CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO UNPERCH
PRESENT
Present
I unperch
you unperch
he/she/it unperches
we unperch
you unperch
they unperch
Present continuous
I am unperching
you are unperching
he/she/it is unperching
we are unperching
you are unperching
they are unperching
Present perfect
I have unperched
you have unperched
he/she/it has unperched
we have unperched
you have unperched
they have unperched
Present perfect continuous
I have been unperching
you have been unperching
he/she/it has been unperching
we have been unperching
you have been unperching
they have been unperching
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 unperched
you unperched
he/she/it unperched
we unperched
you unperched
they unperched
Past continuous
I was unperching
you were unperching
he/she/it was unperching
we were unperching
you were unperching
they were unperching
Past perfect
I had unperched
you had unperched
he/she/it had unperched
we had unperched
you had unperched
they had unperched
Past perfect continuous
I had been unperching
you had been unperching
he/she/it had been unperching
we had been unperching
you had been unperching
they had been unperching
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will unperch
you will unperch
he/she/it will unperch
we will unperch
you will unperch
they will unperch
Future continuous
I will be unperching
you will be unperching
he/she/it will be unperching
we will be unperching
you will be unperching
they will be unperching
Future perfect
I will have unperched
you will have unperched
he/she/it will have unperched
we will have unperched
you will have unperched
they will have unperched
Future perfect continuous
I will have been unperching
you will have been unperching
he/she/it will have been unperching
we will have been unperching
you will have been unperching
they will have been unperching
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would unperch
you would unperch
he/she/it would unperch
we would unperch
you would unperch
they would unperch
Conditional continuous
I would be unperching
you would be unperching
he/she/it would be unperching
we would be unperching
you would be unperching
they would be unperching
Conditional perfect
I would have unperch
you would have unperch
he/she/it would have unperch
we would have unperch
you would have unperch
they would have unperch
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been unperching
you would have been unperching
he/she/it would have been unperching
we would have been unperching
you would have been unperching
they would have been unperching
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you unperch
we let´s unperch
you unperch
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
unperched
Present Participle
unperching
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 «UNPERCH»
Discover the use of
unperch in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
unperch and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Chambers's Twentieth Century Dictionary (part 4 of 4: S-Z ...
Unperch, unperch′,v.t.to drive from a perch. Unperfect, unpėr′fekt, adj.
imperfect. Unperformed, unperformd′, adj. not performed or fulfilled: not
represented on the stage. Unperishing, unper′ishing, adj.not perishing.—adj.
Unper′ishable.
2
From Ben Jonson to Beattie
... brook; Nor fixt in thought. with footsteps slow Through cypress alleys cherish
woe : I see the soul in pensive fit, And tnoping like sick linnet sit. With dewy eye.
and moulting wing, Unperch'd, averse to fly or sing; l see the favorite curls begin ...
John Aikin, Ben Jonson, James Beattie, 1848
3
The Complete Works of Richard Crashaw
Which when I lose, O may at once my tongue Lose this same busy speaking art,
Unperch'd, her vocal arteries unstrung, No more acquainted with my heart, On my
dry palate's roof to rest A wither'd leaf, an idle guest ! No, no, thy good, Sion, ...
Richard Crashaw, William Barclay Turnbull, 1858
Which when I lose, O may at once my tongue Lose this same busy speaking art,
Unperch'd, her vocal arteries unstrung, No more acquainted with my heart, On my
dry palate's roof to rest A wither'd leaf, an idle guest ! No, no, thy good, Sion, ...
Richard Crashaw, William Barclay Turnbull, 1858
5
Memories of Merton (sonnets).
Thine hope to fetter progress, by my troth, Is feeble as the Bull of Romish Church
Hurl'd at old Galileo, to unperch Earth from its axis, and decree its sloth. Stretch
out thine jEson arms to the kind leech : Open thy veins : let forth thy time-dull'd ...
6
A Collection of Poems ...
... si Nor fixt in thought, with footsteps slow' i i Through cypress alleys cherish woe
: I see the soul in pentive fit, And mopeing like sick linnet fit, With dewy eye and
moulting wing, Unperch'd, averse to'fly or sing ; I see the favourite curls begin þ ...
7
The Poems of J. D. The Life of J. D. by Dr. Johnson. The ...
... And moping, like sick linnet sit, With dewy eye and moulting wing, Unperch'd
averse to fly or sing; I see the favourite curls begin (Disus'ed to toilet discipline)
To quit their post, lose their smart air, And grow again like common hair; And
tears, ...
8
The book of sacred song
Which when I lose, oh may at once my tongue Lose this same busy speaking art,
Unperch'd, her vocal arteries unstrung, No more acquainted with my heart, On my
dry palate's roof to rest, A wither'd leaf, an idle guest ! No, no, thy good, Sion, ...
9
The Works of the British Poets: With Prefaces, Biographical ...
With dewy eye, and moulting wing, Unperch'd, averse to fly or sing; l see the
favourite curls begin (Disus'd to toilet discipline) To quit their post, lose their smart
air, And grow again lilte common hair ; And tears, which frequent kerchief: dry, ...
Robert Anderson, Henry Howard Earl of Surrey, Thomas Sackville Earl of Dorset, 1795
10
A Collection of poems by several hands. - London, J. Dodsley ...
... with downcast look Mind not so much the murm'ring brook; Nor fixt in thought,
with footsteps flow Through cypress allies cherish woe : I see the soul in penfive
fit, And mopeing like fick linnet fit, With dewy eye and moulting wing, Unperch'd, ...
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «UNPERCH»
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unperch is used in the context of the following news items.
Ronda Rousey's Laila Ali response: 'If she wants to take me up on …
Maybe when Rousey officially runs out of same-sized female opponents, Ali can join a troupe of boxers and/or robots in an attempt to unperch the champ. «FOXSports.com, Mar 15»
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It's impossible to unperch her.” She remembered the special friends who had gone to spirit. “They are very proud of you. Their pride is reflected in all the people ... «Books LIVE, Aug 14»
Landing Gear Prototypes for Robotic Birds Take Off
“The entire idea is to use mechanical systems instead of electrical systems to perch, but use electrical systems to unperch and walk around,” he said. Mimicking ... «National Defense Magazine, Mar 11»
