CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO OVERSMOKE
PRESENT
Present
I oversmoke
you oversmoke
he/she/it oversmokes
we oversmoke
you oversmoke
they oversmoke
Present continuous
I am oversmoking
you are oversmoking
he/she/it is oversmoking
we are oversmoking
you are oversmoking
they are oversmoking
Present perfect
I have oversmoked
you have oversmoked
he/she/it has oversmoked
we have oversmoked
you have oversmoked
they have oversmoked
Present perfect continuous
I have been oversmoking
you have been oversmoking
he/she/it has been oversmoking
we have been oversmoking
you have been oversmoking
they have been oversmoking
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 oversmoked
you oversmoked
he/she/it oversmoked
we oversmoked
you oversmoked
they oversmoked
Past continuous
I was oversmoking
you were oversmoking
he/she/it was oversmoking
we were oversmoking
you were oversmoking
they were oversmoking
Past perfect
I had oversmoked
you had oversmoked
he/she/it had oversmoked
we had oversmoked
you had oversmoked
they had oversmoked
Past perfect continuous
I had been oversmoking
you had been oversmoking
he/she/it had been oversmoking
we had been oversmoking
you had been oversmoking
they had been oversmoking
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will oversmoke
you will oversmoke
he/she/it will oversmoke
we will oversmoke
you will oversmoke
they will oversmoke
Future continuous
I will be oversmoking
you will be oversmoking
he/she/it will be oversmoking
we will be oversmoking
you will be oversmoking
they will be oversmoking
Future perfect
I will have oversmoked
you will have oversmoked
he/she/it will have oversmoked
we will have oversmoked
you will have oversmoked
they will have oversmoked
Future perfect continuous
I will have been oversmoking
you will have been oversmoking
he/she/it will have been oversmoking
we will have been oversmoking
you will have been oversmoking
they will have been oversmoking
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would oversmoke
you would oversmoke
he/she/it would oversmoke
we would oversmoke
you would oversmoke
they would oversmoke
Conditional continuous
I would be oversmoking
you would be oversmoking
he/she/it would be oversmoking
we would be oversmoking
you would be oversmoking
they would be oversmoking
Conditional perfect
I would have oversmoke
you would have oversmoke
he/she/it would have oversmoke
we would have oversmoke
you would have oversmoke
they would have oversmoke
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been oversmoking
you would have been oversmoking
he/she/it would have been oversmoking
we would have been oversmoking
you would have been oversmoking
they would have been oversmoking
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you oversmoke
we let´s oversmoke
you oversmoke
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
oversmoked
Present Participle
oversmoking
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 «OVERSMOKE»
Discover the use of
oversmoke in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
oversmoke and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
When Things Fall Apart: Heart Advice for Difficult Times
We don't overwork, overeat, oversmoke, overseduce. In short, we begin to stop
causing harm. Well-being of speech is like a lute without strings. Even without
strings, the musical instrument proclaims itself. This is an image of our speech
being ...
2
Dietetic and Hygienic Gazette
Do not overwork, overplay, overeat, overdrink, oversmoke, or allow yourself to
become overin- active. 12. Do not assume obligations that you cannot discharge.
This is the secret not only of much physical, but of much moral and mental
disaster ...
3
Teachers' Sanitary Bulletin
11. Avoid every excess. Do not overwork, overplay. overeat. overdrink or
oversmoke, or allow yourself to become overinactive. 12. Do not assume
obligations that you cannot discharge. This is the secret not only of much physical
but of much ...
4
Transactions of the American Dental Association at the ... ...
I think, however, that we can over-mallet just as much as we can over-drink, or
oversmoke. DR. WETHERBEE: I desire first to correct, if possible, what 80
AMERICAN DENTAL AssoolA'rroN. Dr Wetherbee 80, Dr Kingsbury Dr Barker 80,
85,
American Dental Association, 1877
5
Scott's Monthly Magazine
Her mother originated in quite an oversmoke of coarse leaf tobacco, which the
author tried out of simple curiosity, while Bradley Headstone, and Rogue
Rlderhood were born in spasms of mental pain, produced by the natural reaction
from this ...
