CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO OUTPROMISE
PRESENT
Present
I outpromise
you outpromise
he/she/it outpromises
we outpromise
you outpromise
they outpromise
Present continuous
I am outpromising
you are outpromising
he/she/it is outpromising
we are outpromising
you are outpromising
they are outpromising
Present perfect
I have outpromised
you have outpromised
he/she/it has outpromised
we have outpromised
you have outpromised
they have outpromised
Present perfect continuous
I have been outpromising
you have been outpromising
he/she/it has been outpromising
we have been outpromising
you have been outpromising
they have been outpromising
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 outpromised
you outpromised
he/she/it outpromised
we outpromised
you outpromised
they outpromised
Past continuous
I was outpromising
you were outpromising
he/she/it was outpromising
we were outpromising
you were outpromising
they were outpromising
Past perfect
I had outpromised
you had outpromised
he/she/it had outpromised
we had outpromised
you had outpromised
they had outpromised
Past perfect continuous
I had been outpromising
you had been outpromising
he/she/it had been outpromising
we had been outpromising
you had been outpromising
they had been outpromising
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will outpromise
you will outpromise
he/she/it will outpromise
we will outpromise
you will outpromise
they will outpromise
Future continuous
I will be outpromising
you will be outpromising
he/she/it will be outpromising
we will be outpromising
you will be outpromising
they will be outpromising
Future perfect
I will have outpromised
you will have outpromised
he/she/it will have outpromised
we will have outpromised
you will have outpromised
they will have outpromised
Future perfect continuous
I will have been outpromising
you will have been outpromising
he/she/it will have been outpromising
we will have been outpromising
you will have been outpromising
they will have been outpromising
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would outpromise
you would outpromise
he/she/it would outpromise
we would outpromise
you would outpromise
they would outpromise
Conditional continuous
I would be outpromising
you would be outpromising
he/she/it would be outpromising
we would be outpromising
you would be outpromising
they would be outpromising
Conditional perfect
I would have outpromise
you would have outpromise
he/she/it would have outpromise
we would have outpromise
you would have outpromise
they would have outpromise
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been outpromising
you would have been outpromising
he/she/it would have been outpromising
we would have been outpromising
you would have been outpromising
they would have been outpromising
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you outpromise
we let´s outpromise
you outpromise
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
outpromised
Present Participle
outpromising
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 «OUTPROMISE»
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outpromise in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
outpromise and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
That's when he came up withaplan to outpromise thesocialists, outpromise the
alluring temptation of lifein America, and sweeten thepot for living in Germany.
The idea he launched was national insurance—state welfare of the highest order.
Paul B. Skousen, Mrs. W. Cleon Skousen, 2014
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Nothing Else to Fear: New Perspectives on America in the ...
Long could outpromise Roosevelt and yet, at the same time appeal to
conservative suspicion of the bureaucratic, collectivist and dictatorial nature of
the New Deal. As in agriculture, so in industry and welfare, the New Deal could
be attacked at ...
Stephen W. Baskerville, Ralph Willett, 1985
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United States Congressional serial set
If you admit that they are going to outpromise you on what the Federal
Government will do for the people, how can the people possibly vote for you ?"
The answer is this. They outpromise us m what they say the Federal Government
will do, but ...
4
Freedom of communications: Final report of the Committee on ...
If you admit that they are going to outpromise you on what the Federal
Government Wlll do for the people, how can the people possibly vo_te for you?”
The answer 1s this. hey outpromise us 1n what they say the Federal Government
will do, ...
United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Commerce, John Fitzgerald Kennedy, Richard Milhous Nixon, 1961
If you admit that they are going to outpromise you on what the Federal
Government will do for the people, how can the people possibly vote for you ?"
The answer is this. They outpromise us in what they say the Federal Government
will do, but ...
United States. Congress, 1961
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Time Present, Time Past: A Memoir
Huey believed that he could defeat FDR, and he certainly knew he would
outpromise him. “His mother's watching him,” Huey said. “She won't let him go too
far, but I ain't got no mother left. . . . He's livin' on inherited income. I got nothin', so
I ...
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Kennedy & Nixon: The Rivalry that Shaped Postwar America
America could not afford to loseany more ground in Asia. Nixonmovedto theright
oncivilrights aswell. “In this election year, Republicanswill be urged bysome to
outpromise the Johnson administration on civil rights inthe hope of political gains,
” ...
The poem manages to walk that fine line between patriotism and grief, mourning
and resilience. The opening image, ofthe poppies scattered amongst the graves,
seems to hold outpromise ofsome beautyin a dark world, although the statement
...
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History Between Their Ears:
Competing applicants promised to implement every conceivable bluesky “service
,” each seeking to outpromise the other. Outrageously irresponsible franchise
feeswere proposed. Fully equipped video studioswere committed, at nocost,
along ...
But promising isn't cheap— icially when you have to go on TV to outpromise your
opponent. entire political process requires God knows how much money . like I
told you, that's where I come in.” ihe looked at him, as though expecting some ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «OUTPROMISE»
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outpromise is used in the context of the following news items.
Michael Gerson: Barry Goldwater's warning to the GOP
“We can't outpromise the Democrats.” When Goldwater eventually, inevitably and massively lost, it is instructive where he placed the blame. «Washington Post, Apr 14»
