CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO SCULK
PRESENT
Present
I sculk
you sculk
he/she/it sculks
we sculk
you sculk
they sculk
Present continuous
I am sculking
you are sculking
he/she/it is sculking
we are sculking
you are sculking
they are sculking
Present perfect
I have sculked
you have sculked
he/she/it has sculked
we have sculked
you have sculked
they have sculked
Present perfect continuous
I have been sculking
you have been sculking
he/she/it has been sculking
we have been sculking
you have been sculking
they have been sculking
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 sculked
you sculked
he/she/it sculked
we sculked
you sculked
they sculked
Past continuous
I was sculking
you were sculking
he/she/it was sculking
we were sculking
you were sculking
they were sculking
Past perfect
I had sculked
you had sculked
he/she/it had sculked
we had sculked
you had sculked
they had sculked
Past perfect continuous
I had been sculking
you had been sculking
he/she/it had been sculking
we had been sculking
you had been sculking
they had been sculking
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will sculk
you will sculk
he/she/it will sculk
we will sculk
you will sculk
they will sculk
Future continuous
I will be sculking
you will be sculking
he/she/it will be sculking
we will be sculking
you will be sculking
they will be sculking
Future perfect
I will have sculked
you will have sculked
he/she/it will have sculked
we will have sculked
you will have sculked
they will have sculked
Future perfect continuous
I will have been sculking
you will have been sculking
he/she/it will have been sculking
we will have been sculking
you will have been sculking
they will have been sculking
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would sculk
you would sculk
he/she/it would sculk
we would sculk
you would sculk
they would sculk
Conditional continuous
I would be sculking
you would be sculking
he/she/it would be sculking
we would be sculking
you would be sculking
they would be sculking
Conditional perfect
I would have sculk
you would have sculk
he/she/it would have sculk
we would have sculk
you would have sculk
they would have sculk
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been sculking
you would have been sculking
he/she/it would have been sculking
we would have been sculking
you would have been sculking
they would have been sculking
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you sculk
we let´s sculk
you sculk
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Present Participle
sculking
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 «SCULK»
Discover the use of
sculk in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
sculk and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
A Dictionary of the Welsh Language, Explained in English: ...
TéÇ| s. m. (le — ec) A sculk, a lurk. Tejawg, a. (leç) Of a disposition to sculk.
Tcçawl, a. (tóç) Sculking, or lurking. Teçiad, s. m. — fil. t. au (tùç) A sculking.
Teçial, j. m. (tv.-ç) A fréquent sculking. d. a. To be sculking continually ; to be
lurking about.
2
The Baltimore Phœnix & Budget
said Tom, (Sculk,) coming forward and saluting mine host, whilst tho crowd
looked on in astonishment. "Your servant, sir — but I hope you aint goiHg to
leavo us at this hour?" said the host, in doubt. "No!" replied Tom, "I shall take up
my abode ...
3
A Dictionary of the Welsh Language, Explained in English
Tech, s. m. (te-ech) A sculk, a lurk, a hide. TechawF, a. (tech) 0l' a disposition to
sculk. Techaw , o. (tech) Sculking, or lurking. Techiad, s. iva-pl. t. an (tech) А
sculking. Techìal, s. m. (tech) A frequent sculking. e. n. To he sculking continually.
4
Middle English Dictionary:
Also sculk(e & (error) sulk. Cp. shucke n. [From skulken v.] (a) As a name for the
devil; (b) as term of association: a group; (c) as surname. (a) a1325(c1300)
Songs Langtoft p. 296: The roglre raggi sculke [vr. devel] rug ham in helle! (b)
a1450 ...
Robert E. Lewis, John Reidy, 1988
5
A Dictionary of the English Language: Abridged from the ...
Sculk'-ed,* p. of SciM. Scnlk'-er, n. one who lurks or lies hid. Sculk'-ing, ppr.
lurking, lying hid. Scull, it. a short oar, a boat. [stern. Scull, v. t. to impel by turning
an oar at the S,cull'-cr, n. one who sculls, a boot rowed by one man. ^"dj'-e-ry, n. a
...
6
The New And Complete Dictionary Of The English Language: In ...
Scuf'tfe (c. perhaps from shuffle) A confused kind of sight, a tumultuous brbii.
Scuffle (v. int. frt,m tbe sub.) To fight confusedly, to quarrej tumultously. Scuffling s
P. a. from scuffle) Fighting in a confused m tow or droll haste or precipi- SCULK (v
...
7
Grande Dizionario Italiano Ed Inglese Edizione Fatta Su ...
SCULK, s.company, truppa, banda. A sculk of foxes, un branco di volpi. 'm
SCULK, u. n. to bide one's self, celarsi_ nascondersi, appiattarsi. To sculk for one
, eadiare alcuno, spiare , indagare i suoi andamenti. SCULKER, s. (t. di mar.
poltrone, ...
8
A Dictionary of the Chinese Language, in Three Parts: ...
Read Y8, Stopping suddenly. An ancient form of the following. ^ 03 YEW. An
ancient form of Yew. To sen Ik off like a fat hog; to run away ; to conceal one's aelf
. To cause lo sculk off. Read Tteun, To sculk off ashamed. To withdraw from
notice.
9
A Concise Dictionary of the Italian, English, & French ...
Seu alon ‚м. hater: añrettarsi. зените, s. ruit, m.; querelle: zutïa; riotta,f. Scuñle en.
avoir a démêler: contrastare. (We have nothing to scuñle for, nous 'n'avons rien a
démêler ensemble: noi non abbiamo che spartire insieme.) Sculk, s, troupe: ...
I mean," stammered Sculk, " I mean the — the— devil!" " Wall, my dear sir, but
what has the devil to do with us or Mr. Martel ?" " Oh — only," said Tom, more
confused than ever, " I only meant to say — that — damn it!" "This is very fine,
upon my ...
William Evans Burton, 1838
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SCULK»
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sculk is used in the context of the following news items.
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Scott couldn't contain his rage and the 'Incredible Sculk' came out again, knocking pictures off the wall and smashing yet more plant pots. Someone sign him up ... «Metro, Jul 13»
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