CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO READDICT
PRESENT
Present
I readdict
you readdict
he/she/it readdicts
we readdict
you readdict
they readdict
Present continuous
I am readdicting
you are readdicting
he/she/it is readdicting
we are readdicting
you are readdicting
they are readdicting
Present perfect
I have readdicted
you have readdicted
he/she/it has readdicted
we have readdicted
you have readdicted
they have readdicted
Present perfect continuous
I have been readdicting
you have been readdicting
he/she/it has been readdicting
we have been readdicting
you have been readdicting
they have been readdicting
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 readdicted
you readdicted
he/she/it readdicted
we readdicted
you readdicted
they readdicted
Past continuous
I was readdicting
you were readdicting
he/she/it was readdicting
we were readdicting
you were readdicting
they were readdicting
Past perfect
I had readdicted
you had readdicted
he/she/it had readdicted
we had readdicted
you had readdicted
they had readdicted
Past perfect continuous
I had been readdicting
you had been readdicting
he/she/it had been readdicting
we had been readdicting
you had been readdicting
they had been readdicting
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will readdict
you will readdict
he/she/it will readdict
we will readdict
you will readdict
they will readdict
Future continuous
I will be readdicting
you will be readdicting
he/she/it will be readdicting
we will be readdicting
you will be readdicting
they will be readdicting
Future perfect
I will have readdicted
you will have readdicted
he/she/it will have readdicted
we will have readdicted
you will have readdicted
they will have readdicted
Future perfect continuous
I will have been readdicting
you will have been readdicting
he/she/it will have been readdicting
we will have been readdicting
you will have been readdicting
they will have been readdicting
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would readdict
you would readdict
he/she/it would readdict
we would readdict
you would readdict
they would readdict
Conditional continuous
I would be readdicting
you would be readdicting
he/she/it would be readdicting
we would be readdicting
you would be readdicting
they would be readdicting
Conditional perfect
I would have readdict
you would have readdict
he/she/it would have readdict
we would have readdict
you would have readdict
they would have readdict
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been readdicting
you would have been readdicting
he/she/it would have been readdicting
we would have been readdicting
you would have been readdicting
they would have been readdicting
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you readdict
we let´s readdict
you readdict
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
readdicted
Present Participle
readdicting
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 «READDICT»
Discover the use of
readdict in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
readdict and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Return to Nature: The Five Pillars of Healing
If they can break out of the so-called addiction time and again, why do they
readdict themselves? What is the feeling of being high that makes it so irresistible
that the mere memory of it causes hundreds of thousands of people to withdrawal
, ...
2
Equations, Models, and Programs: A Mathematical Introduction ...
9.3-22 Specify and implement the operations NewDict, ReadDict, and WriteDict
so that NewDict will produce an empty dictionary, ReadDict will take a dictionary
and add definitions to it from the input file, and WriteDict will print the definitions
in ...
3
UNIX system programming: a programmer's guide to software ...
Without going into too much detail about the meaning of the structure, we will
introduce two routines writedict and readdict, which write and read an array of
dict_elem structures, respectively. The files these two routines create can be
thought of ...
Keith Haviland, Dina Gray, Ben Salama, 1999
4
Pascal programming with style: a brief introduction
PROCEDURE ReadDict (VAR Dict : Dictionary; VAR NumWords : Integer);
BEGIN NumWords := 0; WHILE NOT Eof (Input) AND (NumWords<MaxWords)
DO BEGIN NumWords := NumWords + 1; Readword (Dict[NumWords]); END;
END; ...
5
English Language Word Builder
... REABSORB REACCEDE REACCENT REACCEPT REACCUSE READDICT
READVISE REANOINT REANSWER REAROUSE REASCEND REASSAIL
REASSORT REATTACH REATTACK REATTAIN REBELLOW REBORROW
REBOTTLE ...
6
Encyclopedia of Beat Literature
Pool continues to get high, however. One night, she wakes up to find him poised
with a needle at her arm, attempting to readdict her. Pool is eventually committed
to a hospital for treatment, and Geordie moves back to New York where she ...
7
Dr. Judy's Habit Breakers - Stop Smoking Plan: Cold Turkey ...
... handled many stressful events in this time frame. What has kept you from
smoking? Ex-smoker: Knowing that lighting up won't make the situation better. I'
ve worked too hard to quit smoking to start smoking again and readdict myself.
8
Report of Committee on Drug Addiction, 1929-1941 and ...
Furthermore the statement is made (1, 10) that the administration of 0.0001 gram
of morphine sulphate to a "cured" addict is sufficient to readdict him, and that "If
the ex-addict does not resume daily injections of the opiate, he will inevitably ...
National Research Council (U.S.). Committee on drug addiction, 1941
One piece of sugar-iced dextrose cake will not kill anyone (or readdict them,
either). For less celebratory eating, choose a dextrosebased icing. Be prepared
to be flexible with celebrations and select the icing method that suits your cake —
and ...
10
The Nsci Stop-Smoking Manual
... smoke will readdict you. It takes two. And why, if you have just put a cigarette
out and said yuk that was terrible, would you do it again? People do, but they are
people who haven't read this. You have read this, and you are not a lemming.
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «READDICT»
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readdict is used in the context of the following news items.
Doctors see surge in newborns hooked on mothers' pain pills
"We have to readdict them," says Solomon, who uses intravenous morphine measured in micrograms. "Over a period of time, we withdraw the medicines. «USA TODAY, Nov 11»
