CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO SHINNEY
PRESENT
Present
I shinney
you shinney
he/she/it shinneys
we shinney
you shinney
they shinney
Present continuous
I am shinneying
you are shinneying
he/she/it is shinneying
we are shinneying
you are shinneying
they are shinneying
Present perfect
I have shinneyed
you have shinneyed
he/she/it has shinneyed
we have shinneyed
you have shinneyed
they have shinneyed
Present perfect continuous
I have been shinneying
you have been shinneying
he/she/it has been shinneying
we have been shinneying
you have been shinneying
they have been shinneying
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 shinneyed
you shinneyed
he/she/it shinneyed
we shinneyed
you shinneyed
they shinneyed
Past continuous
I was shinneying
you were shinneying
he/she/it was shinneying
we were shinneying
you were shinneying
they were shinneying
Past perfect
I had shinneyed
you had shinneyed
he/she/it had shinneyed
we had shinneyed
you had shinneyed
they had shinneyed
Past perfect continuous
I had been shinneying
you had been shinneying
he/she/it had been shinneying
we had been shinneying
you had been shinneying
they had been shinneying
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will shinney
you will shinney
he/she/it will shinney
we will shinney
you will shinney
they will shinney
Future continuous
I will be shinneying
you will be shinneying
he/she/it will be shinneying
we will be shinneying
you will be shinneying
they will be shinneying
Future perfect
I will have shinneyed
you will have shinneyed
he/she/it will have shinneyed
we will have shinneyed
you will have shinneyed
they will have shinneyed
Future perfect continuous
I will have been shinneying
you will have been shinneying
he/she/it will have been shinneying
we will have been shinneying
you will have been shinneying
they will have been shinneying
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would shinney
you would shinney
he/she/it would shinney
we would shinney
you would shinney
they would shinney
Conditional continuous
I would be shinneying
you would be shinneying
he/she/it would be shinneying
we would be shinneying
you would be shinneying
they would be shinneying
Conditional perfect
I would have shinney
you would have shinney
he/she/it would have shinney
we would have shinney
you would have shinney
they would have shinney
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been shinneying
you would have been shinneying
he/she/it would have been shinneying
we would have been shinneying
you would have been shinneying
they would have been shinneying
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you shinney
we let´s shinney
you shinney
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
shinneyed
Present Participle
shinneying
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 «SHINNEY»
Discover the use of
shinney in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
shinney and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
THE SHINNEY PEA. 1*3 the Editor of the American Farmer— The March No. of
the American Farmer has just come to hand, and I have read the reports upon the
Peas of Edmund Ruffin, Esq., and Mr. Blount. If "he who causes two blades of ...
THE SHINNEY PEA. T'o the Editor of the American Farmer — The March No. of
the American Farmer has just come to hand, and I have read the reports upon the
Peas of Edmund Muffin, EST, and Mr. Blount. If "he who causes two blades of ...
3
Feis Na NGleann: A Century of Gaelic Culture in the Antrim Glens
No score was kept and everyone had his own shinney, which was cut from a
hedge or young tree. There were many other fields that were referred to as '
hurling fields', but they were used by the youths of the local townland just for
practice and ...
Eamon Phoenix, Padraic O'Cleireachain, 2005
4
Something Funny Happened: On the Way to My 80th Birthday
At Capitol Hill High School a group of us played shinney on an abandoned tennis
court during our lunch hour. Shinney is hockey on concrete rather than on ice.
The puck is a tin can beaten into a solid mass. Our shinney sticks were home ...
5
A Glossary of North Country Words, in Use: With Their ...
Shinney, a stick crooked or round at the end, with which to strike a small wooden
ball or coit, in the game called Shinney, or Shinney-haw, and sometimes
Shinham — played in the Northern counties. The same as Doddart ; which see.
John Trotter Brockett, 1829
6
Children's Folklore: A SourceBook
"One reason why shinney is three times as popular in Worcester as in Brooklyn,
and that running games of all kinds appear to be more popular, is undoubtedly
the exceptional inducements offered by the physical conditions of the former city;
...
Brian Sutton-Smith, Jay Mechling, Thomas W. Johnson, 2012
7
The Lightkeepers' Menagerie: Stories of Animals at Lighthouses
Shaffer's youngest daughter, Donna Shinney, recalled that Bibo led a checkered
life and memories of her were bittersweet. At Cape Blanco, Bibo thrilled the family
by giving birth to a litter of pedigreed puppies, but she was clueless about ...
8
A Braid of Lives: Native American Childhood
On the third day was when I began to cry, calling for shinney-bags and for a red
blouse and for red and blue silk ribbons. But I was not given these things. Then
my mother got well. She called in an old woman who was supposed to
understand ...
Having passed Umpin Island they may haul up for the anchorage under Ennis
Mahon in three fathoms, or continue their course for the island of Ennis Shinney,
which they will observe ahead. When they have approached to about a cable's ...
10
A glossary of north country words, in use. From an original ...
To kick up a shine'' Shinney, a stick crooked or round at the end, with which to
strike a small wooden ball or coit, in the game called Shinney, or Shinney-haw,
and sometimes Shinham — played in the Northern counties. The same as
Doddart ...
John Trotter Brockett, 1829
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SHINNEY»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
shinney is used in the context of the following news items.
Owner of car dealership charged with felonies
"They (customers) are not able to technically have ownership of that vehicle,” said Lt. Allan Shinney. “They cannot sell or if they came into financial hardship they ... «Good4Utah, May 15»
Photos of the week: Bryan Adams, Don Cherry and wild weather
Players are shown during a game of shinney during Hockey Day in Canada activities at the Emera Halifax Oval in Halifax. (CHRISTIAN LAFORCE / Staff). «TheChronicleHerald.ca, Feb 15»
Spamalot: Bellarmine cast embraces British humor
"Fr. Shinney is a beloved Jesuit, and all the students--especially the athletes--know him as the priest who's at every game shouting 'Go Bells,' so of course his ... «San Jose Mercury News, Feb 15»
Box Elder GOP committee picks Potter as sheriff
The new sheriff easily outdistanced the other applicant for the post, Allan Shinney, of Willard, a lieutenant in the state Tax Commission's motor vehicle ... «Standard-Examiner, Jan 15»
CRIT Native American Days Fair & Expo coming
... crafts vendors, CRIT pageants, cultural dance showcase, horseshoe tournament, tug o war competition, traditional games, shinney and peon and fireworks. «Parker Pioneer, Sep 14»
Inaugural games kick off in Browning
The public is welcomed to observe traditional Dog Day Games like Shinney, Single Pole Lacrosse and Hand Game played by area middle school students from ... «Flathead Publishing Group, Sep 14»
Three new police officers appointed in Hingham
... and Matthew Shinney, a graduate of the part-time police officer academy who has been assistant women's lacrosse coach at Bridgewater State University. «The Patriot Ledger, Jun 14»
Hingham board interviews 3 police officer applicants
... and Matthew Shinney, a graduate of the part-time police officer academy who has been an assistant women's lacrosse coach at Bridgewater State University. «The Patriot Ledger, Jun 14»
Police Academy has visit from State Police copter
The nine Swansea trainees include Robert Aronofsky, Joseph Cabral, Richard Curt, Erik Macedo, Gregory Reynolds, Matthew Shinney, Matthew Simon, ... «spectator.southcoasttoday, Nov 13»
North of Boston, high-end steakhouses multiply
Three things that don't change, said restaurant consultant David Shinney of DCS Associates of Boston, are the top reasons guests frequent upscale steakhouses ... «Boston Globe, Nov 13»
