CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO OVERPERSUADE
PRESENT
Present
I overpersuade
you overpersuade
he/she/it overpersuades
we overpersuade
you overpersuade
they overpersuade
Present continuous
I am overpersuading
you are overpersuading
he/she/it is overpersuading
we are overpersuading
you are overpersuading
they are overpersuading
Present perfect
I have overpersuaded
you have overpersuaded
he/she/it has overpersuaded
we have overpersuaded
you have overpersuaded
they have overpersuaded
Present perfect continuous
I have been overpersuading
you have been overpersuading
he/she/it has been overpersuading
we have been overpersuading
you have been overpersuading
they have been overpersuading
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 overpersuaded
you overpersuaded
he/she/it overpersuaded
we overpersuaded
you overpersuaded
they overpersuaded
Past continuous
I was overpersuading
you were overpersuading
he/she/it was overpersuading
we were overpersuading
you were overpersuading
they were overpersuading
Past perfect
I had overpersuaded
you had overpersuaded
he/she/it had overpersuaded
we had overpersuaded
you had overpersuaded
they had overpersuaded
Past perfect continuous
I had been overpersuading
you had been overpersuading
he/she/it had been overpersuading
we had been overpersuading
you had been overpersuading
they had been overpersuading
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will overpersuade
you will overpersuade
he/she/it will overpersuade
we will overpersuade
you will overpersuade
they will overpersuade
Future continuous
I will be overpersuading
you will be overpersuading
he/she/it will be overpersuading
we will be overpersuading
you will be overpersuading
they will be overpersuading
Future perfect
I will have overpersuaded
you will have overpersuaded
he/she/it will have overpersuaded
we will have overpersuaded
you will have overpersuaded
they will have overpersuaded
Future perfect continuous
I will have been overpersuading
you will have been overpersuading
he/she/it will have been overpersuading
we will have been overpersuading
you will have been overpersuading
they will have been overpersuading
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would overpersuade
you would overpersuade
he/she/it would overpersuade
we would overpersuade
you would overpersuade
they would overpersuade
Conditional continuous
I would be overpersuading
you would be overpersuading
he/she/it would be overpersuading
we would be overpersuading
you would be overpersuading
they would be overpersuading
Conditional perfect
I would have overpersuade
you would have overpersuade
he/she/it would have overpersuade
we would have overpersuade
you would have overpersuade
they would have overpersuade
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been overpersuading
you would have been overpersuading
he/she/it would have been overpersuading
we would have been overpersuading
you would have been overpersuading
they would have been overpersuading
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you overpersuade
we let´s overpersuade
you overpersuade
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Infinitive
to overpersuade
Past participle
overpersuaded
Present Participle
overpersuading
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 «OVERPERSUADE»
Discover the use of
overpersuade in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
overpersuade and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Persuasion IQ: The 10 Skills You Need to Get Exactly What ...
Many times, our impatience to impress our audience with our knowledge and
wisdom leads to overpersuading. When you overpersuade, you give your
audience no room to ask questions or make a decision. You come across as
forceful, ...
... ought to have put faith in what Mabel told meatthe head ofthelake, for
reasonand judgment might have shown me its truth;but it isso pleasant tothink
what we wish, and mankind so easily overpersuade us, when we overpersuade
ourselves.
James Fenimore Cooper, 2009
3
Richard Hooker, Of the Laws of Ecclesiastical Polity
... to the end they might think their own sway somewhat; but when things came to
trial ofpractice their Pastors' learning would be at all times offorce to
overpersuade simple men, who knowing the time of their own Presidentship to be
but short, ...
4
Capricon Rhyming Dictionary: (aid to Rhyme)
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Equable, invaluable, valuable UABLB see ABLE Quad, squad Dissuade,
overpersuade, persuade Quaff Agglutinative language, assuage, language U
SOUNDS ...
(3) On the other hand, capital and its advocates try to overpersuade the working
class to this point of view by talking them into the belief that indirect taxes and the
demand of the state would only bring about a change in the material form of ...
6
Italian Pocket Dictionary: In Two Parts : I. Italian and ...
... soprappiù Overmuch, a. superfino; — ad. troppo, troppo grande Over-officious,
a. troppo officioso Overpass, v. a. sorpassare Overpay, v. a. strapagare
Overpersuade, v. a. persuadera mal a proposite Overplus, ». soprappiù
Overpower, t>. a.
Giuspanio Graglia, J. Ouiseau, 1833
7
Essays and correspondence, chiefly on Scriptural subjects, ...
Of the grief that we feel I shall say nothing, for my object is not by any means to
work on your feelings, or overpersuade you (if I even could) to continue in
outward' union with a church with which you are not agreed. The only outward
union that ...
John Walker, William Burton (of Bloomsbury), 1838
I fear I was weak, andlethim overpersuade me to accompany him to one of his
haunts.Iuse theword advisedly,” said Mr. Thipps, “andI assure you, sir, thatifI had
known beforehand where we were going I never would have set foot in the place.
9
The Flight of the Shadow
When she had once made up her mind in the negative, no foolish attempt of mine
could overpersuade her could makehertrust ourweight onit a hair'sbreadth.
Inabog the greenestspots arethe most dangerous, and Zoe knew it:the
mattedroots ...
10
An Ornament to His Profession
'Don't let me overpersuade you. Come only if you want to.' She so sympathetic
that even knowing what I did I was convinced she was being genuine. Could I be
wrong? Perhaps friendship was all she was after. Nevertheless it gave me a
pang ...
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «OVERPERSUADE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
overpersuade is used in the context of the following news items.
Greece Debt Crisis To Trigger Financial Tsunami across Europe
Mr. Juncker acknowledged that it would be very difficult to overpersuade Germany. Spanish Prime Minister Jose Luis Zapatero said that ... «The Market Oracle, Mar 10»
Fitbit's Motivator: A Virtual Flower
“Give the motivation and don't overpersuade. Boil it down to one simple thing and you hit a lot of hot psychology buttons.” Caring for Fitbit's ... «New York Times, Dec 09»
Michael Jackson Is Exactly Like Jesus, Says Speech Debelle
Nobody can overpersuade me. I am assured of it. I trust my intuition and she shouts about it. Simply now His name is Michael Jackson. Trust! «hecklerspray, Sep 09»