William J. Scott, William Henry Wylly, 1866
The greatest pleasure often comes from little things easily and often overlooked.
II. Avoid every excess.' Do not overwork, overplay, overeat, overdrink, oversmoke,
or allow yourself to become overinactive. 12. Do not assume obligations that ...
West Virginia. Dept. of Health, 1915
7
Transactions of the American Dental Association
He stated that a shock was necessary to overcome filmal resistance, while Dr.
Leslie, as I understand him, states that it is not. I think, however, that we can over-
mallet just as much as we can over-drink, or oversmoke. Dr. Wetherbee : I desire
...
American Dental Association, 1875
8
Annual Report of the Insurance Commissioner
(3) Unknown,3. ' Unknown, 8; incendiary, 7; smoking, 1; { Unknown, 3; woodwork
near as, 1; overSmoke-houses, . . . . (7); sparks from locomotive, 3; sparks from
chimney, 2; overheated stove, 3; mice and matches, 1; ashes in wooden vessels,
...
Massachusetts. Division of Insurance, 1889
9
Charles Darwin's Works: Journal of researches into the ...
This boy described the manner in wnich they are killed by being held oversmoke
and thus choked; he imitated their screams as a joke, and described the parts of
their bodies which are considered best to eat. Horrid as such a death by the ...
Charles Darwin, Sir Francis Darwin, 1896
10
Teachers Sanitary Bulletin
Do not overwork, overplay, overeat, overdrink or oversmoke, or allow yourself to
become overinactive. 12. Do not assume obligations that you cannot discharge.
This is the secret not only of much physical but of much moral and mental
disaster ...
Michigan. State Board of Health, 1898
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «OVERSMOKE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
oversmoke is used in the context of the following news items.
'Low & Slow' cookbooks teach cooking in different types of smokers
You can oversmoke if you use too much wood," Rush said. To control the air vents, adjust them and wait 15 minutes. See if that's enough to ... «NOLA.com, Jul 15»
Lee Scratch Perry webchat – as it happened
Don't oversmoke - make ganja tea, do curry ganja. Curry weed, curry manjo, curry lambsbread, heat up your greens and save your heart. «The Guardian, Mar 15»
Salted pork adds value to Benguet meat industry
We should not oversmoke it because the meat becomes bitter.” He said experience taught them that the meat gets the best flavor when it is ... «Inquirer.net, Dec 14»
It's Harvest Season: Time to Learn a Day in the Life of a Cannabis …
Be sure not to oversmoke, however, because you're still at work. You'll often be provided with a place to crash overnight, although it's a good ... «MainStreet, Nov 14»
RED BANK: BRISKET SMOKED TO THE HEAVENS
Don't use too much wood and oversmoke it. You don't want big thick billowing smoke. You'll get bitter and you'll taste too much smoke. «redbankgreen, Oct 14»
Free Range on Food: Top Tomato contest, the hype around San …
Another tip: Don't oversmoke it. In other words, don't smoke it until it turns brown. It will take on a certain bitterness that you don't want. «Washington Post, Aug 13»
Smoke up your summer
“If you oversmoke it, it's really potent,” says Logue. “We take a (log) and we cut it in four and if we're going to do ribs, we can take two chunks of ... «St. Albert Gazette, Jul 13»
Free Range on Food
That said, you can oversmoke foods, particularly delicate ones. So, learning when to use chips versus chunks versus split logs is something ... «Washington Post, May 13»
Prime rib: Hail to the king
If you oversmoke it, you lose some of the prime rib's essential character. If you smoke it lightly, you heighten that character. The elemental flavor ... «The Columbian, Jan 13»
Barbecue 101: Grilling and smoking for newbies
... and a bit of culinary restraint. "It's not 'if a little smoke is good, a whole lot should be better,' " Lampe says. "You can easily oversmoke food." ... «San Jose Mercury News, May 12»
