CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO REVETTING
PRESENT
Present
I revet
you revet
he/she/it revets
we revet
you revet
they revet
Present continuous
I am revetting
you are revetting
he/she/it is revetting
we are revetting
you are revetting
they are revetting
Present perfect
I have revetted
you have revetted
he/she/it has revetted
we have revetted
you have revetted
they have revetted
Present perfect continuous
I have been revetting
you have been revetting
he/she/it has been revetting
we have been revetting
you have been revetting
they have been revetting
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 revetted
you revetted
he/she/it revetted
we revetted
you revetted
they revetted
Past continuous
I was revetting
you were revetting
he/she/it was revetting
we were revetting
you were revetting
they were revetting
Past perfect
I had revetted
you had revetted
he/she/it had revetted
we had revetted
you had revetted
they had revetted
Past perfect continuous
I had been revetting
you had been revetting
he/she/it had been revetting
we had been revetting
you had been revetting
they had been revetting
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will revet
you will revet
he/she/it will revet
we will revet
you will revet
they will revet
Future continuous
I will be revetting
you will be revetting
he/she/it will be revetting
we will be revetting
you will be revetting
they will be revetting
Future perfect
I will have revetted
you will have revetted
he/she/it will have revetted
we will have revetted
you will have revetted
they will have revetted
Future perfect continuous
I will have been revetting
you will have been revetting
he/she/it will have been revetting
we will have been revetting
you will have been revetting
they will have been revetting
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would revetting
you would revetting
he/she/it would revetting
we would revetting
you would revetting
they would revetting
Conditional continuous
I would be revetting
you would be revetting
he/she/it would be revetting
we would be revetting
you would be revetting
they would be revetting
Conditional perfect
I would have revetting
you would have revetting
he/she/it would have revetting
we would have revetting
you would have revetting
they would have revetting
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been revetting
you would have been revetting
he/she/it would have been revetting
we would have been revetting
you would have been revetting
they would have been revetting
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you revet
we let´s revet
you revet
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Present Participle
revetting
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 «REVETTING»
Discover the use of
revetting in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
revetting and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Official Report to the United States Engineer Department, of ...
This style of revetting (i. e., without the mud) was used on the breast height of the
Beach Battery at Hilton Head, young pines or pine sprouts being used for filling. It
did not leak sand, and seemed to answer well. ,. 2. A rough hurdle work like the ...
Quincy Adams Gillmore, 1862
2
Professional Papers of the Corps of Engineers of the United ...
This style of revetting (i. e., without the mud) was used on the breast height of the
Beach Battery at Hilton Head, young pines or pine sprouts being used for filling. It
did not leak sand, and seemed to answer well. , 2. A rough hurdle work like the ...
3
US World War II and Korean War Field Fortifications 1941-53
Several types of revetting materials were available. Sandbags and sod were
ideal, but required the position to be excavated to a greater width to
accommodate them. Sandbags or sod might only require the lower one- to two-
thirds of the sides ...
4
Advanced Terrain Modelling
I decided to use woven hurdle revetting panels here, and the only way I've found
to create realistic woven hurdles is ... to weave hurdles. It is possible to find cast
resin ones, but I prefer to do it the hard way, as the end result differs from hurdle ...
5
Small Bronze Sculpture from the Ancient World: Papers ...
Mixed metals (such as niello: sulfur, silver, lead, and copper), which have a
relatively low melting point, can be heated until they overflow the bronze groove.
42 p LATIN G Revetting or overlaying consists in plating a sheet of metal (silver
or ...
6
Foreign Assistance: Recent Improvements Made, but USAID ...
Also, in March 2006, the mission eliminated a requirement to periodically revet
awardees, which may preclude the revetting of some awardees after an initial
clearance. Based on our review and other factors, USAID has taken action to ...
7
1985 US Army Survivalability
This method is used temporarily if the soil is loose and no revetting materials are
available. The ratio of 1:3, for example, will determine the slope by moving 1 foot
horizontally for each 3 feet vertically. When wall sloping is used, the walls are ...
The lower part of the revetting rose vertically for about 1.2m and was faceted with
good limestone ashlars of variable size, which were all cut square at the angles,
but with protruding rough centres. Above this the revetting was corbelled out on ...
9
Digging the Trenches: The Archaeology of the Western Front
Revetting materials and other trench architecture, unless salvaged immediately
at the time of backfilling, will also have been buried and protected. Trenches of
this kind are essentially invisible to the untrained eye. However, they are ...
Andrew Robertshaw, David Kenyon, 2008
The mound area might then have been marked out and surrounded with short
revetting posts to retain the soil. But the outer ditch alone (about 90 cu m) would
not have provided enough material to create a revetted mound setting an angle
of ...
6 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «REVETTING»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
revetting is used in the context of the following news items.
Soldier died while learning how to build trench
Giselle Holland, a public affairs officer, says Tott was learning how to install revetting to reinforce the walls of a trench when he suddenly collapsed. Another ... «TheChronicleHerald.ca, Jul 15»
Adahzeh charms Redbones
As opening act for the Mystical Revolution band with guest performer Jah Bouks, the one-year-old musical outfit gave a revetting set that was no less ... «Jamaica Observer, Nov 14»
NPSC orders senior police officers Jonathan Koskei and Peter …
This was after they failed to appear for a scheduled revetting exercise at the ... A court had in May ordered the two sacked officers be revetted on their suitability. «The Standard Digital News, Sep 14»
All to the common good at Southerndown Golf Club
Andrew pointed out that, prior to 2011, many of Southerndown's bunkers had needed rebuilding every three years on average, including revetting of the front ... «Pitchcare, Jun 13»
Revetting pot bunkers - under the cover of darkness!
Iain Wakeman There are many steps involved in the construction process before any work takes place. When constructing a pot bunker, the site must be visited, ... «Pitchcare, Mar 12»
Shaken ... but not stirred!
Revetting the bunkers and re-turfing the surrounds in normal years at the club is a late February early March job. In the run-up to an Open, Royal St George's ... «Pitchcare, Jun 11»
