CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO TRAMMELLING
PRESENT
Present
I trammelling
you trammelling
he/she/it trammellings
we trammelling
you trammelling
they trammelling
Present continuous
I am trammellinging
you are trammellinging
he/she/it is trammellinging
we are trammellinging
you are trammellinging
they are trammellinging
Present perfect
I have trammellinged
you have trammellinged
he/she/it has trammellinged
we have trammellinged
you have trammellinged
they have trammellinged
Present perfect continuous
I have been trammellinging
you have been trammellinging
he/she/it has been trammellinging
we have been trammellinging
you have been trammellinging
they have been trammellinging
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 trammellinged
you trammellinged
he/she/it trammellinged
we trammellinged
you trammellinged
they trammellinged
Past continuous
I was trammellinging
you were trammellinging
he/she/it was trammellinging
we were trammellinging
you were trammellinging
they were trammellinging
Past perfect
I had trammellinged
you had trammellinged
he/she/it had trammellinged
we had trammellinged
you had trammellinged
they had trammellinged
Past perfect continuous
I had been trammellinging
you had been trammellinging
he/she/it had been trammellinging
we had been trammellinging
you had been trammellinging
they had been trammellinging
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will trammelling
you will trammelling
he/she/it will trammelling
we will trammelling
you will trammelling
they will trammelling
Future continuous
I will be trammellinging
you will be trammellinging
he/she/it will be trammellinging
we will be trammellinging
you will be trammellinging
they will be trammellinging
Future perfect
I will have trammellinged
you will have trammellinged
he/she/it will have trammellinged
we will have trammellinged
you will have trammellinged
they will have trammellinged
Future perfect continuous
I will have been trammellinging
you will have been trammellinging
he/she/it will have been trammellinging
we will have been trammellinging
you will have been trammellinging
they will have been trammellinging
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would trammelling
you would trammelling
he/she/it would trammelling
we would trammelling
you would trammelling
they would trammelling
Conditional continuous
I would be trammellinging
you would be trammellinging
he/she/it would be trammellinging
we would be trammellinging
you would be trammellinging
they would be trammellinging
Conditional perfect
I would have trammelling
you would have trammelling
he/she/it would have trammelling
we would have trammelling
you would have trammelling
they would have trammelling
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been trammellinging
you would have been trammellinging
he/she/it would have been trammellinging
we would have been trammellinging
you would have been trammellinging
they would have been trammellinging
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you trammelling
we let´s trammelling
you trammelling
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Infinitive
to trammelling
Past participle
trammellinged
Present Participle
trammellinging
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 «TRAMMELLING»
Discover the use of
trammelling in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
trammelling and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Steam Locomotive Construction and Maintenance, Describing ...
The trammelling is done diagonally across the frames between points marked on
their top edges immediately above the line representing the centres of the axles.
This is shown in Fig. 41 in which FF represent the two frames in plan, and A1 A2
...
Ernest Leopold Ahrons, 1921
2
Annual Report of the Inspectors of Salmon Fisheries (England ...
Chester City 2 — 1ds. and costs Illegally trammelling cessions Northop 2 22. and
costs. or 14 days' Petty hard labour. Fishing in close time - Broughton Petty 2 - - 5
$. and costs. Using stake nets Holvwcll 1 — 5s. and costs. Petty Trammelling ...
England and Wales. Inspectors of Salmon Fisheries, Francis Trevelyan Buckland, Sir Spencer Walpole, 1879
Illegally trammelling Fishing in close time - Using stake nets Trammelling without
license Fishing in close season Trammelling in close time - Ditto - - - - Ditto -
Refusing to come ashore when called upon by water bailiff. Possession of
unclean ...
Great Britain. Inspectors of Salmon Fisheries (England and Wales), 1880
4
Modern practical joinery
One of the readiest is by trammelling, as shown in f. I below. Draw the two axes
A B and C. D at right angles to each other indefinitely ; then upon any straight-
edge or rod mark from one end half the length and half the width of the proposed
...
