CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO SPANCELLING
PRESENT
Present
I spancelling
you spancelling
he/she/it spancellings
we spancelling
you spancelling
they spancelling
Present continuous
I am spancellinging
you are spancellinging
he/she/it is spancellinging
we are spancellinging
you are spancellinging
they are spancellinging
Present perfect
I have spancellinged
you have spancellinged
he/she/it has spancellinged
we have spancellinged
you have spancellinged
they have spancellinged
Present perfect continuous
I have been spancellinging
you have been spancellinging
he/she/it has been spancellinging
we have been spancellinging
you have been spancellinging
they have been spancellinging
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 spancellinged
you spancellinged
he/she/it spancellinged
we spancellinged
you spancellinged
they spancellinged
Past continuous
I was spancellinging
you were spancellinging
he/she/it was spancellinging
we were spancellinging
you were spancellinging
they were spancellinging
Past perfect
I had spancellinged
you had spancellinged
he/she/it had spancellinged
we had spancellinged
you had spancellinged
they had spancellinged
Past perfect continuous
I had been spancellinging
you had been spancellinging
he/she/it had been spancellinging
we had been spancellinging
you had been spancellinging
they had been spancellinging
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will spancelling
you will spancelling
he/she/it will spancelling
we will spancelling
you will spancelling
they will spancelling
Future continuous
I will be spancellinging
you will be spancellinging
he/she/it will be spancellinging
we will be spancellinging
you will be spancellinging
they will be spancellinging
Future perfect
I will have spancellinged
you will have spancellinged
he/she/it will have spancellinged
we will have spancellinged
you will have spancellinged
they will have spancellinged
Future perfect continuous
I will have been spancellinging
you will have been spancellinging
he/she/it will have been spancellinging
we will have been spancellinging
you will have been spancellinging
they will have been spancellinging
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would spancelling
you would spancelling
he/she/it would spancelling
we would spancelling
you would spancelling
they would spancelling
Conditional continuous
I would be spancellinging
you would be spancellinging
he/she/it would be spancellinging
we would be spancellinging
you would be spancellinging
they would be spancellinging
Conditional perfect
I would have spancelling
you would have spancelling
he/she/it would have spancelling
we would have spancelling
you would have spancelling
they would have spancelling
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been spancellinging
you would have been spancellinging
he/she/it would have been spancellinging
we would have been spancellinging
you would have been spancellinging
they would have been spancellinging
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you spancelling
we let´s spancelling
you spancelling
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Infinitive
to spancelling
Past participle
spancellinged
Present Participle
spancellinging
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 «SPANCELLING»
Discover the use of
spancelling in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
spancelling and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
A Winter in the West: Letters Descriptive of Chicago and ...
... a shock head of reddish curly hair, and wearing a hunting-frock of some coarse
material, striped like a bed-ticking, secured to his body with a red belt, from which
a hatchet was suspended, was assisting him in “spancelling” a refractory pony.
Charles Fenno Hoffman, 1882
After spancelling our ponies, and turning them loose to browse, we looked after
our provisions, and found that they had "stepped out," or, in other words, we had
lost them ; and nothing had we in the shape of refreshments, except a bottle, ...
3
Michigan Historical Collections
The manner of travel on horseback, following an Indian trail, the food, parched
corn, pounded and mixed with maple sugar,- camping out, spancelling their
ponies, i. e., tying their forelegs together, and pulling the leaves from the bells, is
so ...
Michigan Historical Commission, 1884
4
Hooligan's Alley: Inspired by the Compelling True Story of a ...
His letters tell me he deals with it all, even the spancelling of and the milking of a
cow. I prefer to picture him on warm summer evenings working out his sums or
lying on top of a haystack with a book. His first Irish history was O'Sullivan's Story
...
5
Annual Report and Collections of the State Historical ...
After spancelling our ponies, and turning them loose to browse, we looked after
our provisions, .and found that they had “stepped out,” or, in other words, we had
lost them; and nothing had we in the shape of refreshments, except a bottle, ...
State Historical Society of Wisconsin, 1903
ORQCli, g. apais, tying or spancelling (of a cow), " Laws," iii. 228 ; dpach, security
, Ag. buapach, cow-spancel; dp. buaipgib, " C. M. Rath," 297, 316. con-apach, a
dog's chain or leash, LL. 63 b. aURRCICTi, levies, np., " Man. & Cust." iii. 507.
Royal Irish Academy, 1892
He does not really get a fling in the text. What is the use of his spancelling himself
with the love story of Abelard and Heloise, a thing he cannot remotely understand
, for Moore has had too many love adventures in the imagination to have had ...
Francis Fisher Browne, Scofield Thayer, Waldo Ralph Browne, 1921
8
Public Documents of the State of Wisconsin: Being the ...
After spancelling our ponies, and turning them loose to browse, we looked after
our provisions, and found that they had "stepped out," or, in ot'ier words, we had
lost them ; and nothing had we in the shape of refreshments, ex- cedt a bottle, ...
9
The Definitive Journals of Lewis & Clark: From the Pacific ...
... that we Can put but little on him; we obtained him for a triffle, at least for articles
which might be pre- cured in the U. States for io/ — virga. Currency — we took the
precaution of picqueting and Spancelling our horses this evening near our ...
Meriwether Lewis, William Clark, Gary E. Moulton, 2002
10
The Lie of the Land: Irish Identities
... out the tiny square window at the small patch of ground where, in his boyhood,
as he later told the Dail, young Eamon learned everything from 'the spancelling of
a goat to the milking of a cow'. After a few minutes she got out of the bed, came ...
