CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO SERPENTIZE
PRESENT
Present
I serpentize
you serpentize
he/she/it serpentizes
we serpentize
you serpentize
they serpentize
Present continuous
I am serpentizing
you are serpentizing
he/she/it is serpentizing
we are serpentizing
you are serpentizing
they are serpentizing
Present perfect
I have serpentized
you have serpentized
he/she/it has serpentized
we have serpentized
you have serpentized
they have serpentized
Present perfect continuous
I have been serpentizing
you have been serpentizing
he/she/it has been serpentizing
we have been serpentizing
you have been serpentizing
they have been serpentizing
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 serpentized
you serpentized
he/she/it serpentized
we serpentized
you serpentized
they serpentized
Past continuous
I was serpentizing
you were serpentizing
he/she/it was serpentizing
we were serpentizing
you were serpentizing
they were serpentizing
Past perfect
I had serpentized
you had serpentized
he/she/it had serpentized
we had serpentized
you had serpentized
they had serpentized
Past perfect continuous
I had been serpentizing
you had been serpentizing
he/she/it had been serpentizing
we had been serpentizing
you had been serpentizing
they had been serpentizing
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will serpentize
you will serpentize
he/she/it will serpentize
we will serpentize
you will serpentize
they will serpentize
Future continuous
I will be serpentizing
you will be serpentizing
he/she/it will be serpentizing
we will be serpentizing
you will be serpentizing
they will be serpentizing
Future perfect
I will have serpentized
you will have serpentized
he/she/it will have serpentized
we will have serpentized
you will have serpentized
they will have serpentized
Future perfect continuous
I will have been serpentizing
you will have been serpentizing
he/she/it will have been serpentizing
we will have been serpentizing
you will have been serpentizing
they will have been serpentizing
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would serpentize
you would serpentize
he/she/it would serpentize
we would serpentize
you would serpentize
they would serpentize
Conditional continuous
I would be serpentizing
you would be serpentizing
he/she/it would be serpentizing
we would be serpentizing
you would be serpentizing
they would be serpentizing
Conditional perfect
I would have serpentize
you would have serpentize
he/she/it would have serpentize
we would have serpentize
you would have serpentize
they would have serpentize
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been serpentizing
you would have been serpentizing
he/she/it would have been serpentizing
we would have been serpentizing
you would have been serpentizing
they would have been serpentizing
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you serpentize
we let´s serpentize
you serpentize
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
serpentized
Present Participle
serpentizing
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 «SERPENTIZE»
Discover the use of
serpentize in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
serpentize and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The history of Emily Montague, by the author of Lady Julia ...
seeing the beaux serpentize, is now a confused, frightful, rugged precipice, which
one trembles at the idea of ascending. -There is something exceedingly agrea-
ble in the whirl of the carrioles, which fly along at the rate of twenty miles an hour
...
2
A Dictionary of the English and German, and the German and ...
V. 22-.d11rch[cl)l?1'n g eln [ich dut-cdschliingele, but-ths sckfldttgclt/ zu
durdsstdtititzzeltt] to wind, to meander, to serpentize through. Der Weg
dnrchfchiängelt ein hohes Lttstgebiisd), the road serpentizes through a tall
shrubbery; Bliee *- die ...
Joseph Leonhard Hilpert, Ernst Friedrich Kärcher, 1857
3
Anecdotes of Painting in England: With Some Account of the ...
These waters are passed by bridges---but even their bridges must not be strait---
they serpentize as much as the rivulets, and are sometimes so long as to be
furnished with resting- places, and begin and end with triumphal arches.
Methinks a ...
4
Dictionary of Obsolete and Provincial English, Containing ...
SERPENTIZE, a. To wind along like a serpent. SEEPET, s. A rush basket. SEEEE
, v. (A.-N.) To join closely. Sew-ed, pressed together. SERRY, adj. Idiotic; mean.
Linc. SERTES, adv. Certainly. SERTLE, v. To surprise. Essex. SERUNDEL, s.
5
includes "On modern gardening"
Adieu to canals, circular basons, and cascades tumbling down marble steps, that
last absurd magnificence of Italian and French villas. The forced elevation of
cataracts was no more. The gentle stream was taught to serpentize seemingly at
its ...
6
The Dispensary ... The Eighth Edition. With Several ...
Near These the Delegate with Wonder spies Where Floods of living' Silver
serpentize: Where rtchest Metals their bright Looks put on, And Golden Strcams
through Amber Channels run. Where Light's gay God descends to ripen- Gems,
And ...
About the valley the numerous hills are clothed with wood, or smile in verdure,
amid a range of fertile inclosures, through which, in gleams of real beauty, the
waters of the river serpentize from their native hills in the north, down the shining
tract ...
8
A Treatise on Atmospherical Electricity
On the 23d, the continual discharge of the lightning, accompanied by awful
thunder, fell on the most elevated points of the churches, houses, and trees:
numberless flashes were observed to serpentize on all sides, coming not less
frequently ...
9
Englisch-Deutsches und Deutsch-Englisches Wörterbuch: mit ...
-f; Qrnilli.) cross-bill l; Loxia curvirostra); European bee-eater r; Merops apiaster). t
, v. a., (prov.) v. 3<tfnittem; v. n., to wind, to serpentize (fid; fdjlangfln). Mrill'lif, f., (pi
. -n) groove; notch; cleft, rent; crevice; (Arc/til.) scotia, casement. tftip'pe, f., (pi.
10
Hymns and Poems of ... Mrs. S. W., with a few recollections ...
S read 0 er the world before your eye, T e various paths of mortals lie; Some
straight as avenues extend, Of which good eyes may see the end; Some
serpentize and twist about, From which no wanderers e'er get out;" But sporting
midst the ...
