CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO UNCHAIR
PRESENT
Present
I unchair
you unchair
he/she/it unchairs
we unchair
you unchair
they unchair
Present continuous
I am unchairing
you are unchairing
he/she/it is unchairing
we are unchairing
you are unchairing
they are unchairing
Present perfect
I have unchaired
you have unchaired
he/she/it has unchaired
we have unchaired
you have unchaired
they have unchaired
Present perfect continuous
I have been unchairing
you have been unchairing
he/she/it has been unchairing
we have been unchairing
you have been unchairing
they have been unchairing
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 unchaired
you unchaired
he/she/it unchaired
we unchaired
you unchaired
they unchaired
Past continuous
I was unchairing
you were unchairing
he/she/it was unchairing
we were unchairing
you were unchairing
they were unchairing
Past perfect
I had unchaired
you had unchaired
he/she/it had unchaired
we had unchaired
you had unchaired
they had unchaired
Past perfect continuous
I had been unchairing
you had been unchairing
he/she/it had been unchairing
we had been unchairing
you had been unchairing
they had been unchairing
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will unchair
you will unchair
he/she/it will unchair
we will unchair
you will unchair
they will unchair
Future continuous
I will be unchairing
you will be unchairing
he/she/it will be unchairing
we will be unchairing
you will be unchairing
they will be unchairing
Future perfect
I will have unchaired
you will have unchaired
he/she/it will have unchaired
we will have unchaired
you will have unchaired
they will have unchaired
Future perfect continuous
I will have been unchairing
you will have been unchairing
he/she/it will have been unchairing
we will have been unchairing
you will have been unchairing
they will have been unchairing
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would unchair
you would unchair
he/she/it would unchair
we would unchair
you would unchair
they would unchair
Conditional continuous
I would be unchairing
you would be unchairing
he/she/it would be unchairing
we would be unchairing
you would be unchairing
they would be unchairing
Conditional perfect
I would have unchair
you would have unchair
he/she/it would have unchair
we would have unchair
you would have unchair
they would have unchair
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been unchairing
you would have been unchairing
he/she/it would have been unchairing
we would have been unchairing
you would have been unchairing
they would have been unchairing
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you unchair
we let´s unchair
you unchair
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
unchaired
Present Participle
unchairing
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 «UNCHAIR»
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unchair in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
unchair and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
... which appear to be both chair-like and unchair-like. In the ethical realm, this
indeterminacy comes to the fore in actions that appear to be both good and evil,
such as euthanasia. The inexactitude that besets right opinion renders a life
guided ...
2
The Path of Daggers: Book Eight of 'The Wheel of Time'
This is no time for me to have to unchair you and name a penance." Lelaine's
eyes crept wider and wider with shock. Had the woman really believed
everything would continue as before? Or after so long not daring to show more
than the ...
3
The memorials of the hamlet of Knightsbridge, ed. by C. Davis
... Put down a Wiseman, and unchair a Pope." The last line alludes to the
controversy so clevery sustained THE HAMLET OF KNIGHTSBRIDGE. 205.
Henry George Davis, Charles Davis (of Knightsbridge),
1859
4
Peace and Holiness: In Three Sermons Upon Several Occasions
... have they made in the World ! We have seen Vrinces unthroned., Prelates
unchair- .„ ed 5 and people over run with fire and faord, and all for Religion. .
Tantum Relligio potmt.fundjire ntalontm .<? For For Religion did I fay > no St.
James has ...
5
Journal of the House of Representatives of the United ...
Of the Ufliwd States a find, after some time spent therein, Mr. Speakerremmed
unchair, and Mr. h'll1illCiIbl'I'g' reported that the committee had, according to
order, again had the said bill under consideration, and made farther progress
therein.
United States. Congress. House,
1826
6
The Gentleman's Magazine, and Historical Chronicle, for the ...
The result of this battle shall fix me in my chair for the rest of my life, or unchair me
immediately." And the word • is used for tlirone repeatedly by Shakspeare. " Her
grace sat down In a rich chair of state."— Henry VIII. " Is tbe chair empty, is the ...
Edward Cave, John Nichols,
1836
7
The Young Ones: American Airmen of WW II
I suffered six or seven broken ribs, back injuries, and two twisted ankles. I landed
at “La Bonne Maison”, which is a farm including the land surrounding it. This was
located near the towns of Courville, Unchair and Fismes. Henri an employee of ...
8
The Works of the Poets of Great Britain and Ireland, with ...
Dearest Mamma ! for once let me, Unchair'd, my fortune try; PU havo my Earl as
well is she*, Or know the reason why. I'll soon with jenny's pride quit score, Make
all her lovers fall : t They'll grieve 1 was not loos'd before } She, I was loos'd at ...
9
Feminism in America: A History
Starting out as head of the Nawsa's moribund congressional committee in
January 1913, she rapidly gave it such momentum and such independent
direction that the Nawsa was soon forced to unchair her. Thereafter, as the head
of the ...
William Lawrence O'Neill,
1994
10
Reading the French Garden: Story and History
And well read. One cannot refuse her anything." "And you sav she is only
seventeen years old? And that she is alone in the world?" "Not completely alone.
But as good as. Her mother, who was Dame d'Unchair, took the sire of Conrlans
as her ...
Denise Le Dantec, Jean-Pierre Le Dantec,
1993
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