CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO YEALM
PRESENT
Present
I yealm
you yealm
he/she/it yealms
we yealm
you yealm
they yealm
Present continuous
I am yealming
you are yealming
he/she/it is yealming
we are yealming
you are yealming
they are yealming
Present perfect
I have yealmed
you have yealmed
he/she/it has yealmed
we have yealmed
you have yealmed
they have yealmed
Present perfect continuous
I have been yealming
you have been yealming
he/she/it has been yealming
we have been yealming
you have been yealming
they have been yealming
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 yealmed
you yealmed
he/she/it yealmed
we yealmed
you yealmed
they yealmed
Past continuous
I was yealming
you were yealming
he/she/it was yealming
we were yealming
you were yealming
they were yealming
Past perfect
I had yealmed
you had yealmed
he/she/it had yealmed
we had yealmed
you had yealmed
they had yealmed
Past perfect continuous
I had been yealming
you had been yealming
he/she/it had been yealming
we had been yealming
you had been yealming
they had been yealming
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will yealm
you will yealm
he/she/it will yealm
we will yealm
you will yealm
they will yealm
Future continuous
I will be yealming
you will be yealming
he/she/it will be yealming
we will be yealming
you will be yealming
they will be yealming
Future perfect
I will have yealmed
you will have yealmed
he/she/it will have yealmed
we will have yealmed
you will have yealmed
they will have yealmed
Future perfect continuous
I will have been yealming
you will have been yealming
he/she/it will have been yealming
we will have been yealming
you will have been yealming
they will have been yealming
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would yealm
you would yealm
he/she/it would yealm
we would yealm
you would yealm
they would yealm
Conditional continuous
I would be yealming
you would be yealming
he/she/it would be yealming
we would be yealming
you would be yealming
they would be yealming
Conditional perfect
I would have yealm
you would have yealm
he/she/it would have yealm
we would have yealm
you would have yealm
they would have yealm
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been yealming
you would have been yealming
he/she/it would have been yealming
we would have been yealming
you would have been yealming
they would have been yealming
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you yealm
we let´s yealm
you yealm
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Present Participle
yealming
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 «YEALM»
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yealm in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
yealm and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
South West Sea Kayaking: Isle of Wight to the Severn Estuary
The name Yealm is Celtic for 'kind'. The Yealm is the most impressive of the
estuaries, being steepest-sided and narrow. The public quay in Bridgend (555
481) is a convenient access point to the 'Newton Arm' of the Yealm, which
completely ...
2
Sailing Directions for the English Channel: South coast of ...
Between the Mewstone and Yealm Head is a bight named Wembury Bay, which
receives the waters of the Yealm River in its northeast corner. The outer or south
point of Yealm Head is low at its extremity, and may be known by having the ...
United States. Hydrographic Office, 1872
Between the Mewstone and Yealm Head is a bight named Wembury Bay, which
receives the waters of the Yealm River in its northeast corner. The outer or south
point of Yealm Head is low at its extremity, and may be known by having the ...
United States. Hydrographic Office, 1872
4
Nettleton's Guide to Plymouth ... and to the neighbouring ...
()n the peninsular tract between the mouth of the Plym and the estuary of the
Yealm, and south of the new line of road from the Lary Bridge to Totnes, are
Langdon Hall, the seat of C. Calmady, Esq.; Wembury House, belonging to Sir E.
George WIGHTWICK (Architect.), 1836
5
London and Edinburgh Philosophical Magazine and Journal of ...
The floor of this cavern rises but little above the present level of the river, and
consists of gravel and pebbles corresponding with those in the bed of the Yealm.
It has been ascertained that it does not contain bones, and Capt. Mudge
therefore ...
6
The London and Edinburgh Philosophical Magazine and Journal ...
The pebbles found in the same bed with the bones are apparently derived from
the confines of Dartmoor, and differ from those contained in the bed of the Yealm.
In one part, where the roof is a little lower than usual, the limestone is beautifully
...
David Brewster, Richard Phillips, Richard Taylor, 1836
7
The London and Edinburgh Philosophical Magazine and Journal ...
The pebbles found in the same bed with the bones are apparently derived from
the confines of Dartmoor, and differ from those contained in the bed of the Yealm.
In one part, where the roof is a little lower than usual, the limestone is beautifully
...
The pebbles found in the same bed with the bones are apparently derived from
the confines of Dartmoor, and differ from those contained in the bed of the Yealm.
In one part, where the roof is a little lower than usual, the limestone is beautifully
...
9
Nettleton's guide to Plymouth, Stonehouse, Devonport, and to ...
KITLEY, THE YEALM, On the peninsular tract between the mouth of the I'lym and
the estuary of the Yealm, and south of the new line of road from the Lary Bridge to
Totnes, are Langdon Hall, the seat of C. Calmady, Esq. ; Wembury House, ...
10
Proceedings of the Geological Society of London
The pebbles found in the same bed with the bones are apparently derived from
the confines of Dartmoor, and differ from those contained in the bed of the Yealm.
In one part, where the roof is a little lower than usual, the limestone is beautifully
...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «YEALM»
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yealm is used in the context of the following news items.
Transmanche. Succès de la 25e Yealm
La 25e édition de la Yealm à laquelle participaient 30 bateaux a été, cette année encore, une belle réussite. L'occasion pour les marins français et anglais au ... «Le Télégramme, Jul 15»
Young Chard sailor takes podium place in RNLI race
The Yealm Yacht Club provided the competitors with tea and cake before the competitors turned around and sailed another eight miles back to Mount Batten. «Somerset County Gazette, Jun 15»
Plymouth warship commander sails HMS Bangor into his home city …
Although originally hailing from Leeds, 37-year-old Michael has lived on the banks of the River Yealm for the past five years with his wife Hannah, whose family ... «Plymouth Herald, Oct 14»
Former commando chips in for injured service members
During the occasion the trailer was appropriately christened with a tot of Navy Rum and named “Yam Yam” by Steve Smith, Commodore of the Yealm Yacht Club ... «Plymouth Herald, Sep 14»
Chris Dawson's plan to knock three 16th century Plymouth cottages …
Plymouth billionaire Chris Dawson has bought three 16th century houses on the banks of the River Yealm and plans to knock them together to create a new ... «Plymouth Herald, May 14»
PRINCESS ANNE VISIT: The Princess Royal opens new park on …
Judi, who is based at Crown Yealm House in South Molton, has worked in the voluntary and public sectors for 30 years helping communities to learn how to ... «North Devon Journal, May 14»
Boost to plan to safeguard 50 acres of ancient woodland near …
When that project was refused planning, we felt we must do something to protect this beautiful woodland beside the river Yealm from any further threats in the ... «Plymouth Herald, Mar 14»
Community projects combines a traditional approach with a modern …
Produce is collected at Calstock and other quays along the river to Plymouth, by the traditional Yealm crabber Shamrock – as would have happened in the valley ... «Western Morning News, Mar 14»
Health campaigners taste victory in NHS data war
Dr Fleur Fisher of the Yealm Medical Centre Patients' Group and an opponent of the project, said she was delighted. “The first battle has been won but we still ... «Plymouth Herald, Feb 14»
RNLI beach lifeguards have busiest year
One such incident was a dismasted yacht at the mouth of the River Yealm to which the Plymouth all-weather lifeboat volunteers responded. Andy Hurley, RNLI ... «BBC News, Jan 14»
