CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO SUBINTRODUCE
PRESENT
Present
I subintroduce
you subintroduce
he/she/it subintroduces
we subintroduce
you subintroduce
they subintroduce
Present continuous
I am subintroducing
you are subintroducing
he/she/it is subintroducing
we are subintroducing
you are subintroducing
they are subintroducing
Present perfect
I have subintroduced
you have subintroduced
he/she/it has subintroduced
we have subintroduced
you have subintroduced
they have subintroduced
Present perfect continuous
I have been subintroducing
you have been subintroducing
he/she/it has been subintroducing
we have been subintroducing
you have been subintroducing
they have been subintroducing
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 subintroduced
you subintroduced
he/she/it subintroduced
we subintroduced
you subintroduced
they subintroduced
Past continuous
I was subintroducing
you were subintroducing
he/she/it was subintroducing
we were subintroducing
you were subintroducing
they were subintroducing
Past perfect
I had subintroduced
you had subintroduced
he/she/it had subintroduced
we had subintroduced
you had subintroduced
they had subintroduced
Past perfect continuous
I had been subintroducing
you had been subintroducing
he/she/it had been subintroducing
we had been subintroducing
you had been subintroducing
they had been subintroducing
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will subintroduce
you will subintroduce
he/she/it will subintroduce
we will subintroduce
you will subintroduce
they will subintroduce
Future continuous
I will be subintroducing
you will be subintroducing
he/she/it will be subintroducing
we will be subintroducing
you will be subintroducing
they will be subintroducing
Future perfect
I will have subintroduced
you will have subintroduced
he/she/it will have subintroduced
we will have subintroduced
you will have subintroduced
they will have subintroduced
Future perfect continuous
I will have been subintroducing
you will have been subintroducing
he/she/it will have been subintroducing
we will have been subintroducing
you will have been subintroducing
they will have been subintroducing
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would subintroduce
you would subintroduce
he/she/it would subintroduce
we would subintroduce
you would subintroduce
they would subintroduce
Conditional continuous
I would be subintroducing
you would be subintroducing
he/she/it would be subintroducing
we would be subintroducing
you would be subintroducing
they would be subintroducing
Conditional perfect
I would have subintroduce
you would have subintroduce
he/she/it would have subintroduce
we would have subintroduce
you would have subintroduce
they would have subintroduce
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been subintroducing
you would have been subintroducing
he/she/it would have been subintroducing
we would have been subintroducing
you would have been subintroducing
they would have been subintroducing
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you subintroduce
we let´s subintroduce
you subintroduce
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Infinitive
to subintroduce
Past participle
subintroduced
Present Participle
subintroducing
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.
9 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SUBINTRODUCE»
Discover the use of
subintroduce in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
subintroduce and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The works of Benjamin Hoadly
Y 44 cunningly subintroduce, and vent in this Kingdom, not only whilst Hew ld ce
I),-qflflz-d Papjsl, but fince his PRETENDED Converfion-I am not ashamedas a "
tell the -wbole Unz'-uerfily, the -wbole Kingdom, that I never looked upon Mafito ...
2
A Reply to Dr. Snape's Vindication of a Passage in His ...
ver gave Mr. Chilling-worth the ii/^A/ 0/ Fet- " IMofhrf ; but did freely and constantly
protest a- " gainst those Damnable Heresies which He did " cunningly
subintroduce, and vent in this King- " dom, not only whilst He was a profess'd
Papifl, " but ...
François de La Pilonnière, Benjamin Hoadly, 1718
3
Advertisement. Dissertation on romance and minstrelsy. ...
At length the king, who knew onely the language of the Saxons, weary of his
BARBAROUS SPEECHH subintroduce'd into the province another bishop of his
own tongue, by name Viri, and himself ordain'd in Gaul; and, divideing the
province ...
4
The Chambers Dictionary
(mcd) udj (of fevers) with paroxysms succeeding close upon one another, [sub- (4
)] subintroduce \u/)-m-/ri<-Ju.v , v/ to bring in surreptitiously or subtly, [sub- (5)]
subinvolution suh-in-vj-lu 'shan or -/<«)', (med) n partial or complete failure of the
...
5
The Presbyterian and Reformed Review
198)— a plea one would think already discredited by its use by Strauss in issuing
his Life of Jesus, and after him by every one who has had a destructive novelty to
subintroduce into Christian circles. The underlying Christian conceptions of the ...
6
Selected shorter writings of Benjamin B. Warfield
21): "But there were ^eoSoitpotpi^Tat among the people, as also among you
shall be t^euBoStSaoxaXot, who shall subintroduce damnable heresies"? It is
exceedingly difficult to see how there can be any reasonable doubt but that these
...
Benjamin Breckinridge Warfield, 1973
7
The Budget Report of the State Board of Finance and Control ...
Guard belt to engine from fly wheel to partition by subIntroduce and operate
within three months from the date of this order such appliances and devices as
may be necessary to remove the excessive dust generated in the buffing and
Cover or ...
Connecticut. Board of Finance and Control, 1900
8
The Princeton Theological Review
He cannot subintroduce here an attribution of intrinsic goodness to them: what
makes these means good is in his system solely their relation as means to the
supreme ultimate end. He can, no doubt objectify the whole system of ends and ...
9
The wordtree: a transitive cladistic for solving physical & ...
SUBINTRODUCE GATEKEEPER > GATE GATEWAY > ROAD GATHER'CREATE
ft NO -SECOND -STEP 69 " ADDRESSED Oe=CONVOKE " BENT
OBsCONVERGE " CENTUPLED Oe=CENTUPLICATE " CHOSEN OB=CULL "
DRAUN ...
