CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO SNIGGER
PRESENT
Present
I snigger
you snigger
he/she/it sniggers
we snigger
you snigger
they snigger
Present continuous
I am sniggering
you are sniggering
he/she/it is sniggering
we are sniggering
you are sniggering
they are sniggering
Present perfect
I have sniggered
you have sniggered
he/she/it has sniggered
we have sniggered
you have sniggered
they have sniggered
Present perfect continuous
I have been sniggering
you have been sniggering
he/she/it has been sniggering
we have been sniggering
you have been sniggering
they have been sniggering
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 sniggered
you sniggered
he/she/it sniggered
we sniggered
you sniggered
they sniggered
Past continuous
I was sniggering
you were sniggering
he/she/it was sniggering
we were sniggering
you were sniggering
they were sniggering
Past perfect
I had sniggered
you had sniggered
he/she/it had sniggered
we had sniggered
you had sniggered
they had sniggered
Past perfect continuous
I had been sniggering
you had been sniggering
he/she/it had been sniggering
we had been sniggering
you had been sniggering
they had been sniggering
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will snigger
you will snigger
he/she/it will snigger
we will snigger
you will snigger
they will snigger
Future continuous
I will be sniggering
you will be sniggering
he/she/it will be sniggering
we will be sniggering
you will be sniggering
they will be sniggering
Future perfect
I will have sniggered
you will have sniggered
he/she/it will have sniggered
we will have sniggered
you will have sniggered
they will have sniggered
Future perfect continuous
I will have been sniggering
you will have been sniggering
he/she/it will have been sniggering
we will have been sniggering
you will have been sniggering
they will have been sniggering
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would snigger
you would snigger
he/she/it would snigger
we would snigger
you would snigger
they would snigger
Conditional continuous
I would be sniggering
you would be sniggering
he/she/it would be sniggering
we would be sniggering
you would be sniggering
they would be sniggering
Conditional perfect
I would have snigger
you would have snigger
he/she/it would have snigger
we would have snigger
you would have snigger
they would have snigger
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been sniggering
you would have been sniggering
he/she/it would have been sniggering
we would have been sniggering
you would have been sniggering
they would have been sniggering
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you snigger
we let´s snigger
you snigger
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
sniggered
Present Participle
sniggering
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 «SNIGGER»
Discover the use of
snigger in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
snigger and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Mike Miller, Son of Pendragon
In front of the packed shop, many of them new students, Snigger closed his eyes,
stuffed the sweet snake into his mouth and began to chew. He then took seven
gulps to swallow it down. The boy stood still as if he was waiting for something
but ...
2
Mrs. Kaputnik's Pool Hall and Matzo Ball Emporium
Another step and they would fall down to the street. Shoshi clutched Snigger's
neck with trembling hands. “Snigger,fly./” Igor regained his balance, lifted the gun
, and squeezed the trigger. And then Snigger jumped. Shoshi screamed and ...
3
Mike Miller, Son of Pendragon by Josh Rogan 2006 Abridged ...
In front of the packed shop, many of them new students, Snigger closed his eyes,
stuffed the sweet snake into his mouth and began to chew. He then took seven
gulps to swallow it down. The boy stood still as if he was waiting for something
but ...
and the branches of the yew tree parted! At last, Snigger saw the beast. It was just
as Cherrylea had described: a great black shape, crouched low to the ground.
Snigger watched with a sort of fascinated horror as it sifted through the leaf litter,
...
5
Ballou's Dollar Monthly Magazine
"Snigger, I shall sink under it. I sha'n't survive it—I feel it. You'll find fourteen
barrels of cabbage, and the manuscript of 'Weep not for me,' in the little back
room, first floor. I make you my executor. Those items will pay the funeral
expenses, with ...
6
Ballou's Monthly Magazine
O, Snigger !" " What is the matter ?" " I'm done for !" " Who's done it ?" " Herb it is,"
said Smith, passing him Affidavit's letter. " Damages twenty-five thousand dollars.
That's too good ! Twenty-five thousand — ha, ha ! Snigger, did you ever see a ...
Did "Anti-Snigger" mean to defend stamp collecting, or did he mean to write
against me, or against my phraseology ? The two latter is what he has done, and
if his letter represents the opinions of stamp collectors in general — they are
certainly ...
Snigger! Snigger! Snigger! (The sniggers were louder now, and the snigger,
snigger, snigger made him wantto sag, sag, sag allover again.) Bells. Freeze.
Ben lookeddown as he struggled to remain upright, to try and prevent himself
from ...
9
Ginx's Baby: His Birth and Other Misfortunes
The master, Snigger, whose business it Was every day to ascertain whether the
cause of the great parochial quarrel was in, or out of, existence, became a traitor
to the Board. When the child grew hungry and dangerously thin, he brought ...
10
The Roxburghshire Word-Book
A snigger. w—s. 2. A snort. w. SNIRK, v. w. int. To snigger. [s.w. Sc. (1824) snirk
to sniff, snort; cf. Old N. snerkja to look surly] §SNIRL,sb. 1. Asnigger. s. 2. Asnarl.
w. 13. An impudent youngster. NE, 0, s. SNIRL, v. 1'1. int. To sneeze. Rxb., NE.
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SNIGGER»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
snigger is used in the context of the following news items.
Sniggering at China not in anyone's interest
The rapid and continuing slump of the stock market in China has so far been domestically concentrated, but there will be some effect that could reduce global ... «Jamaica Observer, Jul 15»
John Delaney: Sepp Blatter stared at my partner Emma and said 'I …
"Also the way Blatter behaved if you remember on stage when he had a snigger and a laugh at us. "That day when I went into him and told him how I felt about ... «Irish Independent, Jun 15»
Comment: Why We Shouldn't Snigger At North Korea
It would be easy to snigger at North Korea's somewhat unspectacular test of what purported to be a submarine-launched ballistic missile (SLBM) given that it ... «Forces TV, May 15»
Cristiano Ronaldo defends Japanese boy as crowds snigger at his …
The youngster was asking the former Manchester United ace various questions in Portuguese as the crowds watched on sniggering at his attempts. But Ronaldo ... «Daily Mail, May 15»
Election 2015: Election party poopers, the UKIP Wayne Kerr …
The Heckler trusts there will be no sniggering when the results are announced for Barnsley Council's Wombwell ward. The UKIP candidate is Wayne Kerr. «mirror.co.uk, May 15»
Miliband sets election promises in stone, rivals snigger
Reuters/Reuters - Britain's opposition Labour Party leader Ed Miliband delivers an election speech to supporters at the Royal Horticultural Halls in London, ... «Yahoo News UK, May 15»
Cockfosters Show As Funny As Its Namesake
The name of Hill's show, New York City Via Cockfosters, stems from the helpless snigger fit Hill experiences every time he gets on the tube at Heathrow, and the ... «Londonist, Apr 15»
Don't snigger — our young have great presidential potential
It's all “Niall Horan for president, hee-hee” if you can manage to elicit any reaction at all to the Other Referendum. Never has a proposal to amend the constitution ... «The Sunday Times, Apr 15»
Ken Callander: Critics can snigger all they want but when Lady Gai …
A LOT of sniggering goes on in racing circles about the money Gai Waterhouse spends at the yearling sales but, when she produces star colts such as ... «The Daily Telegraph, Mar 15»
Take a stroll and a snigger down Cock Lane with our (just for fun …
In most cases the answer will be yes - indeed, Cock Lane and Ballsdown are just two of several rude road names to make you snigger to your heart's content in ... «Get Surrey, Dec 14»
