CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO WEIGHT-TRAIN
PRESENT
Present
I weight-train
you weight-train
he/she/it weight-trains
we weight-train
you weight-train
they weight-train
Present continuous
I am weight-training
you are weight-training
he/she/it is weight-training
we are weight-training
you are weight-training
they are weight-training
Present perfect
I have weight-trained
you have weight-trained
he/she/it has weight-trained
we have weight-trained
you have weight-trained
they have weight-trained
Present perfect continuous
I have been weight-training
you have been weight-training
he/she/it has been weight-training
we have been weight-training
you have been weight-training
they have been weight-training
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 weight-trained
you weight-trained
he/she/it weight-trained
we weight-trained
you weight-trained
they weight-trained
Past continuous
I was weight-training
you were weight-training
he/she/it was weight-training
we were weight-training
you were weight-training
they were weight-training
Past perfect
I had weight-trained
you had weight-trained
he/she/it had weight-trained
we had weight-trained
you had weight-trained
they had weight-trained
Past perfect continuous
I had been weight-training
you had been weight-training
he/she/it had been weight-training
we had been weight-training
you had been weight-training
they had been weight-training
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will weight-train
you will weight-train
he/she/it will weight-train
we will weight-train
you will weight-train
they will weight-train
Future continuous
I will be weight-training
you will be weight-training
he/she/it will be weight-training
we will be weight-training
you will be weight-training
they will be weight-training
Future perfect
I will have weight-trained
you will have weight-trained
he/she/it will have weight-trained
we will have weight-trained
you will have weight-trained
they will have weight-trained
Future perfect continuous
I will have been weight-training
you will have been weight-training
he/she/it will have been weight-training
we will have been weight-training
you will have been weight-training
they will have been weight-training
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would weight-train
you would weight-train
he/she/it would weight-train
we would weight-train
you would weight-train
they would weight-train
Conditional continuous
I would be weight-training
you would be weight-training
he/she/it would be weight-training
we would be weight-training
you would be weight-training
they would be weight-training
Conditional perfect
I would have weight-train
you would have weight-train
he/she/it would have weight-train
we would have weight-train
you would have weight-train
they would have weight-train
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been weight-training
you would have been weight-training
he/she/it would have been weight-training
we would have been weight-training
you would have been weight-training
they would have been weight-training
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you weight-train
we let´s weight-train
you weight-train
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Infinitive
to weight-train
Past participle
weight-trained
Present Participle
weight-training
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 «WEIGHT-TRAIN»
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weight-train in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
weight-train and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Weight Training for Life
For weak and untrained individuals, weight train— ing will often improve
coordination. Can I just play sports instead of weight training to gain strength? N0
. Most sports do not provide the proper type, intensity, duration, or frequency of
exercise ...
2
Fitness
Weight Training, 3E:
Many who weight train will tell you that having a firm body not only feels great but
also positively affects how they relate to others. Following a regular program will
increase your energy level and improve your productivity at work and in many ...
Thomas R. Baechle, Roger W. Earle, 2014
3
The Ultimate Guide to
Weight Training for Basketball
Always stretch before lifting and playing, and weight train properly. The programs
provided in this book are designed to train these and other areas of your body,
minimizing your chances of getting injured. The programs strengthen every area
...
4
The Ultimate Guide to
Weight Training for Football
These injuries negatively affect every aspect of a player's game, whether
throwing, catching, blocking, or tackling, making it necessary to take all injury-
reducing precautions. Always stretch before lifting and playing, and be sure to
weight train ...
5
Fitness
Weight Training, 3E:
Many who weight train will tell you that having a firm body not only feels greatbut
alsopositively affects howthey relatetoothers. Following a regularprogram
willincrease yourenergy level and improve your productivity at work andin many ...
Thomas R. Baechle and Roger W. Earle, 2014
6
What Happens to Your Body When You Are
Weight Training
Many people weight train to improve their athletic performance. Others weight
train to improve their physical appearance. Some weight train specifically for the
health benefits to the muscles and bones. No matter what the motivation, weight ...
7
Shut Up and
Train!: A Complete Fitness Guide for Men and Women
It'sverysimple—when you weight train, you break down your muscle fibre.
Thebody needs calories torepair thesemuscle fibres and to rebuild better
qualitymuscles. That's the reason why youneedto rest thosemuscles for24 hours.
You notonly ...
8
K11 Sports Nutrition Manual (English)
... takes MORE care to weight train regularly & follow a disciplined diet But if they
BOTH weight train regularly & follow a disciplined diet 40-yr male 30-yr male
Weight Training Regular Regular Diet Follows Follows Muscle growth Slower
Faster ...
9
The Ultimate Guide to
Weight Training for Tennis
Always stretch before lifting and playing, and weight train properly. The programs
provided in this book are designed to train these and other areas of your body,
minimizing your chances of getting injured. The programs strengthen both the ...
10
Weight Training for Triathlon: The Ultimate Guide
Don't get me wrong: I know how to weight train. Throughout high school and
college, I played tennis, and used weight training as a strategy to strengthen my
rotator cuff and improve the power of my ground stroke and serve. While
obtaining ...
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «WEIGHT-TRAIN»
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weight-train is used in the context of the following news items.
Worried about getting too bulky from your workout? 4 tips to ease …
The question: You always suggest weight training, but as a female I am afraid of getting too muscular. Are there ways I can weight-train without bulking up? «The Globe and Mail, Sep 13»
Trip to Mars Would Turn Astronauts Into Weaklings
How do astronauts weight-train in zero gravity? Ploutz-Snyder said the ARED generates loads using vacuum cylinders. It also has flywheels to generate the ... «Space.com, Aug 10»
Cardio vs. Weights: The Battle Is Over
The ACSM advises you weight-train no more than two to three times per week, to give the body time to repair microscopic muscle tears produced by training that ... «Washington Post, Apr 07»
