CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO PRETERMIT
PRESENT
Present
I pretermit
you pretermit
he/she/it pretermits
we pretermit
you pretermit
they pretermit
Present continuous
I am pretermitting
you are pretermitting
he/she/it is pretermitting
we are pretermitting
you are pretermitting
they are pretermitting
Present perfect
I have pretermitted
you have pretermitted
he/she/it has pretermitted
we have pretermitted
you have pretermitted
they have pretermitted
Present perfect continuous
I have been pretermitting
you have been pretermitting
he/she/it has been pretermitting
we have been pretermitting
you have been pretermitting
they have been pretermitting
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 pretermitted
you pretermitted
he/she/it pretermitted
we pretermitted
you pretermitted
they pretermitted
Past continuous
I was pretermitting
you were pretermitting
he/she/it was pretermitting
we were pretermitting
you were pretermitting
they were pretermitting
Past perfect
I had pretermitted
you had pretermitted
he/she/it had pretermitted
we had pretermitted
you had pretermitted
they had pretermitted
Past perfect continuous
I had been pretermitting
you had been pretermitting
he/she/it had been pretermitting
we had been pretermitting
you had been pretermitting
they had been pretermitting
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will pretermit
you will pretermit
he/she/it will pretermit
we will pretermit
you will pretermit
they will pretermit
Future continuous
I will be pretermitting
you will be pretermitting
he/she/it will be pretermitting
we will be pretermitting
you will be pretermitting
they will be pretermitting
Future perfect
I will have pretermitted
you will have pretermitted
he/she/it will have pretermitted
we will have pretermitted
you will have pretermitted
they will have pretermitted
Future perfect continuous
I will have been pretermitting
you will have been pretermitting
he/she/it will have been pretermitting
we will have been pretermitting
you will have been pretermitting
they will have been pretermitting
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would pretermit
you would pretermit
he/she/it would pretermit
we would pretermit
you would pretermit
they would pretermit
Conditional continuous
I would be pretermitting
you would be pretermitting
he/she/it would be pretermitting
we would be pretermitting
you would be pretermitting
they would be pretermitting
Conditional perfect
I would have pretermit
you would have pretermit
he/she/it would have pretermit
we would have pretermit
you would have pretermit
they would have pretermit
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been pretermitting
you would have been pretermitting
he/she/it would have been pretermitting
we would have been pretermitting
you would have been pretermitting
they would have been pretermitting
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you pretermit
we let´s pretermit
you pretermit
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
pretermitted
Present Participle
pretermitting
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 «PRETERMIT»
Discover the use of
pretermit in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
pretermit and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Garner's Modern American Usage
But if you must know how to spell it, preterit is preferred in AmE, preterite in BrE.
pretermit (/pree-tәr-mit/) = to overlook or ignore purposely—e.g.: “I pretermit,
because it is unworthy of serious notice, the argument from social welfare
priorities.
2
A Dictionary of the Portuguese and English Languages, in Two ...
To Pretermit, v. a. preterir, omittir, pretermittir. perfeito. jPrevailing. s. a arçaô de
pre-\ visaô, noticia ou conhecimen The preterimperfect tense, o pre | valecer, &c.
Ve Tb prevail "I to anticipado, terito imperfeito. Prevailing, adj. prevalecente Prey,
...
Antonio Vieyra, Jacinto Dias do Canto, 1827
3
A new dictionary of the English language
Fr. Pritermettre ; It. Pretekmi'ssion. ) Practermittere,pratermitir ; Lat. Pratermittere, (
prater, and mittere,) to send or cause to go. To go by, to pass by or beyond ; to
neglect, to disregard. Yet his grace will not, when occasion shall serve, pretermit
...
4
A dictionary of the English and Portuguese languages
Pretermittido , a , adj. prefer* milted, a. a clairner, one that pre- Pretermitlfr, v. a. to
pretermit, mis a right, or sues for an ( I. at. prcclermitterc.) posed. PresuppAsto, .«.
m. See Pre- su|i|ioM(ad, and lntento. Pretencad, s. U See Preten- □id.
5
The New and Complete Dictionary of the English Language ...: ...
