CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO UNGYVE
PRESENT
Present
I ungyve
you ungyve
he/she/it ungyves
we ungyve
you ungyve
they ungyve
Present continuous
I am ungyving
you are ungyving
he/she/it is ungyving
we are ungyving
you are ungyving
they are ungyving
Present perfect
I have ungyved
you have ungyved
he/she/it has ungyved
we have ungyved
you have ungyved
they have ungyved
Present perfect continuous
I have been ungyving
you have been ungyving
he/she/it has been ungyving
we have been ungyving
you have been ungyving
they have been ungyving
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 ungyved
you ungyved
he/she/it ungyved
we ungyved
you ungyved
they ungyved
Past continuous
I was ungyving
you were ungyving
he/she/it was ungyving
we were ungyving
you were ungyving
they were ungyving
Past perfect
I had ungyved
you had ungyved
he/she/it had ungyved
we had ungyved
you had ungyved
they had ungyved
Past perfect continuous
I had been ungyving
you had been ungyving
he/she/it had been ungyving
we had been ungyving
you had been ungyving
they had been ungyving
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will ungyve
you will ungyve
he/she/it will ungyve
we will ungyve
you will ungyve
they will ungyve
Future continuous
I will be ungyving
you will be ungyving
he/she/it will be ungyving
we will be ungyving
you will be ungyving
they will be ungyving
Future perfect
I will have ungyved
you will have ungyved
he/she/it will have ungyved
we will have ungyved
you will have ungyved
they will have ungyved
Future perfect continuous
I will have been ungyving
you will have been ungyving
he/she/it will have been ungyving
we will have been ungyving
you will have been ungyving
they will have been ungyving
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would ungyve
you would ungyve
he/she/it would ungyve
we would ungyve
you would ungyve
they would ungyve
Conditional continuous
I would be ungyving
you would be ungyving
he/she/it would be ungyving
we would be ungyving
you would be ungyving
they would be ungyving
Conditional perfect
I would have ungyve
you would have ungyve
he/she/it would have ungyve
we would have ungyve
you would have ungyve
they would have ungyve
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been ungyving
you would have been ungyving
he/she/it would have been ungyving
we would have been ungyving
you would have been ungyving
they would have been ungyving
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you ungyve
we let´s ungyve
you ungyve
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Present Participle
ungyving
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.
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1
English Language Word Builder
... UNCOPE UNCORD UNCOWL UNCUEE UNCURB UNCURL UNDECK
UNDOCK UNDRAWë UNDRAWD UNEDGE UNEOOL UNEORM UNEREE
UNEURL UNGEAR UNGTLD UNGTRD UNGLUE UNGOWN UNGYVE UNHATR
UNHANG ...
2
The daughter of Herodias, a tragedy [in verse].
Being o'erruled, your Adah will best show Her love by meek-eyed resignation's
smile, That may ungyve contention's harnessed back, And soothe her jealous
father's wrath ? — This were A woman's part, and not revenge. SECOND ARAB.
sir Henry Rich (bart.), 1831
3
English Telugu Dictionary
B Ungyve', D as^dtSa, - c25.o?fc, to free from hand-cuffs etc. Un-ha!'lowed, a. s,
unholy. Unhand', vt. wSa ^eboo &t>-a<tSoo. G d-'SSiiA, to take the hands off. to
let go. Un-hand'y, not dexterous, not ekilful in the use of the hands, clumsy, ...
4
The Chambers Dictionary
... anted adj ( \ ). ungen uineness n ( 1 ). ungukJ'eda^r'(l). unhazardous adj ;(1).
ungift'edaJyO). unguil'ty adj '( 1 ). unheat'eda<//(l). ungild vr (2). ungyve' vr (2).
unhedged' adj (I). ungild'«da4/(l). ungyved'a<#(l). unheed'ed<j<#(l). ungilt «(//(!) ...
In one of his pieces entitled " Summer Winds," written while he was roving as a
mining engineer in Victoria he says : — " I too would live before I die, I too would
leave a something done ; Ungyve a truth, uproot a lie — No matter what so rest ...
Green Earth my house by day, by night my bed — I might ungyve my soul, too
long unfree, And with clear eye, that did but dimly see Through the Time's trade-
fogged, creed-clogged airs, Roving fair Nature's face, not unawares, Look upon ...
7
Chambers English-Hindi Dictionary
Tfor 4R^T; erf/, ungum- med WPwtfiWi folfa Т%Т; ГнчЬ («Kfga, чК rfor foqr ^згг; v.r.
ungyve ...
Sureśa Avasthī, Indujā Avasthī, 1981
8
Southern Literary Readings
with the maceration of the body and with the seclusion of men from the world. 14.
Ungyve. Unfetter; take off the gyves. Pronounced un-jlv'. 18. Thine. Supply eye.
53. Redolent. Odorous. Note the double alliteration in this line and the next.
Leonidas Warren Payne, 1913
The right reading is pathetic and consistent; the wrong reading stnltifies a very
graceful passage. On page 78 there are two consecutive and curious errors ; '
ungive ' for 'ungyve ' (=unfetter), and ' Heats ' for ' Hecate.' pescilled outlines and ...
10
High Points in the Work of the High Schools of New York City
... aspects of English teaching, the fertile concept of "functional centers," the
stressing of oral composition — all these have proved beneficial to the teaching
of English in the high schools, and have acted, in part, to ungyve the high school.
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