CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO WIGWAGGING
PRESENT
Present
I wigwag
you wigwag
he/she/it wigwags
we wigwag
you wigwag
they wigwag
Present continuous
I am wigwagging
you are wigwagging
he/she/it is wigwagging
we are wigwagging
you are wigwagging
they are wigwagging
Present perfect
I have wigwagged
you have wigwagged
he/she/it has wigwagged
we have wigwagged
you have wigwagged
they have wigwagged
Present perfect continuous
I have been wigwagging
you have been wigwagging
he/she/it has been wigwagging
we have been wigwagging
you have been wigwagging
they have been wigwagging
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 wigwagged
you wigwagged
he/she/it wigwagged
we wigwagged
you wigwagged
they wigwagged
Past continuous
I was wigwagging
you were wigwagging
he/she/it was wigwagging
we were wigwagging
you were wigwagging
they were wigwagging
Past perfect
I had wigwagged
you had wigwagged
he/she/it had wigwagged
we had wigwagged
you had wigwagged
they had wigwagged
Past perfect continuous
I had been wigwagging
you had been wigwagging
he/she/it had been wigwagging
we had been wigwagging
you had been wigwagging
they had been wigwagging
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will wigwag
you will wigwag
he/she/it will wigwag
we will wigwag
you will wigwag
they will wigwag
Future continuous
I will be wigwagging
you will be wigwagging
he/she/it will be wigwagging
we will be wigwagging
you will be wigwagging
they will be wigwagging
Future perfect
I will have wigwagged
you will have wigwagged
he/she/it will have wigwagged
we will have wigwagged
you will have wigwagged
they will have wigwagged
Future perfect continuous
I will have been wigwagging
you will have been wigwagging
he/she/it will have been wigwagging
we will have been wigwagging
you will have been wigwagging
they will have been wigwagging
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would wigwagging
you would wigwagging
he/she/it would wigwagging
we would wigwagging
you would wigwagging
they would wigwagging
Conditional continuous
I would be wigwagging
you would be wigwagging
he/she/it would be wigwagging
we would be wigwagging
you would be wigwagging
they would be wigwagging
Conditional perfect
I would have wigwagging
you would have wigwagging
he/she/it would have wigwagging
we would have wigwagging
you would have wigwagging
they would have wigwagging
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been wigwagging
you would have been wigwagging
he/she/it would have been wigwagging
we would have been wigwagging
you would have been wigwagging
they would have been wigwagging
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you wigwag
we let´s wigwag
you wigwag
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
wigwagged
Present Participle
wigwagging
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 «WIGWAGGING»
Discover the use of
wigwagging in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
wigwagging and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
As you swing the flag in "dots" and "dashes," make a figure-eight with the tip of
the staff. WIGWAGGING By WILLIAM HILLCOURT Make clear break between
letters by holding flag for a moment in an upright position. After each word, bring
flag ...
2
Scientific American Boy
Wigwagging at Night. At night we used a torch in place of a flag. The torch
consisted of a roll of dried birch bark tied with wire to the end of a staff. It was
found necessary to place another torch on the ground directly in front of the
signaler so as ...
WIGWAGGING. By. Lew. Fonseca. (Promotional Director, American League) '"pO
GET the most enjoyment out of a baseball game, you should know something of
the subtleties and stratagems of baseball. It is one thing to watch a play, and ...
Signaling by two-arm semaphore in the Navy is very similar to hand-flag
wigwagging. The ordinary machine or stationary semaphore is also authorized
for general use by the Army at the present time. With the machine a third arm or
indicator ...
The Making of a Tenderfoot The Second of Three Great Scouting Stories By
JOHN FLEMING WILSON Illustrated by James Daugherty BOYS' LIFE. they're
signaling,' tad replied curtly. ' it's kid olsen wigwagging. HB AWOKE TO FIND
TAD ...
Practice wigwagging indoors; then use it outdoors. There's no "quick-trick" to
learning the Morse code — it's simply a matter of settling down to learning it in the
most effective manner. The best and quickest way has proved to be by sound.
Wigwagging. Is. Now. Done. by. Machine. A dash is indicated by swinging the
disk | to the left of operator FLOAT POD POCKEC PIPE SUPPLY PIPE TO
CISTERN' Fig. 1. Feeding-time at what was the largest pigeon ranch; the 100,000
birds ...
Squad of Apprentice Seamen Receiving Instruction in the Code for Signaling with
Flags, or Wigwagging How the Recruit is Taught the Correct Marching Step The
Picture at the Right Shows the Kind of Flag Used in Wigwagging The ...
Wigwagging in 1919 helped the gitls bettet undetstand the tigots of Wotld Wat I.
Select students patticipated fot a full semestet in a mock atmy base named Camp
Steevet, complete with olive dtab middies. Camps wete set up neat the tose ...
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The California Ground Squirrel: A Record of Observations ...
There was a brief (five to fifteen seconds) wigwagging of the tails observed at
three spots about 10 feet from one another within fifteen minutes. Five or six
persistent attempts to mount were made in an hour. Eleven squirrels were out at
6:05 ...
Jean Myron Linsdale, 1946
5 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «WIGWAGGING»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
wigwagging is used in the context of the following news items.
National safety activist wants drivers to focus just on road
A. When that pilot car [height-detection pole] hit the bridge, and the antenna is wigwagging, how much situational awareness is there on behalf of that driver, ... «The Seattle Times, Apr 15»
The Phony Sign Language Interpreter Meets his Match
Nonetheless, Thamsanqa Jantjie, the wigwagging deaf interpreter standing just three feet from Barack Obama, maintains that his sign-language interpretation of ... «American Thinker, Dec 13»
Paul Taylor: A Difficult Lottery of Riches
Khobdeh's enactment of hauteur followed by flailing, abject terror is spot-on, and Kleinendorst's wigwagging arms as he casts his spell are as frightening as his ... «San Francisco Classical Voice, May 13»
The Widow's Mite, or Queen of the Rancho
... and the lighthouse keeper wigwagging that his daughter Nellie has the measles, and bugs getting into the fruit trees; and when, in addition to all this, the State ... «Vanity Fair, Feb 11»
The man behind Hitler speaks
... hollow-cheeked, sad-eyed head – a bloodhound's eyes - one is immediately struck, first by the femininity of his upraised, wigwagging (nay, fluttering) left hand, ... «The Villager, Aug 05»
