CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO UPTHUNDER
PRESENT
Present
I upthunder
you upthunder
he/she/it upthunders
we upthunder
you upthunder
they upthunder
Present continuous
I am upthundering
you are upthundering
he/she/it is upthundering
we are upthundering
you are upthundering
they are upthundering
Present perfect
I have upthundered
you have upthundered
he/she/it has upthundered
we have upthundered
you have upthundered
they have upthundered
Present perfect continuous
I have been upthundering
you have been upthundering
he/she/it has been upthundering
we have been upthundering
you have been upthundering
they have been upthundering
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 upthundered
you upthundered
he/she/it upthundered
we upthundered
you upthundered
they upthundered
Past continuous
I was upthundering
you were upthundering
he/she/it was upthundering
we were upthundering
you were upthundering
they were upthundering
Past perfect
I had upthundered
you had upthundered
he/she/it had upthundered
we had upthundered
you had upthundered
they had upthundered
Past perfect continuous
I had been upthundering
you had been upthundering
he/she/it had been upthundering
we had been upthundering
you had been upthundering
they had been upthundering
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will upthunder
you will upthunder
he/she/it will upthunder
we will upthunder
you will upthunder
they will upthunder
Future continuous
I will be upthundering
you will be upthundering
he/she/it will be upthundering
we will be upthundering
you will be upthundering
they will be upthundering
Future perfect
I will have upthundered
you will have upthundered
he/she/it will have upthundered
we will have upthundered
you will have upthundered
they will have upthundered
Future perfect continuous
I will have been upthundering
you will have been upthundering
he/she/it will have been upthundering
we will have been upthundering
you will have been upthundering
they will have been upthundering
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would upthunder
you would upthunder
he/she/it would upthunder
we would upthunder
you would upthunder
they would upthunder
Conditional continuous
I would be upthundering
you would be upthundering
he/she/it would be upthundering
we would be upthundering
you would be upthundering
they would be upthundering
Conditional perfect
I would have upthunder
you would have upthunder
he/she/it would have upthunder
we would have upthunder
you would have upthunder
they would have upthunder
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been upthundering
you would have been upthundering
he/she/it would have been upthundering
we would have been upthundering
you would have been upthundering
they would have been upthundering
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you upthunder
we let´s upthunder
you upthunder
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
upthundered
Present Participle
upthundering
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 «UPTHUNDER»
Discover the use of
upthunder in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
upthunder and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Beowulf and Other Stories: A New Introduction to Old ...
Originally symbolising the hammerofthe agricultural god with which he stirred
upthunder and fought with trolls, thisaT«shaped emblem came to developan
additionalstalk above its crossbar which cametomark it out as the crossofChrist.
Joe Allard, Richard North, 2014
2
English Language Word Builder
... UNSTIRRED UNSUBJECT UNTENABLY UNTUMBLED UNTYPABLE
UNWARLIKE UNWITTILY UNWROUGHT UPBURNING UPTHUNDER
WEBLOGGER UNFADABLE UNFITNESS UNFRAUGHT UNFURNISH
UNGENUINE UNGRAVELY ...
3
Chambers's Twentieth Century Dictionary (part 4 of 4: S-Z ...
v.t.Uptake′, to take up. Uptear, uptār′,v.t. totear up. Upthrow, upthrō′,v.t. to
throw up.—n.Up′throw,an upheaval, anuplift. Upthrust, up′thrust, n.a thrust
upward, an upheaval of a mass of rock. Upthunder,upthun′dėr, v.i.to send up a
noise ...
4
Her Montana Christmas Groom (Mills & Boon Cherish)
That didn't mean she wasn't grateful to Austin for walking her in,but the lesstime
they spent togetherthebetter. No pointin needlesslyfiring upThunder Canyon
gossip. Butafter thetwonewly married couples led the recessional down the aisle,
...
5
The William Kent Krueger Collection #3: Thunder Bay, Red ...
Giving upThunder would be too great a risk. Kingbird hadto understandthat. So
what do you offeras justice, Cork wondered,when justice was impossibleto offer?
He was pulled from his reverie when his daughter, seventeen-year-old Annie, left
...
William Kent Krueger, 2014
The woman went on upThunder Run Mountain. Sairy turned again thedrying
apples, then brought her patching out upon the porchandsat down inalow
splitbottomed chair opposite Tom. Theyellow catat herfeet yawned, stretched,
andwent ...
7
The Chambers Crossword Dictionary, 3rd edition
... crash, shout 06 bellow, holler, rumble, scream, shriek 07 clamour, foulder,
resound 08 crashing, intonate, outburst 09 explosion, fulminate, upthunder 11
reverberate 13 reverberation 14 raise your voice thundering 04 very 05 great 06
really, ...
8
Stepping Stones to the Stars: The Story of Manned Spaceflight
In his book DeMirabili PotestateArtis et Naturae (The Miracles of Art, Nature and
Magic) he gavethe formulafor gunpowder asfollows: Take 7 parts ofsaltpeter, 5 of
young hazel twigsand5of sulphur, and thouwiltcall upthunder anddestruction, ...
I wasgoing tohitch upThunder and gotothe hardware store in a few minutes on an
errand for your dat.” “Thank you. I'll hurry and get ready. Please, Sally, say you'll
ride into town with us.” “I don'tknow.” By thetime we returned, Pops might have ...
10
Riddle of the Prairie Bride
“Come outtothe barn when you're through inthe house,” Papa said, “and I'll
harness upThunder and drive Martha backhomewhile you help get supper ready.
” “Yes, Papa,”said Ida Kate. Youkeepwatch over Papa, too, don'tyou, Mama?
