CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO WORK-HARDEN
PRESENT
Present
I work-harden
you work-harden
he/she/it work-hardens
we work-harden
you work-harden
they work-harden
Present continuous
I am work-hardening
you are work-hardening
he/she/it is work-hardening
we are work-hardening
you are work-hardening
they are work-hardening
Present perfect
I have work-hardened
you have work-hardened
he/she/it has work-hardened
we have work-hardened
you have work-hardened
they have work-hardened
Present perfect continuous
I have been work-hardening
you have been work-hardening
he/she/it has been work-hardening
we have been work-hardening
you have been work-hardening
they have been work-hardening
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 work-hardened
you work-hardened
he/she/it work-hardened
we work-hardened
you work-hardened
they work-hardened
Past continuous
I was work-hardening
you were work-hardening
he/she/it was work-hardening
we were work-hardening
you were work-hardening
they were work-hardening
Past perfect
I had work-hardened
you had work-hardened
he/she/it had work-hardened
we had work-hardened
you had work-hardened
they had work-hardened
Past perfect continuous
I had been work-hardening
you had been work-hardening
he/she/it had been work-hardening
we had been work-hardening
you had been work-hardening
they had been work-hardening
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will work-harden
you will work-harden
he/she/it will work-harden
we will work-harden
you will work-harden
they will work-harden
Future continuous
I will be work-hardening
you will be work-hardening
he/she/it will be work-hardening
we will be work-hardening
you will be work-hardening
they will be work-hardening
Future perfect
I will have work-hardened
you will have work-hardened
he/she/it will have work-hardened
we will have work-hardened
you will have work-hardened
they will have work-hardened
Future perfect continuous
I will have been work-hardening
you will have been work-hardening
he/she/it will have been work-hardening
we will have been work-hardening
you will have been work-hardening
they will have been work-hardening
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would work-harden
you would work-harden
he/she/it would work-harden
we would work-harden
you would work-harden
they would work-harden
Conditional continuous
I would be work-hardening
you would be work-hardening
he/she/it would be work-hardening
we would be work-hardening
you would be work-hardening
they would be work-hardening
Conditional perfect
I would have work-harden
you would have work-harden
he/she/it would have work-harden
we would have work-harden
you would have work-harden
they would have work-harden
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been work-hardening
you would have been work-hardening
he/she/it would have been work-hardening
we would have been work-hardening
you would have been work-hardening
they would have been work-hardening
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you work-harden
we let´s work-harden
you work-harden
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Infinitive
to work-harden
Past participle
work-hardened
Present Participle
work-hardening
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 «WORK-HARDEN»
Discover the use of
work-harden in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
work-harden and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Materials Science for Dentistry
All three types of stainless steel work harden. Ferritic stainless does so the least
but becomes rapidly unworkable. Austenitic types, however, work harden most
rapidly but remain workable even when much harder than a ferritic stainless
could ...
2
Rheology and Soil Mechanics / Rhéologie et Mécanique des Sols
During the portion PR the sample behaves virtually elastically but it begins to
yield at R and continues to yield and work harden until it reaches the peak
deviator stress, as well as the critical state, at X3. If the sample was allowed to
dilate ...
Julien Kravtchenko, Pierre Marcel Sirieys, 1966
3
Proceedings of the Conference on In Situ Composites, ...
The failure of the composite in the plateau region of the stress-strain curve is
premature in this case and may be explained by an inadequate work- hardening
of the matrix. If the matrix is able to work-harden sufficiently to carry the load in
the ...
4
Jewelry and Beading Designs For Dummies
Even as you work with the wire, it Work harden describes the method for
hardening metals. This can be done a few different hardens a little bit, because
the more it bends the harder it becomes. One of the easiest methods to work
harden wire ...
Heather H. Dismore, Tammy Powley, 2011
5
Metallic Materials: Physical, Mechanical, and Corrosion ...
Annealed austenitic grades are typified as having low yield strengths, high
tensile strengths, and high elongation. Some of these alloys work harden to a
high degree during cold work, which further increases their strength properties.
Philip A. Schweitzer, P.E., 2003
6
Exquisite Beaded Jewelry: Use Basic Techniques to Create ...
Also, hardening the wire will strengthen a clasp Hammering a hook clasp to work
-harden it. or a curve in an earring finding. When work-hardening wire, be sure to
flip the wire piece so you strike both sides of the piece. If you don't flip the piece ...
7
HVAC and Chemical Resistance Handbook for the Engineer and ...
Ferritics exhibit the greatest degree of corrosion resistance in this grouping but
work harden quite readily and are usually limited to decorative applications such
as interior architectural trim, kitchen trim or utensils, fasteners, etc. Austenitics ...
8
Earrings VISUAL Project Guide: Step-by-step instructions for ...
HAMMER WIRE You can use a hammer to work-harden, flatten, and texturize
straight, bent, or shaped wire. To work-harden wire without significantly changing
its shape or texture, tap lightly and repeatedly on the wire with a rawhide hammer
...
Chris Franchetti Michaels, 2012
9
Collision Repair and Refinishing: A Foundation Course for ...
After a few bends, it will become so brittle, due to work harden— ing, that the coat
hanger will break. Some believe that the speed at which it is bent causes it to
break, but even if the hanger is bent and straightened, then re— bent at 5-minute
...
Alfred Thomas, Michael Jund, 2013
10
The Science and Practice of Welding:
They work-harden and have resistance to high- temperature wear and corrosive
conditions. (5) Air-hardening martensitic steels. These have a high hardness
value due to their martensitic structure and there is a variety of electrodes
available ...
4 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «WORK-HARDEN»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
work-harden is used in the context of the following news items.
Wire EDM for Jet Engine “Fir Trees”
Broaching shears material and, in the process, can work-harden part surfaces, especially on today's advanced aerospace materials. As the broaching tool ... «Modern Machine Shop, Feb 15»
The Anatomy of an End Mill for Titanium
For example, the correct cutting edge for titanium is important because this material tends to work-harden, he says. Titanium quickly loses what low malleability it ... «Modern Machine Shop, Nov 14»
All God's titanium, for those spry enough to spring it
Titanium and its useful alloys tend to work-harden immediately, much like stainless steel. That can become a problem if, for example, you have to drill a deep ... «ExtremeTech, Oct 13»
Inspection of Aircraft Landing Gear Components by Barkhausen …
Shot peening is a cold-working process in which a metal part is bombarded by tiny balls of steel shots to work-harden the metal and to increase its fatigue ... «NDT.net, Jun 06»
