CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO UNBOOT
PRESENT
Present
I unboot
you unboot
he/she/it unboots
we unboot
you unboot
they unboot
Present continuous
I am unbooting
you are unbooting
he/she/it is unbooting
we are unbooting
you are unbooting
they are unbooting
Present perfect
I have unbooted
you have unbooted
he/she/it has unbooted
we have unbooted
you have unbooted
they have unbooted
Present perfect continuous
I have been unbooting
you have been unbooting
he/she/it has been unbooting
we have been unbooting
you have been unbooting
they have been unbooting
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 unbooted
you unbooted
he/she/it unbooted
we unbooted
you unbooted
they unbooted
Past continuous
I was unbooting
you were unbooting
he/she/it was unbooting
we were unbooting
you were unbooting
they were unbooting
Past perfect
I had unbooted
you had unbooted
he/she/it had unbooted
we had unbooted
you had unbooted
they had unbooted
Past perfect continuous
I had been unbooting
you had been unbooting
he/she/it had been unbooting
we had been unbooting
you had been unbooting
they had been unbooting
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will unboot
you will unboot
he/she/it will unboot
we will unboot
you will unboot
they will unboot
Future continuous
I will be unbooting
you will be unbooting
he/she/it will be unbooting
we will be unbooting
you will be unbooting
they will be unbooting
Future perfect
I will have unbooted
you will have unbooted
he/she/it will have unbooted
we will have unbooted
you will have unbooted
they will have unbooted
Future perfect continuous
I will have been unbooting
you will have been unbooting
he/she/it will have been unbooting
we will have been unbooting
you will have been unbooting
they will have been unbooting
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would unboot
you would unboot
he/she/it would unboot
we would unboot
you would unboot
they would unboot
Conditional continuous
I would be unbooting
you would be unbooting
he/she/it would be unbooting
we would be unbooting
you would be unbooting
they would be unbooting
Conditional perfect
I would have unboot
you would have unboot
he/she/it would have unboot
we would have unboot
you would have unboot
they would have unboot
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been unbooting
you would have been unbooting
he/she/it would have been unbooting
we would have been unbooting
you would have been unbooting
they would have been unbooting
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you unboot
we let´s unboot
you unboot
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Present Participle
unbooting
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 «UNBOOT»
Discover the use of
unboot in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
unboot and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Museum of Foreign Literature and Science
The gentleman could not forbear replying, that the weather was extremely fine ;
whereupon Henry made the following truly absolute retort — " No, sir, the
weather is not fine, and I shall not ride : unboot me !" This being done, he
commenced a ...
2
Dictionary of the English Language Exhibiting Orthography, ...
Unbonn'ited:— ünbooVuh*X \ a-1 Unboot, -boot', vt.8 H.t Ac. 69. Unboot ed (not
hav. boots on ; also v. su.*) :— Unborn, -bâ^rn' i—Unbór'rowed, -rôde, 26 (
genuine: native; one's own) ; лЛ Unbosom, -booz'-dm, vt 17, 25. To disclose freelj
one's ...
Arnold James Cooley, 1861
'l'hus,-my shoemaker, a person with whom I have now dealt largely for two years,
said to me the other day, upon my remonstrating about being obliged regularly to
come to his shop and unboot, whenever I order a new pair of walking boots—' ...
James Anthony Froude, John Tulloch, 1835
4
Reminiscences of Syria, and fragments of a journal and ...
An audience with a great man in Turkey, in the present day, is very different, as
far as Franks are concerned, from what it was some few years ago, when the
Infidel was expected to " unboot," and if honoured with a seat, the chibouque and
...
Edward Hungerford D. Elers Napier, 1843
5
Reminiscences of Syria and fragments of a journal and ...
An audience with a great man in Turkey, in the present day, is very different, as
far as Franks are concerned, from what it was some few years ago, when the
Infidel was expected to “ unboot,” and if honoured with a seat, the chibouque and
...
Lieut.-colonel E. Napier, 1843
6
History of the Russian Empire: From Its Foundation, by Ruric ...
... of the attendants of the princess Olga; and in reference to this stain on his birth,
and also to a custom which then existed for brides to pull off the boots of their
husbands on the wedding night, she replied, “I will never unboot the son of a
slave.
7
History of Russia: From the Foundation of the Monarchy by ...
I will never," said she, " unboot the son of a flave : I make " choice of Yaropolk." It
was at that time the custom for young married girls to pull oft' the boots of their
spouses on the wedding night. It is to be observed that the prince of Novgorod
was ...
8
Encyclopedia of California
... room where guests ate, drank, and slept in tiered bunks. "When we creep into
one of these nests it is optional with us whether we unboot or uncoat ourselves;
but it would be looked upon as an act of ill-breeding to go to bed with one's hat
on.
Nancy Capace, Somerset Publishers, Incorporated, 1999
... we unboot or uncoat ourselves ; but it would be looked upon as an act of ill-
breeding, even in California: to go to bed with one's hat on. Having once
resigned ourselves into the arms of Morpheus, we are not likely to be disturbed
by the ...
I will never," said she, " unboot the son of a slave ;" for Vladimir's mother was, as
we have said, one of Olga's attendants. It was at that time the custom for brides to
pull off the boots of their spouses on the wedding night. The vindictive Vladimir ...
Walter Keating Kelly, 1854
5 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «UNBOOT»
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unboot is used in the context of the following news items.
Man Posing as Cable Employee Burglarizes Home of Muriel …
... the upgrades would cost $100. After he was told that he wasn't going to be paid, the man told the Bowsers that he had to go upstairs to unboot the televisions. «NBC4 Washington, Jul 14»
Starting Tomorrow, New Yorkers Can Unboot Cars By Phone
First the bad news: if you have a fistful of unpaid traffic tickets, you're in danger of having your car booted. But then, you probably already knew that. The good ... «The Car Connection, Apr 12»
Cars Can Be Booted On Private Property
The company gets no payment from the city, and instead makes its profit from the $175 unbooting fee. Debtors can escape the boot by arranging payment ... «Hartford Courant, Nov 10»
Use System File Checker to Repair Your Unbootable Windows PC
The System File Checker (sfc.exe) is a command-line tool built into Windows that helps you repair corrupted system files. If you can't boot your PC, the ... «Lifehacker, Jul 10»
10 free tools to get an unbootable PC working
The Windows boot process is a fragile thing. A single corrupt byte on your hard drive, a buggy boot driver or missing Registry key could be enough to break it. «TechRadar UK, May 10»
