CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO TALLY-HO'D
PRESENT
Present
I tally-ho´d
you tally-ho´d
he/she/it tally-ho´ds
we tally-ho´d
you tally-ho´d
they tally-ho´d
Present continuous
I am tally-ho´ding
you are tally-ho´ding
he/she/it is tally-ho´ding
we are tally-ho´ding
you are tally-ho´ding
they are tally-ho´ding
Present perfect
I have tally-ho´ded
you have tally-ho´ded
he/she/it has tally-ho´ded
we have tally-ho´ded
you have tally-ho´ded
they have tally-ho´ded
Present perfect continuous
I have been tally-ho´ding
you have been tally-ho´ding
he/she/it has been tally-ho´ding
we have been tally-ho´ding
you have been tally-ho´ding
they have been tally-ho´ding
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 tally-ho´ded
you tally-ho´ded
he/she/it tally-ho´ded
we tally-ho´ded
you tally-ho´ded
they tally-ho´ded
Past continuous
I was tally-ho´ding
you were tally-ho´ding
he/she/it was tally-ho´ding
we were tally-ho´ding
you were tally-ho´ding
they were tally-ho´ding
Past perfect
I had tally-ho´ded
you had tally-ho´ded
he/she/it had tally-ho´ded
we had tally-ho´ded
you had tally-ho´ded
they had tally-ho´ded
Past perfect continuous
I had been tally-ho´ding
you had been tally-ho´ding
he/she/it had been tally-ho´ding
we had been tally-ho´ding
you had been tally-ho´ding
they had been tally-ho´ding
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will tally-ho´d
you will tally-ho´d
he/she/it will tally-ho´d
we will tally-ho´d
you will tally-ho´d
they will tally-ho´d
Future continuous
I will be tally-ho´ding
you will be tally-ho´ding
he/she/it will be tally-ho´ding
we will be tally-ho´ding
you will be tally-ho´ding
they will be tally-ho´ding
Future perfect
I will have tally-ho´ded
you will have tally-ho´ded
he/she/it will have tally-ho´ded
we will have tally-ho´ded
you will have tally-ho´ded
they will have tally-ho´ded
Future perfect continuous
I will have been tally-ho´ding
you will have been tally-ho´ding
he/she/it will have been tally-ho´ding
we will have been tally-ho´ding
you will have been tally-ho´ding
they will have been tally-ho´ding
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would tally-ho'd
you would tally-ho'd
he/she/it would tally-ho'd
we would tally-ho'd
you would tally-ho'd
they would tally-ho'd
Conditional continuous
I would be tally-ho´ding
you would be tally-ho´ding
he/she/it would be tally-ho´ding
we would be tally-ho´ding
you would be tally-ho´ding
they would be tally-ho´ding
Conditional perfect
I would have tally-ho'd
you would have tally-ho'd
he/she/it would have tally-ho'd
we would have tally-ho'd
you would have tally-ho'd
they would have tally-ho'd
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been tally-ho´ding
you would have been tally-ho´ding
he/she/it would have been tally-ho´ding
we would have been tally-ho´ding
you would have been tally-ho´ding
they would have been tally-ho´ding
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you tally-ho´d
we let´s tally-ho´d
you tally-ho´d
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
tally-ho´ded
Present Participle
tally-ho´ding
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 «TALLY-HO'D»
Discover the use of
tally-ho'd in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
tally-ho'd and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Few: The Story of the Battle of Britain in the Words of ...
Over the Fame Islands, 100 plus bandits were tally ho'd. Squadron Leader Ted
Graham: 'I was leading No 72 Squadron, and the German formation wasquitea
sight, somethingI will neverforget, and I mustconfess to have reported the enemy
in ...
2
The New Sporting Magazine
My lady was the first to see him, and she tally-ho'd him with all her might ! I was
thunderstruck — I couldn't believe my own ears — the sound was unnatural —
unearthly ! I looked round to see if any one else had heard it — I hoped not —
and I ...
3
Impressions of America: During the Years 1833, 1834, and 1835
gIn a few minutes the cry grew more cheery, the lively dogs more anxious; and
whilst poking through the cover, I saw the fox, a gray one, stealing outward, and
tally-ho'd him. 0 The dogs were wide abroad, but all busy as ants; the leaders ...
Sirs: Please send me complete parts, cut to fit and ready to put together for:
George Washington Coach D : Tally-Ho D ; Devonport to London Coach D ;
Deadwood Coach D ; Covered Wagon D ; Send me FREE CATALOG D I agree to
pay the ...
Sirs: Please send me complete parts, cut to fit and ready to put together for:
George Washington Coach D ; Tally-Ho D ; Devonport to London Coach D ;
Deadwood Coach D ; Covered Wagon n ; Send me FREE CATALOG D I agree to
pay the ...
I tally-ho'd ! and the whole line rushed forward. On arriving at the spot, two tigers
broke covert, and cantered quietly across an open space of ground. Several
shots were fired, one of which slightly touched the largest of them, who
immediately ...
7
The Asiatic journal and monthly register for British and ...
I tally -ho'd ! and the whole line rushed forward. On arriving at the spot, two tigers
broke covert, and cantered quietly across an open space of ground. Several
shots were fired, one of which slightly touched the largest of them, who
immediately ...
8
The Asiatic Journal and Monthly Miscellany
I tally-ho'd ! and the whole line rushed forward. On arriving at the spot, two tigers
broke covert, and cantered quietly across an open space of ground. Several
shots were fired, one of which slightly touched the largest of them, who
immediately ...
9
THE MIRROR OF LETERATURE, AMUSEMENT
And hunters all away.— The maddest bones never knew Mad staggers such as
they ! Stune gave a shout, some roll'd about. And antick'd as they rode, And
butchers whistled on their curs. And milkmen tally-ho'd! About two score there
were, ...
Could we but instil a little of his patience and silence into our collected "Field," till
their game was fairly " tally-ho "d away," what a blessing it would be ! then wo
would freely admit them all the enthusiasm the most enthusiastic chamois hunter
...
