CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO PIG-ROOT
PRESENT
Present
I pig-root
you pig-root
he/she/it pig-roots
we pig-root
you pig-root
they pig-root
Present continuous
I am pig-rooting
you are pig-rooting
he/she/it is pig-rooting
we are pig-rooting
you are pig-rooting
they are pig-rooting
Present perfect
I have pig-rooted
you have pig-rooted
he/she/it has pig-rooted
we have pig-rooted
you have pig-rooted
they have pig-rooted
Present perfect continuous
I have been pig-rooting
you have been pig-rooting
he/she/it has been pig-rooting
we have been pig-rooting
you have been pig-rooting
they have been pig-rooting
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 pig-rooted
you pig-rooted
he/she/it pig-rooted
we pig-rooted
you pig-rooted
they pig-rooted
Past continuous
I was pig-rooting
you were pig-rooting
he/she/it was pig-rooting
we were pig-rooting
you were pig-rooting
they were pig-rooting
Past perfect
I had pig-rooted
you had pig-rooted
he/she/it had pig-rooted
we had pig-rooted
you had pig-rooted
they had pig-rooted
Past perfect continuous
I had been pig-rooting
you had been pig-rooting
he/she/it had been pig-rooting
we had been pig-rooting
you had been pig-rooting
they had been pig-rooting
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will pig-root
you will pig-root
he/she/it will pig-root
we will pig-root
you will pig-root
they will pig-root
Future continuous
I will be pig-rooting
you will be pig-rooting
he/she/it will be pig-rooting
we will be pig-rooting
you will be pig-rooting
they will be pig-rooting
Future perfect
I will have pig-rooted
you will have pig-rooted
he/she/it will have pig-rooted
we will have pig-rooted
you will have pig-rooted
they will have pig-rooted
Future perfect continuous
I will have been pig-rooting
you will have been pig-rooting
he/she/it will have been pig-rooting
we will have been pig-rooting
you will have been pig-rooting
they will have been pig-rooting
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would pig-root
you would pig-root
he/she/it would pig-root
we would pig-root
you would pig-root
they would pig-root
Conditional continuous
I would be pig-rooting
you would be pig-rooting
he/she/it would be pig-rooting
we would be pig-rooting
you would be pig-rooting
they would be pig-rooting
Conditional perfect
I would have pig-root
you would have pig-root
he/she/it would have pig-root
we would have pig-root
you would have pig-root
they would have pig-root
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been pig-rooting
you would have been pig-rooting
he/she/it would have been pig-rooting
we would have been pig-rooting
you would have been pig-rooting
they would have been pig-rooting
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you pig-root
we let´s pig-root
you pig-root
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
pig-rooted
Present Participle
pig-rooting
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 «PIG-ROOT»
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pig-root in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
pig-root and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
New Zealand's South Island
From here to Palmerston and the sea, the scenic, winding road is charmingly
known as the Pig Root. Chatto Creek Tavern (%03-447 3710; www.chatto
creektavern.co.nz; SH85; meals $8-28) is a cute stone hotel from the 1880s right
beside ...
2
Bond Plays: 5: The Bundle; Human Cannon; Jackets; In the ...
Show the gentlemen yoo out too high an mighty t' be a pig! Root root root! (
GAULIfalls to his knees.) Lm the farmer's wife! How doo pigs goo when she threw
scraps 'fore 'em in the dut? (Calls.) Gauli hev t' be a pig t' save his neck!
VILLAGERS ...
The emigrants bound to come, and to greet them we will try, Big pig, little pig, root
hog, or die. Let shouts resound, the cup pass 'round, we all came for gold, The
politicians are all gas, the speculators sold. The "scads" are all we want, and to ...
Eleanor Ayer, Eleanor H. Ayer, Dan Elish, 2005
4
The New Partridge Dictionary of Slang and Unconventional ...
148, 1972 pig-root verb (of a horse) to prop with the front legs and kick up the
back legs AUSTRALIA, 1900 — Ion L. Idriess, Over the Range, p 13, 1947 —
Dymphna Cusack. Picnic Races, p. 62, 1962 But a flip on the nose would swerve
him ...
Eric Partridge, Tom Dalzell, Terry Victor, 2006
Alternatively, the porcine root may be rotated such that the human left coronary
artery is anastomosed to the porcine right coronary and the human right coronary
attached to the non-coronary sinus of the pig root. If the aortic valve is being ...
Andrew Wang, Thomas M. Bashore, 2010
6
Adventures of Farmer Jack
He decided to call Farmer Gasselbag and tell him about the pig root and the
pictures he had taken so he took out his phone list and dialed Farmer
Gasselbag's number on his cell phone. His wife. Heliotrope, answered the phone
in her usual ...
7
Cowboy Songs and Other Frontier Ballads
It's every day at twelve There's something for to do; And if there's nothing else,
There's a pony for to shoe; I'll throw him down, And still I'll make him lie; Little pig,
big pig, Root hog or die. Now perhaps you'd like to know What we have to eat, ...
8
When the Dust Come in Between: Aboriginal Viewpoints in the ...
I'm sort of slacking down now', he said, 'Getting towards Christmas now'. And he
said to me the first thing they always asked you that time, 'Can you ride?' I said, '
Oh I can ride a pig root that's all'. What they call a pig root is a buckjumper horse.
The story was they were moving back to live with his father, who, it turned out,
wasn't in prison at all, but worked on an oil rig outside of a place called Pig Root,
Wyoming. I remember the address because of the letters I sent there. Pig Root.
10
History of the Yiddish Language
... pejorative, roots: German and Loshn-koydesh components), -un (daytshun, '
German', root: German-component), -uk (khaziruk, 'pig', root: Loshn-koydesh-
component), -ure (shlepure, 'vagabond'), -tshok (nar/shok, 'fool', root in the last
two: ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PIG-ROOT»
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pig-root is used in the context of the following news items.
Jockey thrown from horse at Torbanlea Picnic Races
On the other hand, if the horse bolted, bucked, pig-root, or make some movement to "throw" or "toss" the jockey from its back, then it would be ... «Fraser Coast Chronicle, Oct 12»
