CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO OUTSAIL
PRESENT
Present
I outsail
you outsail
he/she/it outsails
we outsail
you outsail
they outsail
Present continuous
I am outsailing
you are outsailing
he/she/it is outsailing
we are outsailing
you are outsailing
they are outsailing
Present perfect
I have outsailed
you have outsailed
he/she/it has outsailed
we have outsailed
you have outsailed
they have outsailed
Present perfect continuous
I have been outsailing
you have been outsailing
he/she/it has been outsailing
we have been outsailing
you have been outsailing
they have been outsailing
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 outsailed
you outsailed
he/she/it outsailed
we outsailed
you outsailed
they outsailed
Past continuous
I was outsailing
you were outsailing
he/she/it was outsailing
we were outsailing
you were outsailing
they were outsailing
Past perfect
I had outsailed
you had outsailed
he/she/it had outsailed
we had outsailed
you had outsailed
they had outsailed
Past perfect continuous
I had been outsailing
you had been outsailing
he/she/it had been outsailing
we had been outsailing
you had been outsailing
they had been outsailing
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will outsail
you will outsail
he/she/it will outsail
we will outsail
you will outsail
they will outsail
Future continuous
I will be outsailing
you will be outsailing
he/she/it will be outsailing
we will be outsailing
you will be outsailing
they will be outsailing
Future perfect
I will have outsailed
you will have outsailed
he/she/it will have outsailed
we will have outsailed
you will have outsailed
they will have outsailed
Future perfect continuous
I will have been outsailing
you will have been outsailing
he/she/it will have been outsailing
we will have been outsailing
you will have been outsailing
they will have been outsailing
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would outsail
you would outsail
he/she/it would outsail
we would outsail
you would outsail
they would outsail
Conditional continuous
I would be outsailing
you would be outsailing
he/she/it would be outsailing
we would be outsailing
you would be outsailing
they would be outsailing
Conditional perfect
I would have outsail
you would have outsail
he/she/it would have outsail
we would have outsail
you would have outsail
they would have outsail
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been outsailing
you would have been outsailing
he/she/it would have been outsailing
we would have been outsailing
you would have been outsailing
they would have been outsailing
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you outsail
we let´s outsail
you outsail
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
outsailed
Present Participle
outsailing
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 «OUTSAIL»
Discover the use of
outsail in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
outsail and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
An improved system of telegraphic communication
I -ed, 2 -ing, 3 -s, 4 you outsail us, 5 we outsail yon, 6 she will outsail us, 7 I shall
outsail, 8 you will outsail, 9 he will outsail* 0 outsailed him, S outsailed us. 829
OWN. 1 -ed, 2 -ing, 3 -s, 4 -er, 5 -ers, 6 who are the owners ? 7 the owners of. . , 8
...
As, f0r instance, if a man finds that one with a clean entrance will outsail another
that hath a bluff bow, or the contrary, he is then to endeavour to find the true
mean proportion between being too bluff and too sharp; and so, in other respects:
...
There's a dozen men in this town that can outsail Jones! Why, Richard Nason can
outsail Jones! Why, my God, I '3' can outsail Jones Rowlandson Drown made a
ripping sound between his tightly closed lips, whereupon Jeddy pushed closer ...
Kenneth Lewis Roberts, 1997
There seemed nothing short of Providence to save us ; if it remained calm, he
would bore us through with his long gun ; if it breezed up, he could outsail us. "
Mr. Tomkins, keep an eye to him, and let me know of any movement. Mr. Turner ...
Nathan Hale, Henry Theodore Tuckerman, 1842
They shallbe largeenoughto outfight allbutthe largest Europeanbattleships, while
alsobeing fast enough to outsail all but the fleetest of opponents as well! It willbe
our captains'choice to fight or flee, overwhelming all but the strongest ships of ...
6
Bonhomme Richard Vs Serapis: Flamborough Head 1779
It could not outsail a fast cruiser, but it could outsail any merchantman in its
convoy. Thus while it could not chase down an attacking raider, it could run down
and recapture any prizes taken. While frigates could (and did) escort convoys,
there ...
The schedule is based on starting with seven contenders. nis lacks talent, but if
we can achieve some degree of parity with him, we will be able to outsail him." “
All that crap about 'we're going to outsail them,' “ growled Conner aboard the ...
Shall we outsail them, lads, or shall we come closer and see just what the
disposition of our would-be allies now is? " THE black flag had been hauled
down with the capture of the trader, but there was little doubt that the- description
of Lafitte s ...
9
The parliamentary register; or, History of the proceedings ...
It is well known that large vessels outsail smaller ones of similar construction ;
and this has occasioned the gradual increase in the lizc of the smuggling vessels
. — It is believed that clinch- Work vessels will outsail carvel-built ones ; and ...
10
Gleanings in Europe: England:
When their American competitors boasted of their own ships, that they could
outsail those of England, and that their general qualities were better, verifying all
by alleged facts, the latter, as a matter of course, were deemed lies. Were a
hundred ...
James Fenimore Cooper, 1837
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «OUTSAIL»
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outsail is used in the context of the following news items.
RYCT sailors win Australian Team Racing Championship
... Phillip George and Archer Disney, the RYCT/SYC team, called the Talladega Nights, came from behind to outsail the For the Lads team, the ... «My Sailing, Jun 14»
One of the Greatest Comebacks in Sports History
There was little time to experiment with the new technique, and Mr. Ozanne's software indicated Oracle would easily outsail New Zealand ... «Wall Street Journal, Feb 14»
America's Cup: Emirates knock out Luna Rossa to set up Oracle race
Which yacht will be faster and if they are even which team will outwit and outsail the opponent? It is predicted that Luna Rossa will now trial ... «The Independent, Aug 13»
Sailing Boats Through the Ages – History of Sailboats
There was, however, one type of boat that we couldn't outsail on a reach – the local fishermen's ingalawas. These were lateen-rigged canoes ... «YachtPals.com News, Jul 13»
Nicole Kidman Interview : Divorce with Tom Cruise was a shock to …
Two years later, she was cast in the film Dead Calm, which required her to outfox, outsail and outfight a psychotic interloper. She was nude in one sequence, ... «National Turk English, Nov 12»
Wind, rain, snow and fire: The storm that broke records — and hearts
The ship was en route to its winter berth in St. Petersburg, Florida, determined to outsail Sandy. Claudene Christian's interest in the Bounty ... «My Fox 8, Nov 12»
Cunningsburgh man Magnie helps salvage sunken teak for Cutty Sark
... she was manufactured expressly to outsail the clipper Thermopylae in the fiercely competitive tea trade – great profits were made by bringing ... «Shetland Times Online, Oct 11»
Sea Notes: A Couple of Round the Bay Races Challenge Fall Sailors
Lobo's much smaller Pearson Flyer almost took the race, passing Shadowfax, Radiant, Freya and Sea Hawk, but could not outsail Walsh and ... «South Coast Today, Sep 11»
Nick Rogers and Joe Glanfield 'proud and relieved' with second …
... and the Yngling Girls needed to control their opponents, the British needed to wriggle free and outsail the crews ahead of them on points. «Telegraph.co.uk, Aug 08»
Westlake old boy Barker was 'one to watch'
They were fast but we thought we could probably outsail them." He said race four was the turning point. "We never ripped a sail like that before. «Auckland stuff.co.nz, Sep 07»
