CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO PIPECLAY
PRESENT
Present
I pipeclay
you pipeclay
he/she/it pipeclays
we pipeclay
you pipeclay
they pipeclay
Present continuous
I am pipeclaying
you are pipeclaying
he/she/it is pipeclaying
we are pipeclaying
you are pipeclaying
they are pipeclaying
Present perfect
I have pipeclayed
you have pipeclayed
he/she/it has pipeclayed
we have pipeclayed
you have pipeclayed
they have pipeclayed
Present perfect continuous
I have been pipeclaying
you have been pipeclaying
he/she/it has been pipeclaying
we have been pipeclaying
you have been pipeclaying
they have been pipeclaying
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 pipeclayed
you pipeclayed
he/she/it pipeclayed
we pipeclayed
you pipeclayed
they pipeclayed
Past continuous
I was pipeclaying
you were pipeclaying
he/she/it was pipeclaying
we were pipeclaying
you were pipeclaying
they were pipeclaying
Past perfect
I had pipeclayed
you had pipeclayed
he/she/it had pipeclayed
we had pipeclayed
you had pipeclayed
they had pipeclayed
Past perfect continuous
I had been pipeclaying
you had been pipeclaying
he/she/it had been pipeclaying
we had been pipeclaying
you had been pipeclaying
they had been pipeclaying
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will pipeclay
you will pipeclay
he/she/it will pipeclay
we will pipeclay
you will pipeclay
they will pipeclay
Future continuous
I will be pipeclaying
you will be pipeclaying
he/she/it will be pipeclaying
we will be pipeclaying
you will be pipeclaying
they will be pipeclaying
Future perfect
I will have pipeclayed
you will have pipeclayed
he/she/it will have pipeclayed
we will have pipeclayed
you will have pipeclayed
they will have pipeclayed
Future perfect continuous
I will have been pipeclaying
you will have been pipeclaying
he/she/it will have been pipeclaying
we will have been pipeclaying
you will have been pipeclaying
they will have been pipeclaying
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would pipeclay
you would pipeclay
he/she/it would pipeclay
we would pipeclay
you would pipeclay
they would pipeclay
Conditional continuous
I would be pipeclaying
you would be pipeclaying
he/she/it would be pipeclaying
we would be pipeclaying
you would be pipeclaying
they would be pipeclaying
Conditional perfect
I would have pipeclay
you would have pipeclay
he/she/it would have pipeclay
we would have pipeclay
you would have pipeclay
they would have pipeclay
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been pipeclaying
you would have been pipeclaying
he/she/it would have been pipeclaying
we would have been pipeclaying
you would have been pipeclaying
they would have been pipeclaying
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you pipeclay
we let´s pipeclay
you pipeclay
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
pipeclayed
Present Participle
pipeclaying
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 «PIPECLAY»
Discover the use of
pipeclay in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
pipeclay and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
the Pilot fissure at Pipeclay Creek, no site could bo selected in which a shaft
striking gold-bearing stone at a depth below the present workings would be of
direct advantage to any but the individual claim in which it is situated ; every other
on ...
New South Wales. Dept. of Mines, 1895
2
The Portico public school magazine. Vol. 2, no. 13-18; extra ...
Pipeclay. — Happy man ! Dashwood. — Ah, sure, your nephew is one great man
— ah del, in my country we have not such men — the talents — the richesse — et
surtout the economy — Ah ! St. Napoleon — in my country — in la belle France ...
Red and brown clay Cement and quartz Red, brown, and blue clay, with pipeclay
Tery intermixed White pipeclay reef Yellow sandstone and green schist (Silurian
bed-rock) Total No. 2.— Surface soil (irey yellow clay ... Red, grey, and yellow ...
Geological Survey of Victoria, 1884
4
British Military Spectacle: From the Napoleonic Wars Through ...
In the Tenth Light Dragoons, officers were required to use a pound of powder
each week.69 Most soldiers welcomed the abolition of powdering in 1808, but,
typically, the guards kept it longer. Pipeclay was another source of superficial (but
...
