CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO OVERGRAIN
PRESENT
Present
I overgrain
you overgrain
he/she/it overgrains
we overgrain
you overgrain
they overgrain
Present continuous
I am overgraining
you are overgraining
he/she/it is overgraining
we are overgraining
you are overgraining
they are overgraining
Present perfect
I have overgrained
you have overgrained
he/she/it has overgrained
we have overgrained
you have overgrained
they have overgrained
Present perfect continuous
I have been overgraining
you have been overgraining
he/she/it has been overgraining
we have been overgraining
you have been overgraining
they have been overgraining
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 overgrained
you overgrained
he/she/it overgrained
we overgrained
you overgrained
they overgrained
Past continuous
I was overgraining
you were overgraining
he/she/it was overgraining
we were overgraining
you were overgraining
they were overgraining
Past perfect
I had overgrained
you had overgrained
he/she/it had overgrained
we had overgrained
you had overgrained
they had overgrained
Past perfect continuous
I had been overgraining
you had been overgraining
he/she/it had been overgraining
we had been overgraining
you had been overgraining
they had been overgraining
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will overgrain
you will overgrain
he/she/it will overgrain
we will overgrain
you will overgrain
they will overgrain
Future continuous
I will be overgraining
you will be overgraining
he/she/it will be overgraining
we will be overgraining
you will be overgraining
they will be overgraining
Future perfect
I will have overgrained
you will have overgrained
he/she/it will have overgrained
we will have overgrained
you will have overgrained
they will have overgrained
Future perfect continuous
I will have been overgraining
you will have been overgraining
he/she/it will have been overgraining
we will have been overgraining
you will have been overgraining
they will have been overgraining
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would overgrain
you would overgrain
he/she/it would overgrain
we would overgrain
you would overgrain
they would overgrain
Conditional continuous
I would be overgraining
you would be overgraining
he/she/it would be overgraining
we would be overgraining
you would be overgraining
they would be overgraining
Conditional perfect
I would have overgrain
you would have overgrain
he/she/it would have overgrain
we would have overgrain
you would have overgrain
they would have overgrain
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been overgraining
you would have been overgraining
he/she/it would have been overgraining
we would have been overgraining
you would have been overgraining
they would have been overgraining
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you overgrain
we let´s overgrain
you overgrain
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
overgrained
Present Participle
overgraining
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 «OVERGRAIN»
Discover the use of
overgrain in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
overgrain and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Chambers's Twentieth Century Dictionary (part 3 of 4: N-R)
Overgrain′er, a longbristled brush used in graining wood. Overgrassed,
ōvėrgrast′, adj. (Spens.) overstocked or overgrown with grass. Overgreedy,
ōvėrgrēd′i, adj. excessively greedy. Overgreen, ōvėrgrēn′, v.t. (Shak.) to cover
over so ...
2
The Complete Guide to Wood Finishes: How to Apply and ...
The undergrain is allowed to dry before first a figuring glaze and then the
overgrain are applied on top. The ground color for mahogany should be a brown
terra-cotta hue, but an exact match is not necessary. Brown terra-cotta undercoat
...
3
Workshop Receipts: for manufacturers and scientific amateurs
Soften, and allow to dry ; overgrain with the same colour. ( b) Grind raw sienna
and whiting in ale very thin, and colour the surface. Soften whilst wet, and take
out the lights with a mottling brush; when dry, overgrain with the same colour
applied ...
4
Workshop receipts, for manufactures and scientific amateurs
evenly and soften ; then mottle and feather same as for mahogany. Soften, and
allow to dry ; overgrain with the same colour. (b) Grind raw sienna and whiting in
ale very thin, and colour the surface. Soften whilst wet, and take out the lights with
...
a time, as it must be grained before it dries. For the graining use some of the
ground colour, to which add a little Prussian blue, apply this with a feather, in
long veins. Overgrain with the ground colour. 2. Mix white-lead and turpentine,
and add ...
For the graining use some of the ground colour, to which add a little Prussian
blue, apply this with a feather, in long veins. Overgrain with the ground colour. 2.
Mix white-lead and turpentine, and add a little Prussian blue, for the ground
colour.
Ernest Spon, Robert Haldane (of London.), Charles George Warnford Lock, 1883
7
American library edition of workshop receipts: being a ...
When dry, overgrain. Graining Roller. — This tool consists of a roller of wood or
metal mounted on a spindle, to which are attached a frame and a handle. Around
the wooden roller id a wrapper of leather, on which is cut or stamped an imitation
...
8
Henley's Twentieth Century Formulas, Recipes and Processes: ...
When thorou hly dry, carefully wet the work over wit clean water and clean mottler
, and put in darker overgrain with a thin oak overgrainer or overgrainer in tubes.
Maple.——-Sixty pounds white lead; 1 ounce deep vermilion; 1 ounce lemon ...
Gardner Dexter Hiscox, 1930
9
The Prophet Isaiah: an Exegetical and Doctrinal Commentary
They that make any thing their hiding-place but Christ, the waters shall overflow it
, as every' shelter but the ark was overtopped and overgrain; by the waters of the
deluge.” HENRY.— 8. On ver. 19. “ People who are not tried are inexperienced, ...
Carl Wilhelm Eduard Nagelsbach, John Peter Lange, Philip Schaff, 2007
10
New Approaches to Naples c.1500–c.1800: The Power of Place
... among sheepowners, the generalità dei locati,with evidence ofindependently
elected representatives fromthe earlyfifteenth century; Silvio Zotta hasdescribed
local towncouncils' arguments overgrain prices and production inthefeudal
stateof ...
Professor Helen Hills, Dr Melissa Calaresu, 2013
