CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO REENJOY
PRESENT
Present
I reenjoy
you reenjoy
he/she/it reenjoys
we reenjoy
you reenjoy
they reenjoy
Present continuous
I am reenjoying
you are reenjoying
he/she/it is reenjoying
we are reenjoying
you are reenjoying
they are reenjoying
Present perfect
I have reenjoyed
you have reenjoyed
he/she/it has reenjoyed
we have reenjoyed
you have reenjoyed
they have reenjoyed
Present perfect continuous
I have been reenjoying
you have been reenjoying
he/she/it has been reenjoying
we have been reenjoying
you have been reenjoying
they have been reenjoying
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 reenjoyed
you reenjoyed
he/she/it reenjoyed
we reenjoyed
you reenjoyed
they reenjoyed
Past continuous
I was reenjoying
you were reenjoying
he/she/it was reenjoying
we were reenjoying
you were reenjoying
they were reenjoying
Past perfect
I had reenjoyed
you had reenjoyed
he/she/it had reenjoyed
we had reenjoyed
you had reenjoyed
they had reenjoyed
Past perfect continuous
I had been reenjoying
you had been reenjoying
he/she/it had been reenjoying
we had been reenjoying
you had been reenjoying
they had been reenjoying
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will reenjoy
you will reenjoy
he/she/it will reenjoy
we will reenjoy
you will reenjoy
they will reenjoy
Future continuous
I will be reenjoying
you will be reenjoying
he/she/it will be reenjoying
we will be reenjoying
you will be reenjoying
they will be reenjoying
Future perfect
I will have reenjoyed
you will have reenjoyed
he/she/it will have reenjoyed
we will have reenjoyed
you will have reenjoyed
they will have reenjoyed
Future perfect continuous
I will have been reenjoying
you will have been reenjoying
he/she/it will have been reenjoying
we will have been reenjoying
you will have been reenjoying
they will have been reenjoying
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would reenjoy
you would reenjoy
he/she/it would reenjoy
we would reenjoy
you would reenjoy
they would reenjoy
Conditional continuous
I would be reenjoying
you would be reenjoying
he/she/it would be reenjoying
we would be reenjoying
you would be reenjoying
they would be reenjoying
Conditional perfect
I would have reenjoy
you would have reenjoy
he/she/it would have reenjoy
we would have reenjoy
you would have reenjoy
they would have reenjoy
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been reenjoying
you would have been reenjoying
he/she/it would have been reenjoying
we would have been reenjoying
you would have been reenjoying
they would have been reenjoying
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you reenjoy
we let´s reenjoy
you reenjoy
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
reenjoyed
Present Participle
reenjoying
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 «REENJOY»
Discover the use of
reenjoy in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
reenjoy and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The New and Complete Dictionary of the English Language ...: ...
Reenjoy'ed [p. from reenjoy) Enjoyed anew. Reenjoy'ing (p. a. from reenjoy)
Enjoying anew. Reemoy'ment (1. from reenjoy) A renewed enjoyment. Reen'ter (
v. t.from re, and enter; To enter again, to writer 3new. Reen'tercd (p. from reenter)
...
2
Magazine of Natural History
They cannot recall them when past, to reenjoy ideal happiness; they are neither
benefited by experience, nor guided to any act by intelligence. I am aware that
some naturalists have gone so far as to say that, in some instances, they are so;
but ...
... mind's type of that exquisite scene, and to feebly reenjoy the fluttering hilarity it
communicated to my then anxious student-life. But the pleasures of youth, like the
sorrows of manhood, belong to their own age, and though memory may ...
George Augustus Sala, Edmund Hodgson Yates, 1862
4
Forms of Engagement: Women, Poetry and Culture 1640-1680
The dream-like vision opens: Fancy That Sleeping makes us reenjoy 'TI'IOSC
ObJCCtS W1C” OLlI' wakeing SCHCC employ (Hutchinson, 'On my Visitt to W S
which I dreamt ofThat Night', 11. 1—2) 27 See Norbrook, 'Lucy Hutchinson's ...
Elizabeth Scott-Baumann, 2013
5
The Dictionary Appendix and Orthographer: Containing Upwards ...
... reefing 3 Reek, reeked, reeking .... 3 Reel, reeled, reeling 3 Reenact,
reenacted, reenacting . . 2 Reenjoy, reenjoyed, reenjoying ... 8 Reenter,
reentered, reentering . . 6 Reestablish, reestablished, reestablishing . 2 Refect,
refected, refecting .
Recapitulations Desirable status passages are subject to recapitulations by
passagee and agents for several reasons —- which in turn are based on two
general purposes: a combination of a sentimental journey back to reenjoy
aspects of the ...
Barney G. Glaser, Anselm L. Strauss, 2011
7
The History and Antiquities of the Ancient Burgh of Great ...
ull't, and viewcd the pr'mlssus. An Ordinance, or letters patent fo- the bungesses
ot" Yarmouth, to reenjoy their former liberties in Kirkle) road till the meeting of the
next parliament in I R. 2. r ,At the meeting of the next parliament, which Was in ...
8
Entick's New Spelling Dictionary: Teaching to Write and ...
... a. to enact again or anew [again Reensorce, *v. a. to send fresh soirees, to
recruit Reinforcement, /. a recruir, a fresh aflistance Reenjoy, v.a. to enjoy over
again, to enjoy afresh Reen'ter, •v, d. to en ter again, enter ane w, return
Reenthrone, ...
John Entick, William Crakelt, 1791
Then he looked around—saw that nobody was looking at him— threw the dime
down where it was before—walked away a few steps, and approached again,
pretending he did not know it was there, so that he could reenjoy the luxury of ...
10
Roughing It (Illustrated):
Thenhe looked aroundsaw that nobody was looking at himthrew the dime down
where it was beforewalked away a few steps, and approached again, pretending
he did not know it was there, so that he could reenjoy the luxury offinding it.