Scott Hughes Myerly, 1996
5
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine
All the pictures of that period were prepared with grounds composed of pipeclay
highly burned, and finely pounded, mixed with a proportion of chalk, and formed
into a substance with boiled parchment, or the skins of fish. For the better ...
Gravel and cement 100', sandstone 60f cement and blue clay 40'. Alluvial 100',
sandstone flags 70', water in blue clay. . Cement and sandstone. Hard sandstone
69', chalk 1', hard sandstone 70'. Alluvial pipeclay, cement, and sandstone rock.
New South Wales. Department of Mines, 1890
7
Annual Report of the Secretary for Mines on the Working of ...
Ft. In. Fr. In. Loam, sandy 3 o o 0 Clay 3 o 3 o Gravel and sand 6 o 6 0 Bedrock,
pipeclay 6 0 12 0 Total depth bored 18 o Bottomed at 12 o No water in borehole.
Bore N0. 25. Position: On road, 5.00 chains north of bore No. 24. Surface level ...
Victoria. Department of Mines, 1906
round a brass tube slit throughout its entire length, and having an internal
diameter of 2'5 centim. Before being wrapped round the brass tube the wire was
well coated with pipeclay moistened in water. Round 10 centim. of the central
portion of ...
9
The London, Edinburgh and Dublin Philosophical Magazine and ...
round a brass tube slit throughout its entire length, and having an internal
diameter of 2-5 centim. Before being wrapped round the brass tube the wire was
well coated with pipeclay moistened in water. Eound 10 centim. of the central
portion of ...
10
Between Dirt and Discussion: Methods, Methodology and ...
Finally, the most important deposits of pipeclay, as far as pipe making is
concerned, are those which were deposited in southern England during the
Tertiary Period. These deposits have been subject to folding since deposition
and now ...
Steven Archer, Kevin Bartoy, 2007
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PIPECLAY»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
pipeclay is used in the context of the following news items.
Growing culinary delights
Andy said the name of the restaurant, Pipeclay Pumphouse, sumed up the focus and main idea behind the restaurant, situated on Pipe Clay ... «The Land Newspaper, Jul 15»
Weddin Whispers: with Deidre Carroll
... their third child imminent, they finally settled back at Pipeclay where they had started from. Peter took up a selection which Louisa managed; ... «Grenfell Record and Bland Advertiser, May 15»
The Election Vocabularist: Did the word parliament come from …
But it can also mean white clay, and perhaps the "pipeclay" which could be made into a paste, and was once used to whiten British soldiers' ... «BBC News, May 15»
Escape to Mudgee for the weekend
Pipeclay Pumphouse. Treat yourself to a fancy lunch or dinner, a seven or 10-course degustation, or select from the a la carte menu. The menu ... «Sydney Morning Herald, Feb 15»
Manna from Mudgee: NSW, AUSTRALIA
The Pipeclay Pumphouse serves only locally sourced produce and will appeal to discerning locavores who appreciate culinary finesse and ... «wandermelon, Dec 14»
Good Weekend's 52 weekends away - part 1
Dinner can be fine contemporary dishes at Robert Stein's Pipeclay Pumphouse, about eight kilometres out of town. Then there's the excellent ... «Sydney Morning Herald, Oct 14»
Pipeclay Lawson buys Scheinberg holding
The buyer is boutique funds manager Pipeclay Lawson, which has placed the property in a new single- asset fund, the Chullora Land Trust. «The Australian Financial Review, Oct 14»
Aston's mass spectrograph
Undeterred, he tried effusion through porous pipeclay and at last began to see minute levels of enrichment that he measured using a quartz ... «Chemistry World, Jul 14»
Mudgee: country but cosmopolitan
... Stein Winery and Vineyard, Crestani has created a unique and inspiring dining experience with his new spot the Pipeclay Pumphouse. «Daily Life, Jun 14»
Cosy, cultured Mudgee puts on the charm
Robert Stein Vineyard & Winery, Pipeclay Lane. Yum cha anyone? Nestled in the old Bridge View Inn, about a 40-minute drive from Mudgee, ... «The Australian Financial Review, May 14»