5
Exercises of the Alumnae of the Albany Female Academy, on ...
position to overdo the matter; trammelling them with a thousand use.less
restrictions, and in endeavoring to regulate and guide her family, pass her whole
time in governing them. She did not deem it essential to their happiness, that she
should ...
Albany Female Academy. Association of the Alumnae, 1843
6
Notes on the Salmon Tribe of the Tees
He said that nearly all the fish which he had caught up to April in that year had
been caught by fishing, and not by trammelling. The net commonly used in the
narrow upper waters is extended by means of a pole directly across the stream,
and ...
John Clervaux Chaytor, 1890
Then the loose headstock spindle must be true with the fast headstock spindle,
and this could be tested by trammelling. The loose headstock spindle must be
perfectly alignable with the fast headstock spindle, but they must trammel it in ...
Manchester Association of Engineers, 1901
8
The Complete Guide to Perspective
Carefullv moving the pencil point around the pins, keeping the thread taut, will
describe a perfect ellipse. 3a. Trammelling A slower, more controlled method is
known as trammelling. For this construction the major and minor axes are first set
...
9
Memoirs of Barras: The directorate up to the 18th fructidor
xxiv TRAMMELLING THE TREASURY means the Directorate has in its hands,
and these means are very powerful. If the outcome is a fancy for our heads, in
order to carry them on the ends of pikes, I am no less disposed than you that we ...
Paul vicomte de Barras, George Duruy, 1895
In fact we regarded the two amendments trammelling the vote as to number and
trammelling the votes of the people as to Queensland as amendments which we
could not possibly accept. Then in order that the stress that had been laid upon ...
New South Wales. Parliament, 1899
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «TRAMMELLING»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
trammelling is used in the context of the following news items.
Canada Post v. City Of Hamilton: Using Municipal Streets For …
[101] It is obvious from my reasons thus far that the court considers [the bylaw] a significant serious trammelling of CP's federal power to locate its receptacles ... «Mondaq News Alerts, Jul 15»
Bell carve-up Bill challenge
... of Australia, and WA and Australian bar associations, which accuse the Government of “trammelling” the rights of other creditors and upending the rule of law. «The West Australian, Jul 15»
Rundle: Liberals hate Q&A because it is, well, liberal
... more likely to be liberal than Liberal, and cringe at the antics of Brandis purporting to champion liberties while trammelling them (and the 'real' Australians who ... «Crikey, Jun 15»
DNA is life's blueprint? No, there's far more to it than that
Both underscore the risks of taking metaphors too literally, not just in undermining popular understanding of science, but also in trammelling scientific enquiry. «New Scientist, Jun 15»
Forget a war of words. It's a war against common sense
A better example came this week and, very unfairly, it involved the happy-go-lucky trammelling of a good person's reputation on the basis of an imagined slight. «The Daily Telegraph, May 15»
Liam WalshThe Courier-Mail
One was the collapse of Allied Brands, which then ran Baskin Robbins ice-cream, trammelling Heal's associated investments. The other was changes at Noodle ... «Courier Mail, Apr 15»
Six Lessons from the Charlie Hebdo massacre
Many who work in the media exercise self-censorship and are devotees of 'trammelling' speech. Of course, the opposite of an 'untrammelled right' is that of a ... «Spiked, Feb 15»
Life is Strange: Episode One review
Initially I thought that Dontnod was loading the questions, trammelling you into making the 'right' choice. But after rewinding, you discover Max second-guessing ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Feb 15»
No clear winner in J&K exit polls: Will NC-PDP form an impossible …
The corollary to this would be trammelling of regional interests. This holds a searing resonance for the state of Jammu and Kashmir which enjoys a special ... «Firstpost, Dec 14»
No little plans
... meant to nudge outcomes in ways that the elected state government may not consider critical, even though they often end up trammelling the state too much. «Indian Express, Jun 14»
