CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO UNDERCLUB
PRESENT
Present
I underclub
you underclub
he/she/it underclubs
we underclub
you underclub
they underclub
Present continuous
I am underclubbing
you are underclubbing
he/she/it is underclubbing
we are underclubbing
you are underclubbing
they are underclubbing
Present perfect
I have underclubbed
you have underclubbed
he/she/it has underclubbed
we have underclubbed
you have underclubbed
they have underclubbed
Present perfect continuous
I have been underclubbing
you have been underclubbing
he/she/it has been underclubbing
we have been underclubbing
you have been underclubbing
they have been underclubbing
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 underclubbed
you underclubbed
he/she/it underclubbed
we underclubbed
you underclubbed
they underclubbed
Past continuous
I was underclubbing
you were underclubbing
he/she/it was underclubbing
we were underclubbing
you were underclubbing
they were underclubbing
Past perfect
I had underclubbed
you had underclubbed
he/she/it had underclubbed
we had underclubbed
you had underclubbed
they had underclubbed
Past perfect continuous
I had been underclubbing
you had been underclubbing
he/she/it had been underclubbing
we had been underclubbing
you had been underclubbing
they had been underclubbing
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will underclub
you will underclub
he/she/it will underclub
we will underclub
you will underclub
they will underclub
Future continuous
I will be underclubbing
you will be underclubbing
he/she/it will be underclubbing
we will be underclubbing
you will be underclubbing
they will be underclubbing
Future perfect
I will have underclubbed
you will have underclubbed
he/she/it will have underclubbed
we will have underclubbed
you will have underclubbed
they will have underclubbed
Future perfect continuous
I will have been underclubbing
you will have been underclubbing
he/she/it will have been underclubbing
we will have been underclubbing
you will have been underclubbing
they will have been underclubbing
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would underclub
you would underclub
he/she/it would underclub
we would underclub
you would underclub
they would underclub
Conditional continuous
I would be underclubbing
you would be underclubbing
he/she/it would be underclubbing
we would be underclubbing
you would be underclubbing
they would be underclubbing
Conditional perfect
I would have underclub
you would have underclub
he/she/it would have underclub
we would have underclub
you would have underclub
they would have underclub
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been underclubbing
you would have been underclubbing
he/she/it would have been underclubbing
we would have been underclubbing
you would have been underclubbing
they would have been underclubbing
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you underclub
we let´s underclub
you underclub
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
underclubbed
Present Participle
underclubbing
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 «UNDERCLUB»
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underclub in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
underclub and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
A Season in Dornoch: Golf and Life in the Scottish Highlands
You'll underclub eight of ten times. Amateurs underclub. The way I play Dornoch
is if I think it's a full seven-iron l'll go down the shaft on a six-iron. Most of the
trouble at Dornoch is short of the green. Very few times will you airmail a green.
2
On the Productivity of Verbal Prefixation in English: ...
... their counterparts with overundercapitalize (1934) over-capitalize (1890)
undercarve (1904) [overcarve (c1391)] underclub (1900) - undercure (1916)
overcure (1916) underdress (1908) overdress (1706) underfunction (1941) -
under-insure ...
3
The Historical Dictionary of Golfing Terms: From 1500 to the ...
underclub v. intrans. &• reflexive. To select (for oneself) a club giving too little
distance for a particular shot. 1900 Harold Hilton The Outing (Sept.) 654: A
besetting sin of nearly all golfers is what may be termed "underclub themselves";
that is, ...
A collection of classic essays on golf, from one of the most brilliant writers ever to cover the game.
Bernard Darwin, Jeff Silverman, 2004
5
EEVeTeC: the McGregor solution for managing the pains of fitness
-5Cfc. to become careless and start overswinging. Play efficiently. If it's 90°, for
example, don't circle the green ten times to line up a six-inch putt. Be careful in
the wind. Remember not to underclub when you're hitting into the wind. The vast
...
Rob Roy McGregor, Stephen E. Devereux, 1982
I'd “thin”the ball, or I'd underclub or I'dhitit fine and a freak gustof wind wouldundo
me. Onthe greens I'dstrikeground firstor “toe”the balljustenough to leave putts on
the rim.It was uncanny.Score? Was I angry aboutmy mounting score? God,no.
Even with a yardage book, you tend to underclub a lot. Winged Foot can humble
you. Coming into the 1974 U.S. Open there, my game was flying high. I'd won five
times that season and came to Winged Foot as the defending U.S. Open ...
Johnny Miller, Guy Yocom, 2004
8
The South African Dictionary of Sport
... nine holes still to play) twosome two golfers playing together in a strokeplay
competition underclub to use a club which gives too little distance for a particular
shot underspin backspin and horse shows. The Pony Club Mounted Games is a.
U. uncock: See release. underclub: To take at least one club less than needed for
distance. unplayable lie: You can't hit the ball. One stroke penalty is your reward.
up: Ahead in the match. Or the person next to play. Or reaching the hole with a ...
10
Golf Is the Teacher, Life Is the Lesson
"In addition to being addicted to old fields," he said, "most golfers have macho
complexes and underclub, thinking they're going to hit the ball farther than they
do in reality. My recommendation is to overclub and make sure you reach the pin
at ...
Daniel Stewart Acuff Ph. D., Daniel Stewart Acuff, 2003
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