CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO SCAITH
PRESENT
Present
I scaith
you scaith
he/she/it scaiths
we scaith
you scaith
they scaith
Present continuous
I am scaithing
you are scaithing
he/she/it is scaithing
we are scaithing
you are scaithing
they are scaithing
Present perfect
I have scaithed
you have scaithed
he/she/it has scaithed
we have scaithed
you have scaithed
they have scaithed
Present perfect continuous
I have been scaithing
you have been scaithing
he/she/it has been scaithing
we have been scaithing
you have been scaithing
they have been scaithing
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 scaithed
you scaithed
he/she/it scaithed
we scaithed
you scaithed
they scaithed
Past continuous
I was scaithing
you were scaithing
he/she/it was scaithing
we were scaithing
you were scaithing
they were scaithing
Past perfect
I had scaithed
you had scaithed
he/she/it had scaithed
we had scaithed
you had scaithed
they had scaithed
Past perfect continuous
I had been scaithing
you had been scaithing
he/she/it had been scaithing
we had been scaithing
you had been scaithing
they had been scaithing
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will scaith
you will scaith
he/she/it will scaith
we will scaith
you will scaith
they will scaith
Future continuous
I will be scaithing
you will be scaithing
he/she/it will be scaithing
we will be scaithing
you will be scaithing
they will be scaithing
Future perfect
I will have scaithed
you will have scaithed
he/she/it will have scaithed
we will have scaithed
you will have scaithed
they will have scaithed
Future perfect continuous
I will have been scaithing
you will have been scaithing
he/she/it will have been scaithing
we will have been scaithing
you will have been scaithing
they will have been scaithing
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would scaith
you would scaith
he/she/it would scaith
we would scaith
you would scaith
they would scaith
Conditional continuous
I would be scaithing
you would be scaithing
he/she/it would be scaithing
we would be scaithing
you would be scaithing
they would be scaithing
Conditional perfect
I would have scaith
you would have scaith
he/she/it would have scaith
we would have scaith
you would have scaith
they would have scaith
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been scaithing
you would have been scaithing
he/she/it would have been scaithing
we would have been scaithing
you would have been scaithing
they would have been scaithing
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you scaith
we let´s scaith
you scaith
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Present Participle
scaithing
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 «SCAITH»
Discover the use of
scaith in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
scaith and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Scotland's
Scaith; or, the history o' Will and Jean ... ...
Hector MACNEILL (Poet.) OR, THE HISTORY 0' WILL AND 7mm. OWRE TRUE A
TALE! TOGETHER WITH THE WAES O' WAR ;1 THE UPSHOT 0' ,EI'HE
HISTORY 0' WILL AND 71mm I BY _ . HECTOR MAcEILL, ESQ_ 'A NEW Enmofir,
...
Hector MACNEILL (Poet.), 1800
Scaith. He didn't wait for the figure to solidify. Tris sent a blast ofmagic, disrupting
the shimmering cloud.Trisfelt Scaith's power crackle around him, as the
coldmagic of the dark summoner slammed against Tris'sown shields. Scaith's
powerhad ...
3
Scotland's
Scaith; Or, the History O' Will and Jean: Owre ...
In its determination to preserve the century of revolution, Gale initiated a revolution of its own: digitization of epic proportions to preserve these invaluable works in the largest archive of its kind.
4
The complete poetical works of Robert Buchanan
Above the glen, yonder between the hills ; And cattle huddled round him, lowing
loud, And the Scaith thicken'd, and the murmur grew, While we gazed down. The
mists hung round the heights, The rain still fell, but faintly, — and below, Roaring
...
Robert Williams Buchanan, 1901
5
Whistle-Binkie: Or, the Piper of the Party Being a ...
YE MAUNNA SCAITH THE FECKLESS. " COME, callans, quit sic cruel sport ; for
shame, for shame, gi'e ower ! That poor half-witted creature ye've been fighting wi
' this hour; What pleasure ha'e ye seeing him thus lay his bosom bare ?
And Dan threw up his arms, screaming aloud, "The Scaith! the Scaith !" — and
groan'd, and rush'd away, I following close behind him in the mirk: And on he
rush'd, until he gain'd a craig, Above the glen, yonder between the hills ; And
cattle ...
