CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO RUBEFY
PRESENT
Present
I rubefy
you rubefy
he/she/it rubefies
we rubefy
you rubefy
they rubefy
Present continuous
I am rubefying
you are rubefying
he/she/it is rubefying
we are rubefying
you are rubefying
they are rubefying
Present perfect
I have rubefied
you have rubefied
he/she/it has rubefied
we have rubefied
you have rubefied
they have rubefied
Present perfect continuous
I have been rubefying
you have been rubefying
he/she/it has been rubefying
we have been rubefying
you have been rubefying
they have been rubefying
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 rubefied
you rubefied
he/she/it rubefied
we rubefied
you rubefied
they rubefied
Past continuous
I was rubefying
you were rubefying
he/she/it was rubefying
we were rubefying
you were rubefying
they were rubefying
Past perfect
I had rubefied
you had rubefied
he/she/it had rubefied
we had rubefied
you had rubefied
they had rubefied
Past perfect continuous
I had been rubefying
you had been rubefying
he/she/it had been rubefying
we had been rubefying
you had been rubefying
they had been rubefying
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will rubefy
you will rubefy
he/she/it will rubefy
we will rubefy
you will rubefy
they will rubefy
Future continuous
I will be rubefying
you will be rubefying
he/she/it will be rubefying
we will be rubefying
you will be rubefying
they will be rubefying
Future perfect
I will have rubefied
you will have rubefied
he/she/it will have rubefied
we will have rubefied
you will have rubefied
they will have rubefied
Future perfect continuous
I will have been rubefying
you will have been rubefying
he/she/it will have been rubefying
we will have been rubefying
you will have been rubefying
they will have been rubefying
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would rubefy
you would rubefy
he/she/it would rubefy
we would rubefy
you would rubefy
they would rubefy
Conditional continuous
I would be rubefying
you would be rubefying
he/she/it would be rubefying
we would be rubefying
you would be rubefying
they would be rubefying
Conditional perfect
I would have rubefy
you would have rubefy
he/she/it would have rubefy
we would have rubefy
you would have rubefy
they would have rubefy
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been rubefying
you would have been rubefying
he/she/it would have been rubefying
we would have been rubefying
you would have been rubefying
they would have been rubefying
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you rubefy
we let´s rubefy
you rubefy
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Present Participle
rubefying
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 «RUBEFY»
Discover the use of
rubefy in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
rubefy and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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A Medicinal Dispensatory: Containing the Whole Body of ...
... mucronated , fimbrious, crisped leaves, rough and mordaceous on both sides ,
which by ' contact excite lumps and ustion, and rubefy'the skin. The seed is: luded
in small pills, round and hispid , which proceed out of the root of the leaves.
Mrs. Rubefy. In his tfca yr!-, Mr. J seph C»k. Miss Jane Joca. >L- Burmey. Mrs.
Havs. At Dudley, ajed 19, Miss' Matilda Al: Bronwich. At Wedtu stvjry, Mr. RiÆIL
At fir Ldmund Hartopp's, bart. at Farak'i Hall, Antoinette Charlotte Meaiacot. Sot
wrnt ...
3
English-Pali Dictionary
°y, a. asara ; tuccha. Rubble, n. khaodita-päsäna ; as- makhandaräsi, m. Rubefy,
Rubify, v.t. rattavannar) karoti. p.p. °nikata. °faction, n. rattavannäpädana, nt.
Rubicelle, n. padumarägamani, m. Rubicund, a. lohitavanna. °ity, n. rattavannatä,
/.
Ambalaṅgoḍa Polvattē Buddhadatta, 1989
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The Works of Mr. Abraham Cowley ...: Consisting of Those ...
Mira dies frontis, sacro quæ fusa pudore ePrima rubefy ponit belli cædisque
cupido, Dum Numen pads celebrant, 8c carmina fundunt Tacis opus 5 bis
jamque alios, bis lusus eisdem Miserat exemplis, ipsum jam plena Tyrarmum Ire
lubet ...
Abraham Cowley, Thomas Sprat, 1710
5
Major Soil Groups of the World: Ecology, Genesis, Properties ...
According to A. Ruellan (Pedology course, 1984, mimeo), there is no upper limit
to rainfall if the environment stays well drained. • On schist, the altérite is rich in
iron and inherited clay minerals (transformation of micas). It can directly rubefy.
F. N rubefy. Letters on the improvement of the mind, addressed to a young lady, a
vols. fis. Walltr. Calculate! to reclaim ladies from frivolous amusements, to
regulate their pallium, rect fy their taste, elevate their ideas, and inspire them with
the ...
7
One Book/Five Ways: The Publishing Procedures of Five ...
turers\ Tbere are also soss excellent books on artificial and •*<"*? «£ J>,r:e KG.
rubefy light gardening v Li i;Tt ff - •' m "III''T>J in the collections' of your public
library. If you enjoy artificial light gardening and the gratifying results it brings, you
will ...
Association of American University Presses, Joyce Kachergis, 1994
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English Language Word Builder
... ROOTLEt RUBEFY RUBIFY RUCKLE RUDDLE RUMPLE RUNKLE SAGGARd
SALAAM SALIFY SANIFY SASHAY SAWDER SCAITH SCARRE SCHLEP>
SCHLEPp. 107 6. Six-Letter Words.
9
The French Practice of Medicine
It is difficult to operate revulsions against enteritis, yet topics which rubefy the skin
, without occasioning pain, arc frequently serviceable. The ointment of tartarized
antimony, applied to the epigastrium, has proved beneficial in chronic gastritis; ...
Louis Jacques Bégin, 1829
10
Monthly Magazine and British Register
Mr. Rubefy.— Mr. John Wiire. At Coventry, Mr. Alderman Spell ; he went to bed
apparently in good health —Mr. Matthew Cutts, a member of the Infantry
AfTodation. — Mr. Robert Grey. — Mr. Towers. — Mr. Morley.— Mrs. Johnson,
after a long ...
