CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO UNROOST
PRESENT
Present
I unroost
you unroost
he/she/it unroosts
we unroost
you unroost
they unroost
Present continuous
I am unroosting
you are unroosting
he/she/it is unroosting
we are unroosting
you are unroosting
they are unroosting
Present perfect
I have unroosted
you have unroosted
he/she/it has unroosted
we have unroosted
you have unroosted
they have unroosted
Present perfect continuous
I have been unroosting
you have been unroosting
he/she/it has been unroosting
we have been unroosting
you have been unroosting
they have been unroosting
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 unroosted
you unroosted
he/she/it unroosted
we unroosted
you unroosted
they unroosted
Past continuous
I was unroosting
you were unroosting
he/she/it was unroosting
we were unroosting
you were unroosting
they were unroosting
Past perfect
I had unroosted
you had unroosted
he/she/it had unroosted
we had unroosted
you had unroosted
they had unroosted
Past perfect continuous
I had been unroosting
you had been unroosting
he/she/it had been unroosting
we had been unroosting
you had been unroosting
they had been unroosting
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will unroost
you will unroost
he/she/it will unroost
we will unroost
you will unroost
they will unroost
Future continuous
I will be unroosting
you will be unroosting
he/she/it will be unroosting
we will be unroosting
you will be unroosting
they will be unroosting
Future perfect
I will have unroosted
you will have unroosted
he/she/it will have unroosted
we will have unroosted
you will have unroosted
they will have unroosted
Future perfect continuous
I will have been unroosting
you will have been unroosting
he/she/it will have been unroosting
we will have been unroosting
you will have been unroosting
they will have been unroosting
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would unroost
you would unroost
he/she/it would unroost
we would unroost
you would unroost
they would unroost
Conditional continuous
I would be unroosting
you would be unroosting
he/she/it would be unroosting
we would be unroosting
you would be unroosting
they would be unroosting
Conditional perfect
I would have unroost
you would have unroost
he/she/it would have unroost
we would have unroost
you would have unroost
they would have unroost
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been unroosting
you would have been unroosting
he/she/it would have been unroosting
we would have been unroosting
you would have been unroosting
they would have been unroosting
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you unroost
we let´s unroost
you unroost
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
unroosted
Present Participle
unroosting
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 «UNROOST»
Discover the use of
unroost in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
unroost and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
A French Grammar: Containing, Besides the Rules of the ...
To unroost. To unroost Go and unroost the chickens. The chickens will unroost
soon. Allez déjucher les poules. Les poules déjucheront bientôt Déloger. To
dislodge. To decamp. T hey will dislodge the enemy. The enemy decamped
during the ...
2
Spiers and Surenne's French and English Pronouncing ...
"to unroost (fowls) ; 2. § to bring (п. o.) down from o."# perch. DELÀ [□!□* и] prep
. S (of place) beyond ; farVier Ùau ; on Vie other side of. Ли — , 1- J S beyond ; 2.
§ more ; upwards; au — de, 1. fi beyond ; fa ri /ter than ; on the other side of; ...
Alexander Spiers, George Payn Quackenbos, 1854
the human mind incredible effort? Bend down the tree of knowledge and you'll
unroost a strange bird. Suffering may be composed wickedly and of an inferior
writhing. Rage and inaccuracy howl and blow the bone, for, contrary to all
opinion, ...
'Unroosted' might also suggest wordplay on 'unroost' I 'un-rooster-ed' (i.e.
castrated), which might then lead to an alternative reading of 'woman-tired' I
attired as a woman. 75—6 Take up . . . Take't up As in 2.1 when he ordered
Hermione's ...
William Shakespeare, Susan Snyder, Deborah T. Curren-Aquino, 2007
5
The works of Shakespear: In six volumes
One's Junius Brutus, S'tc'tn'tus Velutus, and I know not s'death, The rabble mould
have first unroost the city Ere so prevail'd with me! it will in time Win upon power,
and throw forth greater themes For insurrections arguing. Men. This is strange.
William Shakespeare, Alexander Pope, Nicholas Rowe, 1723
6
A New and Improved Standard French and English and English ...
[mar.] to fly out, to flutter, to turn in the wind (said of flags, etc.) ; to be out of sorts ;
to play awkwardly. DEJCC, tm. unroosting time. DEJUCHER, vn. a. to unroost, to
come down from roost. Je vous fcrai bien — dt la; I will make you come down.
Alexander G. Collot, 1856
7
The Political State of Great Britain
... Power: os Europe uniting together for the common Good, will unroost those
Nests of nvenous Pyrates, and deliver the navigating World from the greatest
Horror of the Seamen, and Oppressors ol the Tndc of Europe, that the World ever
bore.
8
Scrinia Reserata: A Memorial Offer'd to the Great Deservings ...
_ Their persons were laid fast in Prison : their Churches were unroost and
esaced. An abomination which the _Switz,ers will not commit in their Wars. You
may believe their HistorianfimIer lib. 2. Perpetua lex est , jam olim r)
nostrrksancita, ut in ...
9
The Politician Discovered, Or Considerations of the Late ...
... yet was it easie enough to disseise and unroost Others, either b Force or Treaty
, as they did justly enough by that of Ver-aim; yet now t e Tablds are turn'd, for
they once uknderstanding that Spain is brought upon her knees, the Conquest os
...
10
Christ a Complete Saviour: The Intercession of Christ and ...
It is a sight of what I am that must unroost me, that must shake my soul, and make
me leave my present rest. No man comes to God by Christ but he that knows
himself, and what sin hath done to him; that is the first.1 2. As he must know
himself, ...
