CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO OUTJOCKEY
PRESENT
Present
I outjockey
you outjockey
he/she/it outjockeys
we outjockey
you outjockey
they outjockey
Present continuous
I am outjockeying
you are outjockeying
he/she/it is outjockeying
we are outjockeying
you are outjockeying
they are outjockeying
Present perfect
I have outjockeyed
you have outjockeyed
he/she/it has outjockeyed
we have outjockeyed
you have outjockeyed
they have outjockeyed
Present perfect continuous
I have been outjockeying
you have been outjockeying
he/she/it has been outjockeying
we have been outjockeying
you have been outjockeying
they have been outjockeying
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 outjockeyed
you outjockeyed
he/she/it outjockeyed
we outjockeyed
you outjockeyed
they outjockeyed
Past continuous
I was outjockeying
you were outjockeying
he/she/it was outjockeying
we were outjockeying
you were outjockeying
they were outjockeying
Past perfect
I had outjockeyed
you had outjockeyed
he/she/it had outjockeyed
we had outjockeyed
you had outjockeyed
they had outjockeyed
Past perfect continuous
I had been outjockeying
you had been outjockeying
he/she/it had been outjockeying
we had been outjockeying
you had been outjockeying
they had been outjockeying
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will outjockey
you will outjockey
he/she/it will outjockey
we will outjockey
you will outjockey
they will outjockey
Future continuous
I will be outjockeying
you will be outjockeying
he/she/it will be outjockeying
we will be outjockeying
you will be outjockeying
they will be outjockeying
Future perfect
I will have outjockeyed
you will have outjockeyed
he/she/it will have outjockeyed
we will have outjockeyed
you will have outjockeyed
they will have outjockeyed
Future perfect continuous
I will have been outjockeying
you will have been outjockeying
he/she/it will have been outjockeying
we will have been outjockeying
you will have been outjockeying
they will have been outjockeying
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would outjockey
you would outjockey
he/she/it would outjockey
we would outjockey
you would outjockey
they would outjockey
Conditional continuous
I would be outjockeying
you would be outjockeying
he/she/it would be outjockeying
we would be outjockeying
you would be outjockeying
they would be outjockeying
Conditional perfect
I would have outjockey
you would have outjockey
he/she/it would have outjockey
we would have outjockey
you would have outjockey
they would have outjockey
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been outjockeying
you would have been outjockeying
he/she/it would have been outjockeying
we would have been outjockeying
you would have been outjockeying
they would have been outjockeying
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you outjockey
we let´s outjockey
you outjockey
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
outjockeyed
Present Participle
outjockeying
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 «OUTJOCKEY»
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outjockey in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
outjockey and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Thesaurus
... purlieus, suburbs outslick vb syn tax, outfox, outgeneral, outjockey, out-
maneuver, outreach, outsmart, outthink, overreach, undo outsmart vb syn
OUTWIT, outfox, outgeneral, outjockey, outmaneuver, outreach, outslick, outthink,
overreach, ...
Merriam-Webster, Inc, 1988
2
The Novels of Charles Lever: The Bramleighs of Bishop's folly
Outbid him, outjockey him, overreach him, but never forget to make him believe
he knows more of the game than you do. If you have any success over him,
ascribe it to " luck," mere "luck." The most envious of men will forgive "luck," all the
...
Charles James Lever, 1899
3
The Bramleighs of Bishop's Folly
You are a young fellow entering upon life — let me give you a word of counsel.
Always be inferior to the man you are, for the time being, in contact with. Outbid
him, outjockey him, overreach him, but never forget to make him believe he
knows ...
Charles James Lever, 1904
4
The Novels of Charles Lever: Barrington, To which is added, ...
You are a young fellow entering upon life — let me give you a word of counsel.
Always be inferior to the man you are, for the time being, in contact with. Outbid
him, outjockey him, overreach him, but never forget to make him believe he
knows ...
Charles James Lever, 1894
5
Directory, revised to March 1861(-June 1885), with ...
Outbid him, outjockey him, overreach him, but never forget to make him believe
he knows more of the game than you do. If you have any success over him,
ascribe it to ' luck,' mere ' luck.' The most envious of men will forgive ' luck,' all the
...
Science and art department, 1868
Outbid him, outjockey him, overreach him, but never forget to make him believe
he knows more of the game than you do. If you have any success over him,
ascribe it to ' luck,' mere ' luck.' The most envious of men will forgive 'luck,' all the
more ...
George Smith, William Makepeace Thackeray, 1868
7
Novels and Romances of Charles Lever: Bramleighs of Bishop's ...
You are a young fellow entering upon life — let me give you a word of counsel.
Always be inferior to the man you are, for the time being, in contact with. Outbid
him, outjockey him, overreach him, but never forget to make him believe he
knows ...
Charles James Lever, 1904
8
The Gentleman's Magazine
And a country grazier lays his money at a horse match with the same freedom as
the greatest lord of them all ; for here is no ceremony, but everybody strives to
outjockey, as the phrase is, one another." M. Misson, by the way, sarcastically ...
9
The Works of Charles Lever
he never got over it, sir, never! You are a young fellow entering upon life—let me
give you a word of counsel. Always be inferior to the man you are, for the time
being, in contact with. Outbid him, outjockey him, overreach him, but never forget
to ...
Charles James Lever, 1900
got over it, sir, never ! You are a young fellow entering into life — let me give you
a word of counsel. Always be inferior to the man you are, for the time being, in
contact with. Outbid him, outjockey him, overreach him, but never forget to make ...
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