CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO UNBARK
PRESENT
Present
I unbark
you unbark
he/she/it unbarks
we unbark
you unbark
they unbark
Present continuous
I am unbarking
you are unbarking
he/she/it is unbarking
we are unbarking
you are unbarking
they are unbarking
Present perfect
I have unbarked
you have unbarked
he/she/it has unbarked
we have unbarked
you have unbarked
they have unbarked
Present perfect continuous
I have been unbarking
you have been unbarking
he/she/it has been unbarking
we have been unbarking
you have been unbarking
they have been unbarking
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 unbarked
you unbarked
he/she/it unbarked
we unbarked
you unbarked
they unbarked
Past continuous
I was unbarking
you were unbarking
he/she/it was unbarking
we were unbarking
you were unbarking
they were unbarking
Past perfect
I had unbarked
you had unbarked
he/she/it had unbarked
we had unbarked
you had unbarked
they had unbarked
Past perfect continuous
I had been unbarking
you had been unbarking
he/she/it had been unbarking
we had been unbarking
you had been unbarking
they had been unbarking
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will unbark
you will unbark
he/she/it will unbark
we will unbark
you will unbark
they will unbark
Future continuous
I will be unbarking
you will be unbarking
he/she/it will be unbarking
we will be unbarking
you will be unbarking
they will be unbarking
Future perfect
I will have unbarked
you will have unbarked
he/she/it will have unbarked
we will have unbarked
you will have unbarked
they will have unbarked
Future perfect continuous
I will have been unbarking
you will have been unbarking
he/she/it will have been unbarking
we will have been unbarking
you will have been unbarking
they will have been unbarking
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would unbark
you would unbark
he/she/it would unbark
we would unbark
you would unbark
they would unbark
Conditional continuous
I would be unbarking
you would be unbarking
he/she/it would be unbarking
we would be unbarking
you would be unbarking
they would be unbarking
Conditional perfect
I would have unbark
you would have unbark
he/she/it would have unbark
we would have unbark
you would have unbark
they would have unbark
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been unbarking
you would have been unbarking
he/she/it would have been unbarking
we would have been unbarking
you would have been unbarking
they would have been unbarking
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you unbark
we let´s unbark
you unbark
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Present Participle
unbarking
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 «UNBARK»
Discover the use of
unbark in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
unbark and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The London Magazine, and Monthly Chronologer
made feveral bars of two feet long and Condujion of M- Buffon's Method of one
inch fquare, of which I chofe fix, increafing the Strength and Solidity of that at the
mean weight broke with 1 754." Bark' 'd and Unbark'd Timber compared. A table.
2
The Gentleman's Magazine
64. Barked. anä. unbark'd. Oaks. compared. both without and within. I had the
end dryed Handing, is always heavier • laft fetl'd fome time alter, and both of and
confiderably ilronger than timber them were plac'd under the Hied, there kcp: in
its ...
3
Gentleman's Magazine and Historical Review
Having made the the most ; so that it constantly required fame tryals on several
bars of the blea a heavier charge to break a bar of the of one of the unbark'd oaks
, the mean ^ blea taken near the surface of the tree, weight was 23/5 ounces, and
...
4
The Gentleman's and London Magazine: Or Monthly Chronologer, ...
required a charge of 798 pounds ; but the mean weight of several bars of the blea
of one of the unbark'd trees, was but 6 j| ounces, and the mean charge requisite
to break them but 629 pounds, and the mean charge requisite to break the heart
...
5
The Handbook of the History of English
With a set like debark, disbark, and unbark from table 8.5, the usage of the three
words seems to be explicable in terms of figure 8.1. Unbark is the earliest
coinage (1557) and its last citation in the OED is for 1719. Disbark is the next
coinage ...
Ans van Kemenade, Bettelou Los, 2009
6
The English Dialect Dictionary, Being the Complete ...
Dev. [unbi'k] To disembark. Hcvin yer'd hur wid unbark, NATHAN Hoco Pod. Lefl.
(ed. 1866) and S. 33; Twiz thort thit hur wid thare unbark, 1b. 34. [Where they . . .
doe vnbarke themselues and vnlade their goods, HAKLUYT Voy. II. pt. i. 2I4.] ...
7
The English Dialect Dictionary: T-Z. Supplement. ...
Hence Onbearing, sb. the surface soil in a quarry which lies above the stone. Shr.
2 There's a dhel uv onbearing. Hrf. (W.W.S.) UNBARK, v. Dev. [tmbak.] To
disembark. Hevin yer'd hur wid unbark, Nathan Hogg Poet. Lett. (ed. 1866) 2nd S
. 33 ...
8
THE Gentleman's Magazine, and Hiftorical Chronicle. Volume XXIV
The better to compare the wood of Of the top of the body of the tree, the bark'd
trees with that of ordinary which was bark'd and expos'd to the wood, 1 took care
to lay up all the six weather, I caus'd to be made a beam unbark'd oaks together,
...
9
The Gentleman's Magazine (London, England)
Having made the the most ; so that it constantly required fame tryals on several
bars of the blea „ a heavier charge to break a bar of the of one of the unbark'd
oaks, the mean a blea taken near the surface of the tree, weight was 23/, ounces,
...
10
The Gentleman's Magazine
trees I caas d to be made several required a charge of 798 pou- bars of three foot
long, and an inch the mean weight of several ba. <, ;. square, five of the most
perfect of which c blea of one of the unbark 'd tree ' 1 chose out for breaking.
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «UNBARK»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
unbark is used in the context of the following news items.
Fathering and tenderly midwifing ISIS
It's like the dog that didn't bark in the Sherlock Holmes story; unbarking dogs in this administration, especially at this late date of decrepitude, tend to be the ... «The Express Tribune, May 15»
Lorrie Moore's New 'Bark' Is Half Of A Good Book
In the second long story, "Wings," we get a bravura performance, this time with a woman at the center — this is equal opportunity unbarking. KC, as she's known, ... «NPR, Feb 14»
