CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO SHIKARRED
PRESENT
Present
I shikarred
you shikarred
he/she/it shikarreds
we shikarred
you shikarred
they shikarred
Present continuous
I am shikarreding
you are shikarreding
he/she/it is shikarreding
we are shikarreding
you are shikarreding
they are shikarreding
Present perfect
I have shikarreded
you have shikarreded
he/she/it has shikarreded
we have shikarreded
you have shikarreded
they have shikarreded
Present perfect continuous
I have been shikarreding
you have been shikarreding
he/she/it has been shikarreding
we have been shikarreding
you have been shikarreding
they have been shikarreding
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 shikarreded
you shikarreded
he/she/it shikarreded
we shikarreded
you shikarreded
they shikarreded
Past continuous
I was shikarreding
you were shikarreding
he/she/it was shikarreding
we were shikarreding
you were shikarreding
they were shikarreding
Past perfect
I had shikarreded
you had shikarreded
he/she/it had shikarreded
we had shikarreded
you had shikarreded
they had shikarreded
Past perfect continuous
I had been shikarreding
you had been shikarreding
he/she/it had been shikarreding
we had been shikarreding
you had been shikarreding
they had been shikarreding
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will shikarred
you will shikarred
he/she/it will shikarred
we will shikarred
you will shikarred
they will shikarred
Future continuous
I will be shikarreding
you will be shikarreding
he/she/it will be shikarreding
we will be shikarreding
you will be shikarreding
they will be shikarreding
Future perfect
I will have shikarreded
you will have shikarreded
he/she/it will have shikarreded
we will have shikarreded
you will have shikarreded
they will have shikarreded
Future perfect continuous
I will have been shikarreding
you will have been shikarreding
he/she/it will have been shikarreding
we will have been shikarreding
you will have been shikarreding
they will have been shikarreding
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would shikarred
you would shikarred
he/she/it would shikarred
we would shikarred
you would shikarred
they would shikarred
Conditional continuous
I would be shikarreding
you would be shikarreding
he/she/it would be shikarreding
we would be shikarreding
you would be shikarreding
they would be shikarreding
Conditional perfect
I would have shikarred
you would have shikarred
he/she/it would have shikarred
we would have shikarred
you would have shikarred
they would have shikarred
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been shikarreding
you would have been shikarreding
he/she/it would have been shikarreding
we would have been shikarreding
you would have been shikarreding
they would have been shikarreding
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you shikarred
we let´s shikarred
you shikarred
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
shikarreded
Present Participle
shikarreding
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 «SHIKARRED»
Discover the use of
shikarred in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
shikarred and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Sites de résistance - Stratégies textuelles
The « Shikarris » shikarred The Worm very much, and he bore everything without
winking. (p. 25) The condoning of violence by society at large is pointed out by
the set phrase, “Everyone knows”, which also hints at the transformation of ...
Susanne Berthier-Foglar, Madhu Benoit et Linda Carter
2
The Works of Rudyard Kipling
I believe in well-flushed culverts . . . This is why the death-rate's small; And, if you
don't believe me, get shikarred yourself. That's all. The Last Department Twelve
hundred million men are spread About. musth enraged shikarred hunted pukka ...
3
The Lock and Key Liberary (Volume 1 of 2 ) (EasyRead Large ...
The "Shikarris" shikarred The Worm very much, and he bore everything without
winking. He was so good and so anxious to learn, and flushed so pink, that his
education was cut short, and he was left to his own devices by everyone except
the ...
Authors, Various, CREATESPACE, 2008
4
The Lock and Key Liberary (Volume 1 of 3 ) (EasyRead Super ...
The "Shikarris" shikarred The Worm very much, and he bore everything without
winking. He was so good and so anxious to learn, and flushed so pink, that his
education was cut short, and he was left to his own devices by everyone 90.
Authors, Various, CREATESPACE, 2008
5
The Lock and Key Library Classic Mystrey and Detective Stories
The "Shikarris" shikarred The Worm very much, and he bore everything without
winking. He was so good and so anxious to learn, and flushed so pink, that his
education was cut short, and he was left to his own devices by every one except
the ...
6
The Lock and Key Library
The "Shikarris" shikarred The Worm very much, and he bore everything without
winking. He was so good and so anxious to learn, and flushed so pink, that his
education was cut short, and he was left to his own devices by everyone except
the ...
7
The Lock and Key Library: Modern English Mystery Stories
The " Shikarris " shikarred The Worm very much, and he bore everything without
winking. He was so good and so anxious to learn, and flushed so pink, that his
education was cut short, and he was left to his own devices by everyone except ...
8
Collection Of Famous Author "Jerome K. Jerome":
The "Shikarris" shikarred The Worm very much, and he bore everything without
winking. He wasso good and so anxious to learn, and flushed sopink, thathis
educationwas cut short,and he was leftto his own devicesby everyone except the
...
9
The Lock and Key Liberary
The "Shikarris" shikarred The Worm very much, and he bore everything without
winking. He was so good and so anxious to learn, and flushed so pink, that his
education was cut short, and he was left to his own devices by everyone except
the ...
Authors, Various, CREATESPACE, 2008
10
The Lock and Key Library Classic Mystery and Detective Stories
The"Shikarris" shikarred The Worm very much, and hebore everything without
winking. Hewasso good and so anxious to learn, andflushed so pink, that his
education was cut short, and he was left to hisown devices by everyone except
the ...
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Robert Louis Stevenson, Rudyard Kipling, 2013