Robert Williams Buchanan, 1883
7
Victorian Poetry, Selected and Arranged
And Dan threw up his arms , screaming aloud , The Scaith ! the Scaith ! ' — and
groan'd , and rush'd away, — I following close behind him in the mirk. And on he
tore , until he gain'd a craig , Above the glen , yonder between the hills ; And ...
8
Ireland's Mysterious Lands and Sunken Cities: Legends and ...
One obscure legend, which Brown dated to the tenth century, is that of the Lane
of Scaith, the Land ofShadow, with a city named Dun Scaith, City of Shadow. This
enigmatic land and city was raided by the hero Cuchulainn. It was surrounded ...
9
The Complete Idiot's Guide to World Mythology
She is head of Dun Scaith, a school of warrior arts and a mighty fortress that is
located on an island. Normal people cannot reach the island, as to do so requires
one to pass through treacherous lands and across the Plain of Ill-Luck and the ...
Evans Lansing Smith, Nathan Robert Brown, 2008
10
Sporting Magazine: Or, Monthly Calendar of the Transactions ...
Mr. Langston names Scarpa, 5 yrs old, Mr. Thomhill's b. c. Swivel, 4 yrs old. Mr.
Stuart names Prosody, 5 yrs old. Mr. Scaith's Noma, 5 yrs old. Mr. Scaith's
Netherfield, 4 yrs old. Lord Exeter's Ardrossan, 6 yrs old. Lord Exeter's b. c.
Holbein, 4 yrs ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SCAITH»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
scaith is used in the context of the following news items.
Stable Talk with Sophie Leech: Cry Fury runs tonight on the Flat and …
Midnight Appeal and Dun Scaith both ran very well to finish fourth in valuable contests last weekend but their runs were both mixed with more than a tinge of ... «Gloucester Citizen, Jul 15»
Newton Abbot
Dun Scaith remains 12lb higher than when winning at Bangor in May, Zip Top has lost his way since landing a novice event early in the year while Rum And ... «Sportinglife.com, Jul 15»
Stable Talk with Sophie Leech: Peckhamecho will miss Market …
Dun Scaith may go to Newton Abbot which will suit him but it is a big step up in grade and he will need to improve. We were a bit disappointed with his effort ... «Gloucester Citizen, Jul 15»
Stable Talk with Sophie Leech: Mad Money makes his debut for …
Dun Scaith could only manage third after his impressive win at Bangor in May. He was up in grade after taking a bit of a hammering from the handicapper and ... «Gloucester Citizen, Jun 15»
Take Gold to strike at Salisbury
SOUTHWELL: 4.50 Brother Scott, 5.20 Less Time, 5.50 Dun Scaith, 6.20 Card Game, 6.50 Time And Again, 7.25 Dawn Commander, 7.55 Tour De Ville. «Sportinglife.com, Jun 15»
Birdman to take flight at Ripon
SOUTHWELL: 5.05 Moonlight Maggie, 5.35 Riddlestown, 6.05 Allycat, 6.35 Pandorica, 7.05 Samoset, 7.35 Dun Scaith, 8.05 Princess Roania. Share article. «Glasgow Evening Times, May 15»
Stable Talk with Sophie Leech: Bargain buy River Maigue gives us a …
With the likes of Mostly Bob, Silmi, Owen Glendower, Dun Scaith, River Maigue and Peckhamecho we have some very talented horses capable of really pushing ... «Gloucester Citizen, May 15»
Saturday's racing tips
BANGOR: 1.50 Dun Scaith, 2.20 Long House Hall, 2.55 Bear Island Flint, 3.30 Mor Brook, 4.05 Heist, 4.40 Wing Mira, 5.15 Ethelwyn. DONCASTER: 5.45 I'm ... «Sportinglife.com, May 15»
Stable Talk with Sophie Leech: Owen Glendower bids to follow up
The horses entered this weekend are Dun Scaith, Mrs Jordan, Owen Glendower, Mart Lane, Forget and Forgive and Willow Island. All of these have been ... «Gloucester Citizen, May 15»
Joe Molloy: Woman-beater Mayweather should not get free ride from …
... hopefully everyone watched the hurling afterwards. St Lawrence's BNS Kilmacud players celebrate after winning the Scaith Herald cup in the Allianz Cumann ... «Irish Independent, Apr 15»
