she/it would have been outfooting
we would have been outfooting
you would have been outfooting
they would have been outfooting
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you outfoot
we let´s outfoot
you outfoot
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
outfooted
Present Participle
outfooting
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 «OUTFOOT»
Discover the use of
outfoot in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
outfoot and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Gymnastic and Folk Dancing: Clogs & jigs
... with inside again inside supporting lifted inside on outon on outfoot away foot
outside outfoot inside side outinside side to from as foot. side and foot. foot. side
foot. foot outpartner, it Swing foot step foot Join away side with swings inside over
...
2
Wallace's Monthly: An Illustrated Magazine Devoted to ...
Why, the little bay whirlwind will prick up his ears and outfoot any horse in the
world, I believe, coming down the stretch when Isaac gets one of these fits on. It's
the most wonderful sight I have ever seen. True, S. C. Phillips used to talk to the ...
3
The Compleat Cruiser: The Art, Practice and Enjoyment of Boating
However, in light weather they could outfoot anything else at the time and, with
their light draft often crossed parts of the Goodwin Sands and so eluded all
pursuit. So you see the Deal watermen, besides being famous pilots and life boat
men, ...
L. Francis Herreshoff, 1987
4
Mathieu Ropars: Et Cetera
Their pluck may not be doubted ; and who that has seen them, agile and
unwearied in the German or the valse a deux temps, could question their ability
to outfoot the fleetest bull that Andalusia itself could supply ? I commend the
matter then ...
5
Vanderbilt University Quarterly
Of course it was my duty to join the command, and I thought old George could be
trusted to outfoot anything the Federals had and would soon put me beyond fire,
so I gave him the spur. I was riding in a direction which made an acute angle ...
Vanderbilt University, 1907
... of one miniature "traditional" schooner. "The old hulls were too tubby, too deep
and heavy. And the gaff-headed sails didn't reach high enough to collect much
wind. "So how come I can outfoot a great many of the modern boats I meet?
7
Josh Billings: His Works, Complete (four Volumes in One)
It kan outfoot enny other noize. It kauzes the deaf tew hear, and the dum tew
shout for joy. Glorious old instrument ! long may yure lungs last! “ Ram's Ifom.”—A
spiral root, that emerges suddenly from the figure bed 0v the maskuline sheep,
and ...
But Breezie, my girl, you'll wish you were a hurricane presently when yonder long
-geared gentleman understands you are trying to outfoot him. By George ! Bow's
got 'em. How's that ? " he almost shouted, for the big dog had whirled and ...
9
The New England Magazine
The race of the enterprising journalist to outfoot " extra " in emergencies was not
then in vogue. The Essex Gazette, published at Salem, had by far the best report
of the events of the day, with a nearly complete list of those killed and wounded.
10
Uncle Sam's Boys as Lieutenants Or, Serving Old Glory as ...
"If I obey, even during a five minutes' delay, that craft will outfoot us to Mexico,
and a cargo of arms will be on the other shore. There's no time to communicate
with Captain Foster. What on earth shall I do – disobey and face the chance of
trial ...
H. Irving (Harrie Irving) Hancock, 2010
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «OUTFOOT»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
outfoot is used in the context of the following news items.
TV star Alice Barry glams it up for Red Nose Day
Alice, originally from Lowerhouse, has also donned a skimpy tennis outfoot and mimicked Pamela Anderson in a bikini for other charities. «Burnley Express, Feb 15»
Bigfoot impersonator killed on motorway after failed hoax
Randy Lee Tenley was skulking around in a ghillie suit, a camouflage outfoot worn by hunters, when he was hit on Sunday night in Montana. «TNT Magazine, Aug 12»
Dell's tablet – the Mini 5 – small but not as cheap as we want
Their Mini 5 (aka Streak) faces competition from Apple's iPad and HP's Slate and it looks like it's hoping to outfoot the competition by cutting the ... «Shiny Shiny, Feb 10»
