CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO OUTSTRAIN
PRESENT
Present
I outstrain
you outstrain
he/she/it outstrains
we outstrain
you outstrain
they outstrain
Present continuous
I am outstraining
you are outstraining
he/she/it is outstraining
we are outstraining
you are outstraining
they are outstraining
Present perfect
I have outstrained
you have outstrained
he/she/it has outstrained
we have outstrained
you have outstrained
they have outstrained
Present perfect continuous
I have been outstraining
you have been outstraining
he/she/it has been outstraining
we have been outstraining
you have been outstraining
they have been outstraining
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 outstrained
you outstrained
he/she/it outstrained
we outstrained
you outstrained
they outstrained
Past continuous
I was outstraining
you were outstraining
he/she/it was outstraining
we were outstraining
you were outstraining
they were outstraining
Past perfect
I had outstrained
you had outstrained
he/she/it had outstrained
we had outstrained
you had outstrained
they had outstrained
Past perfect continuous
I had been outstraining
you had been outstraining
he/she/it had been outstraining
we had been outstraining
you had been outstraining
they had been outstraining
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will outstrain
you will outstrain
he/she/it will outstrain
we will outstrain
you will outstrain
they will outstrain
Future continuous
I will be outstraining
you will be outstraining
he/she/it will be outstraining
we will be outstraining
you will be outstraining
they will be outstraining
Future perfect
I will have outstrained
you will have outstrained
he/she/it will have outstrained
we will have outstrained
you will have outstrained
they will have outstrained
Future perfect continuous
I will have been outstraining
you will have been outstraining
he/she/it will have been outstraining
we will have been outstraining
you will have been outstraining
they will have been outstraining
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would outstrain
you would outstrain
he/she/it would outstrain
we would outstrain
you would outstrain
they would outstrain
Conditional continuous
I would be outstraining
you would be outstraining
he/she/it would be outstraining
we would be outstraining
you would be outstraining
they would be outstraining
Conditional perfect
I would have outstrain
you would have outstrain
he/she/it would have outstrain
we would have outstrain
you would have outstrain
they would have outstrain
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been outstraining
you would have been outstraining
he/she/it would have been outstraining
we would have been outstraining
you would have been outstraining
they would have been outstraining
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you outstrain
we let´s outstrain
you outstrain
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
outstrained
Present Participle
outstraining
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 «OUTSTRAIN»
Discover the use of
outstrain in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
outstrain and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Cancer Research: The Official Organ of the American ...
In these latter passages both bacterial contamination and mite infestation were
found after the graft broke through the skin and formed an open lesion, thus
accounting for TABLE 1 Outstrain Tests from CSH Subline this small percentage (
7.4 ...
In her least work, as in her greatest, shows To his confessing eyes the unattained
And unattainable, and tho' his pride, Stung to its strength, outstrain the furthest
stretch Of man, and bring the trophies of the world, She, still unsatisfied, by Day ...
3
The poetical works of Leigh Hunt, containing many pieces now ...
If honourable wealth and sacred friends Can shield it from mad envy ; and if I err'
d Sometimes as husband, she I loved err'd more, With spirit so swelling as
outstrain'd her life. Oh, every man's infirmities, more or less, Mix with his love ;
and they ...
4
The poetical works of Leigh Hunt
My name has worship still ; and still will have it, If honorable wealth and sacred
friends Can shield it from mad envy ; and if I err'd Sometimes as husband, she I
loved err'd more, With spirit so swelling as outstrain'd her life. Oh, every man's ...
Leigh Hunt, Samuel Adams Lee, 1857
5
Balder ... By the author of “The Roman” i.e. Sydney Thompson ...
In her least work, as in her greatest, shows To his confessing eyes the unattained
And unattainable, and tho' his pride, Stung to its strength, outstrain the furthest
stretch Of man, and bring the trophies of the world, She, still unsatisfied, by Day ...
6
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine
My name has worship still ; and still will have it, If honourable wealth and sacred
friends Can shield it from mad envy ; and if I err'd Sometimes as husband, she I
loved err'd more, With spirit so swelhng as outstrain'd her life. Oh, every man's ...
7
English Language Word Builder
... RESPONDER RODFISHER SALURETIC SECUNDINE SHEARLING
SODBUSTER STYLOBATE SUBALTERN SUBCELLAR SUBCONSUL
OUTHUSTLE OUTLINEAR OUTPREACH OUTRUNNER OUTSTRAIN
OUTSTROVE OUTWORKER ...
8
Thalaba the destroyer: a rhythmical romance
When the blast is loud, When the waters fill The Traveller's tread in the sands,
When the pouring shower Streams adown the roof, When the door-curtain hangs
in heavier folds, When the outstrain'd tent flags loosely, Within there is the
embers' ...
9
The poetical works of Leigh Hunt, revised by himself and ed. ...
My name has worship still ; and still will have it, If honorable wealth and sacred
friends Can shield it from mad envy ; and if I err'd Sometimes as husband, she I
loved err'd more, With spirit so swelling as outstrain'd her life. Oh, every man's ...
Leigh Hunt, Samuel Adams Lee, 1857
10
Buonaparté, The Royal Exchange, odes of Horace, etc
Let not this joyous day retreat Without the lucky mark of Crete, Nor spare to pour
the jar at hand, Nor let the Salian ancles stand ; Nor Bassus Damalis outstrain
The Thraeian amystis* to drain, Nor let the banquet want the rose, Green Parsley,
...
James Usher (of Whitechapel.), 1842