Pretermit'ted (p. from pretermit) Passed by, omitted. Pretermit'ting (p. &fro-7.'
pretermit) Paffing by, omittwo. 'PRL'FERNAT'URAL (a-Fi. from 'be Lat. przeter
besides, and natnra nature) Done in a manner different from the: common course
of ...
6
Speech of Hon. James C. Jones, of Tennessee: Delivered in ...
The American party say, we pretermit any expression of opinion on that subject.
What do you mean by the term " pretermit?" What does it mean, according to
lexicographers? It means to pass by, or omit. Then you omit to declare any
opinion ...
James Chamberlain Jones, 1856
7
A Quiet and Sober Reckoning Vvhit M. Thomas Morton Somewhat ...
But now what hath Maldonatm here in the senten ce alleaged, that I should
willinglie pretermit to answere,as beingoiiermatched therewith si? doth I'
Maldonate say any- thing in this sentence that is not ' conformc to our Common
doctrine of' ...
8
Notes on the Contributions of the Rev. George Townsend, M.A. ...
1 pretermit the simonies, the sundry sorts of exactions (the like whereof was
never yet heard) which they [the Court of Rome and particularly the Pope by
whom he had just been excommunicated] incessantly practise on ecclesiastical
persons.
Samuel Roffey Maitland, 1841
9
Notes on the contributions of ... George Townsend ... to the ...
... to translate Cis- ner's book, or by some third person hitherto unheard of, and
unsuspected, I do not pretend to decide ; but I will give one or two extracts from
the translation. I pretermit sayth he, [the I pretermit the simonies, the Emperor ...
Samuel Roffey Maitland, John Foxe, 1841
For that I may pretermit those of Groningen, the wise Frisians and those of
Overijssel, Guelders, Cambrai and many others of the empire, the which always
have obeyed to the jurisdiction of the Roman Emperor, have used his laws and
statutes, ...
Martin van Gelderen, 1993
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PRETERMIT»
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pretermit is used in the context of the following news items.
BP Business Economic Loss Claim Appeal 2015-1094: Entry of two …
... feature isn't satisfied, the CA will simply pretermit analysis of the customer mix feature. Moreover, the CA's Policy 474 states in Section II.C.:. «Legal Examiner, Jul 15»
Thoughts on Zivotofsky, Part Five: Why did the majority choose to …
... so as to pretermit any future congressional efforts to countermand or undermine presidential recognition decisions. In my next post, I'll briefly ... «Just Security, Jun 15»
Mootness and the 215 Challenges
... and punitive damages in his complaint, which, if nothing else, should pretermit any argument from the government that the case is now moot. «Just Security, Jun 15»
Argument analysis: The easy way or the hard way to decide an …
... implicitly suggesting that the Justices pretermit that possibility by reaching the equitable tolling question themselves. Fleming responded that ... «SCOTUSblog, Apr 15»
UPDATED: Grand jury returns indictment in '88 homicide
The pretermit allows for further consideration at a later date. The decision means Will Robinson has been released from jail. Jake Robinson ... «Shreveport Times, Apr 15»
Indictment returned in 1988 Shreveport killing
However, dismissals have been entered in their cases since the Grand Jury failed to reach a decision on whether to indict them. The pretermit ... «KTBS, Apr 15»
JEE Mains 2015: Application Forms Can Be Corrected From …
... in the IIT JEE Mains Online Application form are urged to follow the following steps and measures to pretermit the changes and errors. «All India Roundup, Jan 15»
M.S Dhoni's retirement, unerring or fallacious decision
Nobody can pretermit his 148 vs Pak(Faisalabad,2006), the expeditious 224 vs Aus(Chennai,2013), or the resistive 71 vs Eng(Old Trafford ... «Sportskeeda, Dec 14»
Guest Post: Drone Courts–A Response to Professor Vladeck
... future judicial proceedings – indeed, the entire justification for a 'drone court' is to pretermit the need for any subsequent judicial intervention. «Just Security, Dec 14»
This Is Not The First Border Crisis. No New Laws Needed—Reagan …
... and then making a motion to “pretermit” the alien's application for relief and thus the alien's attempt to get his or her case continued for that ... «VDARE.com, Jul 14»
