CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO UNDERBADE
PRESENT
Present
I underbade
you underbade
he/she/it underbades
we underbade
you underbade
they underbade
Present continuous
I am underbading
you are underbading
he/she/it is underbading
we are underbading
you are underbading
they are underbading
Present perfect
I have underbaded
you have underbaded
he/she/it has underbaded
we have underbaded
you have underbaded
they have underbaded
Present perfect continuous
I have been underbading
you have been underbading
he/she/it has been underbading
we have been underbading
you have been underbading
they have been underbading
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 underbaded
you underbaded
he/she/it underbaded
we underbaded
you underbaded
they underbaded
Past continuous
I was underbading
you were underbading
he/she/it was underbading
we were underbading
you were underbading
they were underbading
Past perfect
I had underbaded
you had underbaded
he/she/it had underbaded
we had underbaded
you had underbaded
they had underbaded
Past perfect continuous
I had been underbading
you had been underbading
he/she/it had been underbading
we had been underbading
you had been underbading
they had been underbading
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will underbade
you will underbade
he/she/it will underbade
we will underbade
you will underbade
they will underbade
Future continuous
I will be underbading
you will be underbading
he/she/it will be underbading
we will be underbading
you will be underbading
they will be underbading
Future perfect
I will have underbaded
you will have underbaded
he/she/it will have underbaded
we will have underbaded
you will have underbaded
they will have underbaded
Future perfect continuous
I will have been underbading
you will have been underbading
he/she/it will have been underbading
we will have been underbading
you will have been underbading
they will have been underbading
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would underbade
you would underbade
he/she/it would underbade
we would underbade
you would underbade
they would underbade
Conditional continuous
I would be underbading
you would be underbading
he/she/it would be underbading
we would be underbading
you would be underbading
they would be underbading
Conditional perfect
I would have underbade
you would have underbade
he/she/it would have underbade
we would have underbade
you would have underbade
they would have underbade
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been underbading
you would have been underbading
he/she/it would have been underbading
we would have been underbading
you would have been underbading
they would have been underbading
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you underbade
we let´s underbade
you underbade
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
underbaded
Present Participle
underbading
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 «UNDERBADE»
Discover the use of
underbade in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
underbade and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
When the tap has been set, and the worts are allowed to run from the mash-tun,
the transparent liquor is received into a large vessel called the underbade. This is
a mere receiving vessel : no process is conducted in it; but from it the liquor is ...
2
A Practical Treatise to Render the Art of Brewing More Easy: ...
28 barrels ; turned down at 172 degrees ; mashed one hour ; stood one hour and
a half; set tap ; heat of wort in underbade 140 degrees; quantity 20 barrels ;
gravity S4T25 lbs. per barrel. Three-quarters past eight, morning. — Temperature
of ...
3
The pictorial history of England: being a history of the ...
sti-de. gif he hine underbade besawe. that he sceolde. forlaetan thaat wif. Ac tha
lufe mon ma'g swithe uneathe. oththe na forbeodan. wila wei. hwcet Orfeus tha,
laadde his wif mid him. oththe he com. on that gemaere. leohtes & theostro. tha ...
George Lillie Craik, MacFarlane, 1838
4
The Engineer's & Mechanic's Encyclopeadia ...: The Machinery ...
To extract entirely the saccharine matter from the malt, a second, and sometimes
a third, mashing is taken, and the whole extract is received into the underbade,
and thence conveyed to the copper. For heating the water and boiling the wort, ...
5
A cyclopaedia of practical husbandry and rural affairs in ...
The utensils absolutely necessary, are a copper boiler, which costs about £5 ; a
mashing-tub, which should hold twice as much as the copper; a tun-tub ; a
shallow tub for the wort to run into, — called in England an underbade ; and three
...
Martin Doyle, William Lewis Rham, 1851
6
The engineer's and mechanic's encyclopædia
To extract entirely the saccharine matter from the malt, a second, and sometimes
a third, mashing is taken, and the whole extract is received into the underbade,
and thence conveyed to the copper. For heating the water and boiling the wort, ...
7
Congressional Serial Set
... and the construction of an underbade in such form as that the outer edges of
the underbade, and the face of the collar, and the outer back are all made
perfectly secure by an under scam, and at the same time the under seam is hid
from view ...
8
Comprehensive Treatise on Domestic Brewing
face of the mash appears, begin to sparge into the mash-tun 58 gallons of water
at the temperature of 190°, as before, keeping the tap open till you have drawn off
into the underbade as much as will yield about 38 gallons of wort for the first ...
Christian Isobel Johnstone, 1847
9
The Practical Mechanic and Engineer's Magazine
a great economy is effected : secondly, H regards fermentable matters, —
mashing grain, ground as fine as it can be ground in an ordinary making mill, in a
steam-tight mashing tun and underbade, and applying heat all round them, by
means ...
10
Thomas' Buffalo City Directory for ...
Carolina cor. Palmer, lullrye. Michael, sailor, h. Fourth n. Georgia. ! 1 1 m. Philip,
gardener, h. Best n. Michigan, f umm, John, moulder, h. 103 Clinton, [unce,
James, clerk, 52 Main, h. 40 Jackson, [underbade, John S. forwarder, Central
wharf, h.
