CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO VAGABONDIZE
PRESENT
Present
I vagabondize
you vagabondize
he/she/it vagabondizes
we vagabondize
you vagabondize
they vagabondize
Present continuous
I am vagabondizing
you are vagabondizing
he/she/it is vagabondizing
we are vagabondizing
you are vagabondizing
they are vagabondizing
Present perfect
I have vagabondized
you have vagabondized
he/she/it has vagabondized
we have vagabondized
you have vagabondized
they have vagabondized
Present perfect continuous
I have been vagabondizing
you have been vagabondizing
he/she/it has been vagabondizing
we have been vagabondizing
you have been vagabondizing
they have been vagabondizing
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 vagabondized
you vagabondized
he/she/it vagabondized
we vagabondized
you vagabondized
they vagabondized
Past continuous
I was vagabondizing
you were vagabondizing
he/she/it was vagabondizing
we were vagabondizing
you were vagabondizing
they were vagabondizing
Past perfect
I had vagabondized
you had vagabondized
he/she/it had vagabondized
we had vagabondized
you had vagabondized
they had vagabondized
Past perfect continuous
I had been vagabondizing
you had been vagabondizing
he/she/it had been vagabondizing
we had been vagabondizing
you had been vagabondizing
they had been vagabondizing
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will vagabondize
you will vagabondize
he/she/it will vagabondize
we will vagabondize
you will vagabondize
they will vagabondize
Future continuous
I will be vagabondizing
you will be vagabondizing
he/she/it will be vagabondizing
we will be vagabondizing
you will be vagabondizing
they will be vagabondizing
Future perfect
I will have vagabondized
you will have vagabondized
he/she/it will have vagabondized
we will have vagabondized
you will have vagabondized
they will have vagabondized
Future perfect continuous
I will have been vagabondizing
you will have been vagabondizing
he/she/it will have been vagabondizing
we will have been vagabondizing
you will have been vagabondizing
they will have been vagabondizing
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would vagabondize
you would vagabondize
he/she/it would vagabondize
we would vagabondize
you would vagabondize
they would vagabondize
Conditional continuous
I would be vagabondizing
you would be vagabondizing
he/she/it would be vagabondizing
we would be vagabondizing
you would be vagabondizing
they would be vagabondizing
Conditional perfect
I would have vagabondize
you would have vagabondize
he/she/it would have vagabondize
we would have vagabondize
you would have vagabondize
they would have vagabondize
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been vagabondizing
you would have been vagabondizing
he/she/it would have been vagabondizing
we would have been vagabondizing
you would have been vagabondizing
they would have been vagabondizing
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you vagabondize
we let´s vagabondize
you vagabondize
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Infinitive
to vagabondize
Past participle
vagabondized
Present Participle
vagabondizing
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 «VAGABONDIZE»
Discover the use of
vagabondize in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
vagabondize and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Provincial words and expressions current in Lincolnshire
... but they have not used us well after all. Used to could. — Used to do, i. e., as I
had done before. U veers. — Ridges of land separating the land of one tenant
from another. Vagabondize — To wander. Ex. Don't vagabondize about the
streets.
2
Herman Melville: 1819-1851
Graylock — we must go and vagabondize there. But ere we start we must dig a
deep hole and bury all the Blue Devils, there to abide till the Last Day" — the
Blue Devils, like Ishmael's hypos, being Melville's equivalent of what was later
called ...
3
Life and Adventures of Audubon the Naturalist
First published in 1869, the book covers his coming to America, the difficulties he ROBERT BUCHANAN (1841-1901) was born in England and educated in Glasgow.
Robert Buchanan, John James Audubon, 2005
4
Herman Melville: A Biography
Graylock — we must go and vagabondize there. But ere we start we must dig a
deep hole and bury all the Blue Devils, there to abide till the Last Day" — the
Blue Devils, like Ishmael's hypos, being Melville's equivalent of what was later
called ...
5
The Practice of Typography: Correct Composition; a Treatise ...
uremia uremia uraemia uremia utas utas utas utas utilize utilize utilize utilize
vagabondize vagabondize vagabondize vagabondize valor valor valor valor
vapor vapor vapor vapor vaporization vaporization vaporization vaporization
vavasor ...
Theodore Low De Vinne, 1902
6
The Plimpton Press Year Book: An Exhibit of Versatility
... unraveler uranography uranography uranography uremia uremia uramia utas
utas utas utilize utilize utilize vagabondize vagabondize vagabondize valor valor
valor vapor vapor vapor vaporization vaporization vaporization vavasor vavasor ...
7
Local Etymology: A Derivative Dictionary of Geographical Names
Gad, to vagabondize" {Cotgrave); "gad, a club, wedge, &c." (Ash.) Bailey says, "A
gad of steel is a small bar to be heated in the fire, in order to quench in liquor."
The A. S. pad is a goad and a wedge, Ir. gadh a dart.^arf a stealing, gadaim to ...
Richard Stephen Charnock, 1859
8
Buffalo Land: An Authentic Account of the Discoveries, ...
Fellow citizens,” he exclaimed, “ let's vagabondize!” Now, with our alderman,
vagabondizing meant story telling, an accomplishment which we consider the
especial forte of vagabonds. We all hailed this proposition gladly, for Buffalo Bill,
...
William Edward Webb, 1872
9
Russia and the Russians, in 1842
The lswoschtschiks of Petersburg are a sort of Hamaxobites, who vagabondize
among the palaces of the imperial capital from one year's end to another. They
encamp all day in the streets, and many of them also at night, their sledge serving
...
10
The History of the Town of Gravesend in the County of Kent ...
I Gad, to rove, to range &c., is interpreted by Cotgrave, “ to vagabondize ; and
according to Dr. Ash, Grid is a club, wedge, &c. See his Dictionary. Gads were
suitable weapons for the heroes of Grads-hill, before and after portable fire-arms
were ...
Robert Peirce Cruden, 1843
