CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO WINTERFEED
PRESENT
Present
I winterfeed
you winterfeed
he/she/it winterfeeds
we winterfeed
you winterfeed
they winterfeed
Present continuous
I am winterfeeding
you are winterfeeding
he/she/it is winterfeeding
we are winterfeeding
you are winterfeeding
they are winterfeeding
Present perfect
I have winterfed
you have winterfed
he/she/it has winterfed
we have winterfed
you have winterfed
they have winterfed
Present perfect continuous
I have been winterfeeding
you have been winterfeeding
he/she/it has been winterfeeding
we have been winterfeeding
you have been winterfeeding
they have been winterfeeding
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 winterfed
you winterfed
he/she/it winterfed
we winterfed
you winterfed
they winterfed
Past continuous
I was winterfeeding
you were winterfeeding
he/she/it was winterfeeding
we were winterfeeding
you were winterfeeding
they were winterfeeding
Past perfect
I had winterfed
you had winterfed
he/she/it had winterfed
we had winterfed
you had winterfed
they had winterfed
Past perfect continuous
I had been winterfeeding
you had been winterfeeding
he/she/it had been winterfeeding
we had been winterfeeding
you had been winterfeeding
they had been winterfeeding
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will winterfeed
you will winterfeed
he/she/it will winterfeed
we will winterfeed
you will winterfeed
they will winterfeed
Future continuous
I will be winterfeeding
you will be winterfeeding
he/she/it will be winterfeeding
we will be winterfeeding
you will be winterfeeding
they will be winterfeeding
Future perfect
I will have winterfed
you will have winterfed
he/she/it will have winterfed
we will have winterfed
you will have winterfed
they will have winterfed
Future perfect continuous
I will have been winterfeeding
you will have been winterfeeding
he/she/it will have been winterfeeding
we will have been winterfeeding
you will have been winterfeeding
they will have been winterfeeding
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would winterfeed
you would winterfeed
he/she/it would winterfeed
we would winterfeed
you would winterfeed
they would winterfeed
Conditional continuous
I would be winterfeeding
you would be winterfeeding
he/she/it would be winterfeeding
we would be winterfeeding
you would be winterfeeding
they would be winterfeeding
Conditional perfect
I would have winterfeed
you would have winterfeed
he/she/it would have winterfeed
we would have winterfeed
you would have winterfeed
they would have winterfeed
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been winterfeeding
you would have been winterfeeding
he/she/it would have been winterfeeding
we would have been winterfeeding
you would have been winterfeeding
they would have been winterfeeding
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you winterfeed
we let´s winterfeed
you winterfeed
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
winterfed
Present Participle
winterfeeding
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 «WINTERFEED»
Discover the use of
winterfeed in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
winterfeed and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
They studied the economic returns in three farm-systems: A. Sufficient home-
produced winterfeed i.e. 9 kg DM per cow per stable day, B. An increase in
stocking rate over A and consequently only 7 kg DM home-produced winterfeed
available ...
2
Annual Report of the Secretary of the Massachusetts State ...
It requires no great wisdom to prove that wool will grow spontaneously, as it were
, in Texas, where no winterfeed and housing are required, cheaper than it can be
grown in New England, or even in the Middle States. It NEW ENGLAND ...
Massachusetts. State Board of Agriculture, 1873
Wehad 500 acres of farm landbut had to mortgagemilk cows to pay the
winterfeed bills. Inthesummer Iworked at the millten hours a day,six days a week,
and drew six dollars. LaterI worked atMr. George's Ice Plantand earned $3.50 a
day.
4
Introduction to Wildlife Conservation in Farming
Withalargehectarage of grassland andstockto feedall yearround,making
silagefortheir own useisessential in order toreduce winterfeed costs. Down
Farmgetsin one, twoorthree cutsayear depending onconditions andthe years'
rotational ...
Stephen Burchett, Sarah Burchett, 2011
5
Annual report of the Secretary of the Massachusetts Board of ...
It requires no great wisdom to prove that wool will grow spontaneously, as it were
, in Texas, where no winterfeed and housing are required, cheaper than it can be
grown in New England, or even in the Middle States. It NEIV ENGLAND ...
Massachusetts Board of Agriculture, 1873
6
Walks and Climbs in the Picos de Europa
Camping is easy, though must not be done within the walled fields, where hay is
grown for winterfeed. It would be better not to drink water from the Rio Duje. The
grey deposit on the river bed is sediment from the mining operations in Aliva.
The mild, warn; weather has occalioned a rapid growth ofafter-grafs, clover, and
turnips ; fo that there is no apprehenfion of want of winterfeed for cattle.—The
Welch corn-markets look downwards. "" ' Fairs. ' At Carlille fair, there wasa
tolerably ...
Nowand again I passed those gauntand lonely towersinwhich the ancients
storedthe winterfeed for their stock. Those that have endured were ofconcrete
and some showedbut little theravages oftime, other thanthe dense vines that
often ...
Edgar Rice Burroughs, 2011
9
Prospects for Pastoralism in Kazakstan and Turkmenistan: ...
Insome cases animalnumbers droppeddueto starvation. Livestock sovkhozes
were essentially in aseminomadic system totally reliant on winterfeed,often
produced elsewhere,whichwaspaid forby the state.Withtheendof state
subsidieson feed, ...
Dr Carol Kerven, Carol Kerven, 2005
10
Encyclopedia of Dairy Sciences 2nd Edition, Four-Volume set
It is not known whether these potential problems haveas yet arisen inthe
presentschemeor what solutions might be envisaged to resolve them, apart
fromthe efforts to grow additional winterfeed. Figure 2 Milk collection (Nong Ri
farm, Sichuan ...
