CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO OVERGET
PRESENT
Present
I overget
you overget
he/she/it overgets
we overget
you overget
they overget
Present continuous
I am overgeting
you are overgeting
he/she/it is overgeting
we are overgeting
you are overgeting
they are overgeting
Present perfect
I have overgeted
you have overgeted
he/she/it has overgeted
we have overgeted
you have overgeted
they have overgeted
Present perfect continuous
I have been overgeting
you have been overgeting
he/she/it has been overgeting
we have been overgeting
you have been overgeting
they have been overgeting
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 overgeted
you overgeted
he/she/it overgeted
we overgeted
you overgeted
they overgeted
Past continuous
I was overgeting
you were overgeting
he/she/it was overgeting
we were overgeting
you were overgeting
they were overgeting
Past perfect
I had overgeted
you had overgeted
he/she/it had overgeted
we had overgeted
you had overgeted
they had overgeted
Past perfect continuous
I had been overgeting
you had been overgeting
he/she/it had been overgeting
we had been overgeting
you had been overgeting
they had been overgeting
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will overget
you will overget
he/she/it will overget
we will overget
you will overget
they will overget
Future continuous
I will be overgeting
you will be overgeting
he/she/it will be overgeting
we will be overgeting
you will be overgeting
they will be overgeting
Future perfect
I will have overgeted
you will have overgeted
he/she/it will have overgeted
we will have overgeted
you will have overgeted
they will have overgeted
Future perfect continuous
I will have been overgeting
you will have been overgeting
he/she/it will have been overgeting
we will have been overgeting
you will have been overgeting
they will have been overgeting
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would overget
you would overget
he/she/it would overget
we would overget
you would overget
they would overget
Conditional continuous
I would be overgeting
you would be overgeting
he/she/it would be overgeting
we would be overgeting
you would be overgeting
they would be overgeting
Conditional perfect
I would have overget
you would have overget
he/she/it would have overget
we would have overget
you would have overget
they would have overget
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been overgeting
you would have been overgeting
he/she/it would have been overgeting
we would have been overgeting
you would have been overgeting
they would have been overgeting
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you overget
we let´s overget
you overget
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
overgeted
Present Participle
overgeting
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 «OVERGET»
Discover the use of
overget in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
overget and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The New And Complete Dictionary Of The English Language: In ...
OVergetting {p. a. from overget) Overtaking, coming up with. OVerglance (v. t.
from over, and glance) To look hastily over. Shake/ware. OVergo (v. t. from over,
and go) To surpass, to excel. OVergoing ( p. a. from overgo) Surpassing",
excelling.
2
Salopia Antiqua: Or, An Enquiry from Personal Survey Into ...
Ex. " He unnud overget this bout I reckon." Over run, v. to leave unfinished, to
decamp. Ex. " He's over run his work." Owler, s. the alder: more frequently called
the Wollur or Wuller : which see. Owlert, t. the owl, generically speaking.
Charles Henry Hartshorne, 1841
Not a minute had she took it when — I shan't overget the fright for a year to come
— she was gone." " A year ! " echoed Mrs. Gould from the door, where she had
stood trembling and sobbing, her head just pushed into the chamber. "I shan't ...
Eneas Sweetland Dallas, 1864
4
Lord Oakburn's Daughters
She could not overget her shock of astonishment. “What do you say to my boyish
fancy, now, mother?” asked Frederick. “Did I wrong Carlton?” “Hush!” she said. “It
seems to me to savour of that faculty told of as pertaining to Scotland—second ...
5
Colburn's New Monthly Magazine and Humorist
The pain is here, over my left temple. Bathe it for me, will you, George?” A
handkerchief and some eau-de-Cologne were lying on the table by her. George
gallantly undertook the otfice: but he could not overget his wonder. “ I'll tell you
what, ...
6
The English dialect dictionary, being the complete ...
Sc. (JAM. Suppl.) 9. Superintendenee. ib. 10. An overseer, superintendent,the
director ofa band ofworkmen. ib. 11. A coat ofpaint or plaster; a washing, scouring
, or whitewashing. Bnfl'.' 12. A harrowing. raking, or scraping. ib. OVERGET, o.
7
An English-Japanese Dictionary, Together with a Table of ...
... outspeed outspread Отыщи! outstride outswear outswcll outwear outweep
outwork overbear overbid overblow overburn overbny overcast overclimb
overcome overdo ovcrdraw overdrink self) overdrive мех-ем (опе'в self)
overfreìgllt overget ...
Masayoshi Maeda, Shinkichi Takahashi, 1869
8
Le Morte Darthur : The Winchester Manuscript
Then the hermit ran away; and when Sir Lancelot might not overget him, he threw
his sword after him, for he might no further for bleeding. Then the hermit turned
again and asked Sir Lancelot how he was hurt. 'Ah, my fellow,' said Sir Lancelot,
...
Thomas Malory, Helen Cooper, 1998
9
The Earl's Heirs: A Tale of Domestic Life
And her draught, sir, we give her sometime after," Mrs. Pepperfly had continued, "
and not a minute had she took it, when — I shan't overget the fright for a year to
come — she was gone." " A year !" echoed wailing Mrs. Gould from the door, ...
10
The new monthly magazine
Before he was twenty years of age, he had separated from his wife ; when pretty
Cecil was yet a child : and the next ten years he spent abroad, striving to overget
its remembrance. June— TOL. CXXT. NO. ccccxcvm. m His own family, you may
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