CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO STRIDDEN
PRESENT
Present
I stride
you stride
he/she/it strides
we stride
you stride
they stride
Present continuous
I am striding
you are striding
he/she/it is striding
we are striding
you are striding
they are striding
Present perfect
I have stridden
you have stridden
he/she/it has stridden
we have stridden
you have stridden
they have stridden
Present perfect continuous
I have been striding
you have been striding
he/she/it has been striding
we have been striding
you have been striding
they have been striding
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 strode
you strode
he/she/it strode
we strode
you strode
they strode
Past continuous
I was striding
you were striding
he/she/it was striding
we were striding
you were striding
they were striding
Past perfect
I had stridden
you had stridden
he/she/it had stridden
we had stridden
you had stridden
they had stridden
Past perfect continuous
I had been striding
you had been striding
he/she/it had been striding
we had been striding
you had been striding
they had been striding
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will stride
you will stride
he/she/it will stride
we will stride
you will stride
they will stride
Future continuous
I will be striding
you will be striding
he/she/it will be striding
we will be striding
you will be striding
they will be striding
Future perfect
I will have stridden
you will have stridden
he/she/it will have stridden
we will have stridden
you will have stridden
they will have stridden
Future perfect continuous
I will have been striding
you will have been striding
he/she/it will have been striding
we will have been striding
you will have been striding
they will have been striding
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would stridden
you would stridden
he/she/it would stridden
we would stridden
you would stridden
they would stridden
Conditional continuous
I would be striding
you would be striding
he/she/it would be striding
we would be striding
you would be striding
they would be striding
Conditional perfect
I would have stridden
you would have stridden
he/she/it would have stridden
we would have stridden
you would have stridden
they would have stridden
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been striding
you would have been striding
he/she/it would have been striding
we would have been striding
you would have been striding
they would have been striding
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you stride
we let´s stride
you stride
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Present Participle
striding
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 «STRIDDEN»
Discover the use of
stridden in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
stridden and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
English Irregular Verbs: Master 250 irregular verbs in English
Mode Indicative Tense Simple Present Present Perfect Simple Past Past Perfect I
stride have stridden strode had stridden you stride have stridden strode had
stridden he/she/it strides has stridden strode had stridden we stride have stridden
...
2
Barron's 1001 Pitfalls in English Grammar
Vincent F. Hopper. stridden It does not take an object. It describes action, but 324
tO Stride (active VOice Only) Principal Parts: stride, striding, strode,. (intransitive
verb) Infinitive: to stride Present Participle: striding Perfect Infinitive: to have ...
3
Conjugaison des verbes anglais irreguliers
Present présent Present continuous présent continu Present perfect passé
composé I stride I am striding Ihave stridden You stride He strides
You are striding He is striding You have stridden He has stridden We
stride ...
By KARL PICKENS/Correspondenf BIG-BOTTOMED superstar Jennifer Lopez
has nothing on up-and-coming country singer Patricia Stridden — the pert and
perky gal from St. Louis has an extra-wide behind with three perfectly shaped
buns.
The most venerable and conservative was CowelTs counterpoint teacher,
Wallace Sabin, an Oxford- trained British organist in his mid-forties.19 Closer to
Seeger in spirit was Edward Griffith Stridden, known to his colleagues as "E. G."
Born in ...
6
Irregularity in Morphology (and Beyond)
Baronian (2005), while unaware of the possible gaps of strive, did show that the
ratio of striven forms over other forms of strive was much higher than that of
stridden over its other forms, indicating that striven gaps are at least less common
than ...
Thomas Stolz, Hitomi Otsuka, Aina Urdze, 2012
Stridden is the correct past participle. (“In his day, Alvin has stridden in on many
horses that have been high.”) Strided is bupkis. student: See pupil or student.
Styrofoam: Styrofoam is a trademarked name for “a light plastic material used to ...
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The prepositional passive in English: a semantic-syntactic ...
STRETCH FOR top} 'Hundreds of miles were stretched For thy the forests]
STRIDE ACROSS {p} The room was stridden across by an elegantly dressed
man. $TRIDE ALENG {pl We watched as the road was stridden along by
hundreds of ...
Elizabeth Couper-Kuhlen, 1979
9
Garner's Modern American Usage
“It was 12:15, a mere 15 minutes after McQueen had strode [read stridden] into
the chamber.” Jim Adams, “The Death Penalty in Kentucky,” Courier-J. (Louisville
), 2 July 1997, at A1. • “My father had strode [read stridden] in and told me to stop.
10
The Myths of Narasimha and Vamana: Two Avatars in ...
All the worlds were stridden over by the dwarf, Sinless One, and then were
abandoned by the Asuras, the true kinsmen of the gods. When Patala was not
stridden over by Hari, then it was occupied by the terrible Asuras, O Son of Yadu.
Having ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «STRIDDEN»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
stridden is used in the context of the following news items.
I love facing challenges, asserts Rahane
Rahane, in the last couple of years, has stridden across the three formats with the ease he goes about his batting. With Rajasthan Royals for five years now, ... «Deccan Herald, Apr 15»
THE DIRTY DOZEN
... punch by the first catwalk pieces, ethically and responsibly made garments designed and modeled by Cal State L.A.students had stridden down the runway. «CSULA University Times, Apr 15»
With African Cup Over, City Gets Its Linchpin Back
With a long, loping stride and a deft touch that is uncanny for someone so tall (6-foot-2), he has stridden out of midfield for City and scored goals that turned the ... «New York Times, Feb 15»
Bikini-Friendly Lunch with Luli Hanimian
... which she co-designs with her brother-in-law, Augusto Hanimian, Luli has had practice doing the model walk, having stridden arm-in-arm with her closing look ... «Ocean Drive Magazine, Jun 14»
Why America Needs Cheney. No, the Other Cheney.
Forget the Kennedys, Clintons, and Bushes; the parade of sons, daughters, sibs, and spouses-of who've stridden the U.S. political stage over the decades is ... «Daily Beast, Apr 14»
America has Become a Police State
The U.S. government, either deliberately, or under the pressure of the multinational corporations and the interest lobbies, has stridden on a path that propels it to ... «Center for Research on Globalization, Apr 14»
What Would Plato Say? Rebecca Newberger Goldstein on Philosophy
(The word, "stridden," appeared in one of her novels.) She had long been a fan of his work. Later, a magazine staged a conversation between the two for an ... «Wall Street Journal, Apr 14»
Latest from Iran
“Putin, I must say is the only world leader, who has stridden the international scene, who is working for the objectives of peace as he has done in relation with ... «Press TV, Mar 14»
Science Is, Undeniably, Making the World a Better Place: A …
... philosopher Rebecca Goldstein, through an email exchange after he mentioned her correct use of the past participle "stridden" in his book Words and Rules.). «Pacific Standard, Mar 14»
Steven Pinker: 'We don't throw virgins into volcanoes any more'
... philosopher Rebecca Goldstein, through an email exchange after he mentioned her correct use of the past participle "stridden" in his book Words and Rules.). «CNN, Mar 14»
