CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO SKENNING
PRESENT
Present
I skenning
you skenning
he/she/it skennings
we skenning
you skenning
they skenning
Present continuous
I am skenninging
you are skenninging
he/she/it is skenninging
we are skenninging
you are skenninging
they are skenninging
Present perfect
I have skenninged
you have skenninged
he/she/it has skenninged
we have skenninged
you have skenninged
they have skenninged
Present perfect continuous
I have been skenninging
you have been skenninging
he/she/it has been skenninging
we have been skenninging
you have been skenninging
they have been skenninging
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 skenninged
you skenninged
he/she/it skenninged
we skenninged
you skenninged
they skenninged
Past continuous
I was skenninging
you were skenninging
he/she/it was skenninging
we were skenninging
you were skenninging
they were skenninging
Past perfect
I had skenninged
you had skenninged
he/she/it had skenninged
we had skenninged
you had skenninged
they had skenninged
Past perfect continuous
I had been skenninging
you had been skenninging
he/she/it had been skenninging
we had been skenninging
you had been skenninging
they had been skenninging
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will skenning
you will skenning
he/she/it will skenning
we will skenning
you will skenning
they will skenning
Future continuous
I will be skenninging
you will be skenninging
he/she/it will be skenninging
we will be skenninging
you will be skenninging
they will be skenninging
Future perfect
I will have skenninged
you will have skenninged
he/she/it will have skenninged
we will have skenninged
you will have skenninged
they will have skenninged
Future perfect continuous
I will have been skenninging
you will have been skenninging
he/she/it will have been skenninging
we will have been skenninging
you will have been skenninging
they will have been skenninging
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would skenning
you would skenning
he/she/it would skenning
we would skenning
you would skenning
they would skenning
Conditional continuous
I would be skenninging
you would be skenninging
he/she/it would be skenninging
we would be skenninging
you would be skenninging
they would be skenninging
Conditional perfect
I would have skenning
you would have skenning
he/she/it would have skenning
we would have skenning
you would have skenning
they would have skenning
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been skenninging
you would have been skenninging
he/she/it would have been skenninging
we would have been skenninging
you would have been skenninging
they would have been skenninging
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you skenning
we let´s skenning
you skenning
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
skenninged
Present Participle
skenninging
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 «SKENNING»
Discover the use of
skenning in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
skenning and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The man of nature; or, Nature and love (from the Germ. of ...
Fanny had skenned a him, during his relation, with a flyness undescribable — the
* // may hy some he conjeflured that " skenning" it a corruption of " scanning:" —
no such thing. Skenning, in the county I owe my hirth to, as well as those ...
August Heinrich J. Lafontaine, 1799
2
Survey of English dialects
Rr. GLEEING, SKENNING, SQUINTING Note— Forms of SKENNING and
SQUINTING will also be found at VI.3.8. 1 Nb 1 skwintan 2 skwint 3-6 skwintn 7
s.w. skwintin 8-9 skwintn 2 Cu 1 skwintn 2 gli:an 3 skwintn 4 n.k. 5 skwintn 6
skwintin 3 ...
Harold Orton, Eugen Dieth, University of Leeds. Dept. of English Language and Medieval English Literature, 1963
3
The Dialect of Craven in the West-Riding of the Country of ...
SKEN, To squint. Bigle, skenning, squinting, looking askew or nine waies at once
. Cotgrave. SKERL, To scream, to shriek. “ He grippet Nelly hard and fast, Loud
skirled a' the lasses.” Burns. “ Thro ilka limb and lith the terror thirl'd At every time
...
was a phine spesiment of the Irish genlmen, before Coknceism invaded the land
of the Greene, and that brazen theef O'Konnl started up to deemoryalize the
kounthrec, and pluk the poor peepl of the little that the skenning Grand Jurees left
in ...
5
Annual report. 1861-70, 72-1925, 30, 35, 38
The Church thus founded, may be said to have received the fulness of its
mediaeval organization at the Synod of Skenning in 1248, at the hands of our
countryman Nicholas Breakspear, once of St. Alban's Abbey, then Papal Legate,
and ...
6
A Popular Modern History
Simon. Earl of Leicester, 158. Sixtus V., Pope, 2'25. Skenning University, in
Sweden, estab lished by the Popes, 167. Skirra, the, 14. Smalcalde, conference
of, 273. Socinianism in Poland, 410. Sofl'arides, the, 56. Soliman, the Seljukian,
121.
was a phine spesiment of the Irish enlmen, before Cokneeism invaded t 0 land of
the Greene, and that brazen theef ()'Konnl started u to (leemoryalize the
kounthree, an pluk the poor peepl of the little that the skenning Grand Jurees left
in theyr ...
James Anthony Froude, John Tulloch, 1842
8
Destiny Obscure: Autobiographies of Childhood, Education and ...
... Bolton was 'Blind Horse and Skenning Driver' in which an innocent boy-victim
was blindfolded, driven like a horse through the streets, and ultimately tied up to
a front door to await the wrath of the occupier.107 But larking could also involve ...
Proffessor John Burnett, John Burnett, 2013
9
The Dialect of Craven: In the West-Riding of the County of York
In the West-Riding of the County of York William Carr. SKEN, To squint. Bigle,
skenning, squinting, looking askew or nine waies at once. Cotgrave. SKERL, To
scream, to shriek. " He grippet Nelly hard and fast, Loud skirled a' the lasses."
Burns ...
No big deal for a guy who spends a lot of time in 6 B.C.E. His wife is more
skenning. She is an intense ethnologist who, breasts apart, resembles the Warli
drawings she studies. “We may also be directly linked to—' Her husband shoots a
...
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SKENNING»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
skenning is used in the context of the following news items.
Pair jailed for alleyway punch horror
... and while they were parked on the main street in Tyldesley outside the chemist's, by chance, Mr Ainsworth left the Skenning Bob pub after a couple of drinks. «Wigan Today, Apr 14»
Emma till final direkt i Swedish Cup
SÄVSJÖ (SMP) Emma Skenning och Emil Martinsson, de lokala seniorhoppen, infriade förväntningarna redan första tävlingsdagen då Swedish Cup inleddes i ... «Smålandsposten, Jan 11»
Emil Martinsson guldskytt i running target
Emil Martinsson från Delary och Emma Skenning från Rydaholm såg till att bjuda på ... I damernas luftgevärsfinal återfanns Emma Skenning i delad ledning med ... «Smålandsposten, Jan 10»
