CONJUGACIÓN EN INGLÉS DEL VERBO ASSOIL
PRESENT
Present
I assoil
you assoil
he/she/it assoils
we assoil
you assoil
they assoil
Present continuous
I am assoiling
you are assoiling
he/she/it is assoiling
we are assoiling
you are assoiling
they are assoiling
Present perfect
I have assoiled
you have assoiled
he/she/it has assoiled
we have assoiled
you have assoiled
they have assoiled
Present perfect continuous
I have been assoiling
you have been assoiling
he/she/it has been assoiling
we have been assoiling
you have been assoiling
they have been assoiling
PAST
Past
I assoiled
you assoiled
he/she/it assoiled
we assoiled
you assoiled
they assoiled
Past continuous
I was assoiling
you were assoiling
he/she/it was assoiling
we were assoiling
you were assoiling
they were assoiling
Past perfect
I had assoiled
you had assoiled
he/she/it had assoiled
we had assoiled
you had assoiled
they had assoiled
Past perfect continuous
I had been assoiling
you had been assoiling
he/she/it had been assoiling
we had been assoiling
you had been assoiling
they had been assoiling
FUTURE
Future
I will assoil
you will assoil
he/she/it will assoil
we will assoil
you will assoil
they will assoil
Future continuous
I will be assoiling
you will be assoiling
he/she/it will be assoiling
we will be assoiling
you will be assoiling
they will be assoiling
Future perfect
I will have assoiled
you will have assoiled
he/she/it will have assoiled
we will have assoiled
you will have assoiled
they will have assoiled
Future perfect continuous
I will have been assoiling
you will have been assoiling
he/she/it will have been assoiling
we will have been assoiling
you will have been assoiling
they will have been assoiling
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would assoil
you would assoil
he/she/it would assoil
we would assoil
you would assoil
they would assoil
Conditional continuous
I would be assoiling
you would be assoiling
he/she/it would be assoiling
we would be assoiling
you would be assoiling
they would be assoiling
Conditional perfect
I would have assoil
you would have assoil
he/she/it would have assoil
we would have assoil
you would have assoil
they would have assoil
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been assoiling
you would have been assoiling
he/she/it would have been assoiling
we would have been assoiling
you would have been assoiling
they would have been assoiling
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you assoil
we let´s assoil
you assoil
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Present Participle
assoiling
10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «ASSOIL»
Descubre el uso de
assoil en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
assoil y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.
1
Chambers's Twentieth Century Dictionary (part 1 of 4: A-D)
Association(of Ideas),appliedtolaws of mental combination which facilitate
recollection: similarity:contiguity, repetition.[L. associātum, associāre—ad,
tosocius, a companion.] Assoil,assoil′,v.t. toloosen from:toabsolve or acquit:
tosolve: (Spens.) ...
2
The Works of John Jewel
'For, if an y su ch $337713'? that great benefit consist '8 in pronouncing or
denouncing of the gospel, then why igtflesmfz might not every layman, yea,
women, yea, young boys and girls, assoil sinners? “Selim Yea, why might not
every man ...
John Jewel, John Ayre, 1848
3
The Parker Society for the publication of the works of the ...
The priest, which is the minister of absolution, according to the authority given to
him by Christ, in his own person assoileth the penitent, saying : *I assoil thee, in
the name of the Father, 4rc. * The preacher, in that he preacheth only, doth not ...
Parker Society (Great Britain), 1848
4
British Reformers: Writings of John Wickliff. Writings and ...
And I said to him, Sir, it is all one to assoil men of their sins, and to forgive men
their sins. Wherefore, since it pertains only to God to forgive sin, it suffices in this
cause to counsel men and women to leave their sin, and to comfort them that
busy ...
5
Margaret Paston's Piety
But even the ritual phrasing of “god assoil” was doled out within boundaries of
sympathy and not so much beyond ... any sort of blessing; no “god assoil” to
soften their message.28 Closer to home we have a letter from Thomas Playter to
John I, ...
6
A New Abridgment of the Law
And he \ said, by these Books it appears, that, if the Bishop refused to assoil him,
an Action on the Case would lie against him; but now a-Days, a Prohibition was
thought the better Way; and he said, this Presentment being only for teaching ...
Matthew Bacon, Joseph Sayer, Owen Ruffhead, 1778
7
A Collection of the Reports of Cases, the Statutes, and ...
In all cases where a man is excommunicated by the bishop against our law, he
shall have a writ out of the chancery directed to the bishop, commanding him to
assoil him ; and with this agrees 7 Edw. 4. 14. 2. When a man is excommunicated
...
Francis King Eagle, Edward Younge, 1826
8
John Locke: Vindications of the Reasonableness of Christianity
'Tis his privilege to plead he did not mean as his words import, and without any
more ado he is assoil'd;2 and he is the same Unmasker he was before. But let us
hear him out on the Argument he was upon, for his repetitions on it are not yet ...
John Locke, Victor Nuovo, 2012
9
The Reports of Sir Edward Coke, Knt. [1572-1617]: In ...
for then he ought * parere mandatis ecclesice in forma juris, id C' *77 ~\ est,
ecclesiastici, where in truth it is, excommunicato contra jus et formam juris, id est,
communis juris : but if he shew his cause to the Bishop, and request him to assoil
...
Sir Edward Coke, J. H. Thomas, John Farquhar Fraser, 2002
10
Shakespeare's Sonnets and the Court of Navarre
Clearly the displaced word is French 'assoil' which the NED says means (
appropriately) 'solution' or 'explanation'. Hence the line should read: Th' assoil is
this, that thou dost common grow. This gives a double pun: (1) assoil =
explanation; ...
