CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO UNPRISON
PRESENT
Present
I unprison
you unprison
he/she/it unprisons
we unprison
you unprison
they unprison
Present continuous
I am unprisoning
you are unprisoning
he/she/it is unprisoning
we are unprisoning
you are unprisoning
they are unprisoning
Present perfect
I have unprisoned
you have unprisoned
he/she/it has unprisoned
we have unprisoned
you have unprisoned
they have unprisoned
Present perfect continuous
I have been unprisoning
you have been unprisoning
he/she/it has been unprisoning
we have been unprisoning
you have been unprisoning
they have been unprisoning
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 unprisoned
you unprisoned
he/she/it unprisoned
we unprisoned
you unprisoned
they unprisoned
Past continuous
I was unprisoning
you were unprisoning
he/she/it was unprisoning
we were unprisoning
you were unprisoning
they were unprisoning
Past perfect
I had unprisoned
you had unprisoned
he/she/it had unprisoned
we had unprisoned
you had unprisoned
they had unprisoned
Past perfect continuous
I had been unprisoning
you had been unprisoning
he/she/it had been unprisoning
we had been unprisoning
you had been unprisoning
they had been unprisoning
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will unprison
you will unprison
he/she/it will unprison
we will unprison
you will unprison
they will unprison
Future continuous
I will be unprisoning
you will be unprisoning
he/she/it will be unprisoning
we will be unprisoning
you will be unprisoning
they will be unprisoning
Future perfect
I will have unprisoned
you will have unprisoned
he/she/it will have unprisoned
we will have unprisoned
you will have unprisoned
they will have unprisoned
Future perfect continuous
I will have been unprisoning
you will have been unprisoning
he/she/it will have been unprisoning
we will have been unprisoning
you will have been unprisoning
they will have been unprisoning
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would unprison
you would unprison
he/she/it would unprison
we would unprison
you would unprison
they would unprison
Conditional continuous
I would be unprisoning
you would be unprisoning
he/she/it would be unprisoning
we would be unprisoning
you would be unprisoning
they would be unprisoning
Conditional perfect
I would have unprison
you would have unprison
he/she/it would have unprison
we would have unprison
you would have unprison
they would have unprison
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been unprisoning
you would have been unprisoning
he/she/it would have been unprisoning
we would have been unprisoning
you would have been unprisoning
they would have been unprisoning
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you unprison
we let´s unprison
you unprison
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
unprisoned
Present Participle
unprisoning
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 «UNPRISON»
Discover the use of
unprison in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
unprison and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Vargas: A Tale of Spain
Marry, not so secure either; you have but to mobify your cause, and graft it upon
the minds of the million, and they will unprison you presently.” “ I can unprison
myself when it pleases me,” replied Vargas 5 “audit will please me as soon as I' ...
Joseph Blanco White, Cornelius Villiers, 1822
2
Scientific American: Supplement
That his home should be as unirritating and restful to him as possible it should be
unprison-like always, , and only be an imprisonment when the violent phases of
his malady imperatively demand restraint. An hour of maniacal excitement does ...
3
British Monachism: Or, Manners and Customs of the Monks and ...
Like birds, unprison'd from a darkling grove, That the bright eye of prowling hawk
beguiled, The godly race rejoiced at ease to rove ; Some rearM thatch'd chapels,
that on hillocks smiled O'er bushy tufts, and tamed a region wild ; Some, by a ...
Thomas Dudley Fosbroke, 1843
4
The Rectory of Valehead
Slowly at length in air disperst Updrew the veil : unprison'd burst The glory from
below : Bound with the welkin's azure girth, All gladness, re-appearing earth,
Laugh'd with a gemmy glow. My soul the inspiration caught, And drank it to its
inmost ...
Robert Wilson Evans, 1832
5
Introits and Hymns, with Some Anthems Adapted to the Seasons ...
An exile for 'the Faith Of thy Incarnate Lord, Seyond the stars, — beyond all space
, Thy soul unprison'd soar'd : There saw in glory Him Who liveth, and was dead ;
There Juda's Lion, and the Lamb, That for our ransom bled : There of the ...
6
The Poetical Works: Coll. by Himself
... And threw a starlessmight upon the sea. Eagerly, tremblingly, I watch'd the end.
Faint gleam'd the lightning, follow'd by no peal; Dreary and hollow moans foretold
a gale; Nor long the issue tarried; then the wind, Unprison'd, blew its trumpet ...
7
Six months among the charities of Europe
But what fruit can be expected from such measures if the governor and turnkeys,
who are in daily intercourse with these unhappy beings, are either harsh and
inhuman, or light-minded and unPrison Officers. 291 principled? No one has a ...
Lo, twinkling waters as if waves unprison The multitudinous starlight they behold
When inmost heaven like parchment is unroll'd ; But now the level sun newly
uprisen Transformeth sea-tints with a hue elysian And paints the cedarn hill-crest
...
They suffer'd him — I know not how, Unprison'd on the shore to roam ; And aye
was bent his longing brow On England's home. His eye, methinks, pursued the
flight Of birds to Britain half-way over; With envy they could reach the white, Dear
...
10
Prairie Metropolis: New Essays on Winnipeg Social History
... their initial processing: “Instead of children being taken to the Police Station
and locked up in cells, they are taken to the Detention Home, where everything is
so homelike and unprison-like, that the Protecting and Policing Children 67.
Esyllt W. Jones, Gerald Friesen, 2009
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «UNPRISON»
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unprison is used in the context of the following news items.
The Children's Book Council Wins BEA's Industry Ambassador Award
“They are supreme advocates for literacy fostering relationships and partnerships with other important organizations such as the unPrison Project, We Need ... «GalleyCat, May 15»
2015 Children's Book Week in Photos
... partnered with The unPrison Project to build prison-nursery libraries for incarcerated mothers and their babies in honor of Mother's Day during Children's Book ... «Publishers Weekly, May 15»
The unPrison Project And CBC Team Up To Help Incarcerated …
The Children's Book Council and unPrison Project have teamed up to build prison-nursery libraries, which will use children's books and reading to bond children ... «Bustle, Apr 15»
CBC Helps Establish Prison Libraries
The CBC is partnering with the unPrison Project, a nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering and mentoring women in prison, while raising awareness of ... «Publishers Weekly, Apr 15»
Protester at Valdosta State details impact of slavery
E.J. Sheppard, calling himself a member of the UNPrison Free Spirit, the Gatherers of Divine Souls and the New Black Panther Party, engaged those ... «Valdosta Daily Times, Apr 15»
Female Veteran Arrested At Valdosta State University
According to a protest participant, members of the UNPrison Free Spirit, The New Black Panther Party, and Gatherers of Divine Souls gathered to rally for the ... «WTXL ABC 27, Apr 15»
Children's Book Week 2015 Preview
... the final day of Children's Book Week, the Children's Book Council is partnering with the unPrison Project, a nonprofit dedicated to empowering and mentoring ... «Publishers Weekly, Apr 15»
Life Ed: Learning To Forgive
Today, Jiang-Stein is the founder of the The unPrison Project, a national non-profit empowering incarcerated women and girls by providing them with mentorship ... «NBCNews.com, Oct 14»
Bruce Reilly: Cianci's felony convictions matter
... in 1992, drafted the original Rhode Island bill to reduce employment discrimination against people with past convictions. He blogs at www.Unprison.com. «The Providence Journal, Oct 14»
Immaculate Incarceration: A Baby in Solitary Confinement
Deborah Jiang-Stein is a national speaker and founder of The unPrison Project, a 501(c)3 nonprofit working to empower and inspire incarcerated women and ... «New York Times, Jul 14»
