CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO SAGINATE
PRESENT
Present
I saginate
you saginate
he/she/it saginates
we saginate
you saginate
they saginate
Present continuous
I am saginating
you are saginating
he/she/it is saginating
we are saginating
you are saginating
they are saginating
Present perfect
I have saginated
you have saginated
he/she/it has saginated
we have saginated
you have saginated
they have saginated
Present perfect continuous
I have been saginating
you have been saginating
he/she/it has been saginating
we have been saginating
you have been saginating
they have been saginating
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 saginated
you saginated
he/she/it saginated
we saginated
you saginated
they saginated
Past continuous
I was saginating
you were saginating
he/she/it was saginating
we were saginating
you were saginating
they were saginating
Past perfect
I had saginated
you had saginated
he/she/it had saginated
we had saginated
you had saginated
they had saginated
Past perfect continuous
I had been saginating
you had been saginating
he/she/it had been saginating
we had been saginating
you had been saginating
they had been saginating
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will saginate
you will saginate
he/she/it will saginate
we will saginate
you will saginate
they will saginate
Future continuous
I will be saginating
you will be saginating
he/she/it will be saginating
we will be saginating
you will be saginating
they will be saginating
Future perfect
I will have saginated
you will have saginated
he/she/it will have saginated
we will have saginated
you will have saginated
they will have saginated
Future perfect continuous
I will have been saginating
you will have been saginating
he/she/it will have been saginating
we will have been saginating
you will have been saginating
they will have been saginating
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would saginate
you would saginate
he/she/it would saginate
we would saginate
you would saginate
they would saginate
Conditional continuous
I would be saginating
you would be saginating
he/she/it would be saginating
we would be saginating
you would be saginating
they would be saginating
Conditional perfect
I would have saginate
you would have saginate
he/she/it would have saginate
we would have saginate
you would have saginate
they would have saginate
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been saginating
you would have been saginating
he/she/it would have been saginating
we would have been saginating
you would have been saginating
they would have been saginating
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you saginate
we let´s saginate
you saginate
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
saginated
Present Participle
saginating
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 «SAGINATE»
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How can we diagnosis a case of T. Solium and T. Saginate infected person ?
Diagnosis Adults : In making a diagnosis of human infection with a species of
Taenia the foflowing points should be noted : 1. The worm can be diagnosed by
the ...
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The Jepson Desert Manual: Vascular Plants of Southeastern ...
ST; caudex short, LVS; basal, simple, palmately veined, sometimes floating;
submersed blades gen linear to ovate; emergent blades linear to saginate, INFL
gen scapose, umbel- to panicle-like; fls whorled, in interrupted clusters. FLS
bisexual ...
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Saral Homoeopathic Parivarik Chikitsa
Lifecycle: The lifecycle is the same as of T. saginate. The intermediate host is the
pig. Human beings are infected through the eating of undercooked pork,
containing the cysticerci ("measly" pork). Pathogencity (T. saginate and T.
solanum): ...
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English etymology; or, A derivative dictionary of the ...
SAGINATE,. IiW,. sagina. ;. a. 2.7TM«,. srugi-. his sagino ; to fatten, with corn -,
R. X.7oj, sru- mentum : vel a 2«77«, sagino □> to fatten. SAGITTARY j " 2ay»i, to
oVAov, x*i ir«>8-«y*a, ...
George William Lemon, 1783
Engineering Seniors Ari.figh Mead Hastings A. 1. E. E. E. H. Merritt I.ockport, A'. )'.
Wilbur L. Mertz Saginate Elbert G. Milium Kalamazoo Phi Lambda L'poUon Harry
E. Miller Maneelona Herron W. Miller . Dallas, Texas Alpha Tun Omega Wyatt ...
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Manual, Analytical and Synthetical, of Orthography and ...
Sacharine i Sugary Sacerdotal Priestly SadduceeI ism' One of an ancient Jewish
sect. - Sagamore 5 An Indian chief Saginate ed ing Fatten EXERCISE 435. Sagitt
al ary ate§ arius§ An arrow. Salamander s ine A kind of lizard fabled to live ...
James Napoleon McElligott, 1858
Saginate, Michigan Phi Chi: Cercle Francais. A.B. Harriet Flavia Gagnon A.B. in F
'd. Detroit. Michigan Helen Newberry Residence. Eleanor Anna Gaiser ('Irreland,
Ohio A.B. George W. Gale IV ... . J.D. (¡alesburg, Illinois Law Review. William ...
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English Etymology: Or, a Derivative Dictionary of the ...
_ SAGE; zqaxot, quasi'zayog,solviaz the herb so called. - SAGINATE, Eisslau,
shgirta 5., 5. Eflruw, frugihtu sagino; to fattmuzvith corn; R. Zflor, fraucntum : vel a
Zarsiliw, sagino z, to fattm. SAGITTARY; " Zuyn, dium', non rravcruyta, ai raven-
Am: ...
George William Lemon, 1783
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Illustrations Of Indian Botany : Or Figures Illustrative Of ...
A stamen showing the saginate form of the anthers. 4. A single flower as it
appears on being removed from the branch, the exterior pointed sepalIike leafin
front, the Braetea. 5. Ovary cut transverse' the ovules to the base of the carpels. 6.
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An English-Welsh pronouncing dictionary: with an analysis of ...
... callineh, pwyll- I ineh, synwyr [coeh tndeinfwn Sagenite, saj'-en-eit, s. rhwydfwn
; egrid Sagger, sag'-ger, s. math o glai y gwneir I potiau o hono [bychan Sagina,
saj'-i-na,s. corwlyddyn, gwlyddyn Saginate, MjM-nët,v.a.gorbeegi, mwyth- I uso, ...
