CONJUGACIÓN EN INGLÉS DEL VERBO OUTSPANNED
PRESENT
Present
I outspan
you outspan
he/she/it outspans
we outspan
you outspan
they outspan
Present continuous
I am outspanning
you are outspanning
he/she/it is outspanning
we are outspanning
you are outspanning
they are outspanning
Present perfect
I have outspanned
you have outspanned
he/she/it has outspanned
we have outspanned
you have outspanned
they have outspanned
Present perfect continuous
I have been outspanning
you have been outspanning
he/she/it has been outspanning
we have been outspanning
you have been outspanning
they have been outspanning
PAST
Past
I outspanned
you outspanned
he/she/it outspanned
we outspanned
you outspanned
they outspanned
Past continuous
I was outspanning
you were outspanning
he/she/it was outspanning
we were outspanning
you were outspanning
they were outspanning
Past perfect
I had outspanned
you had outspanned
he/she/it had outspanned
we had outspanned
you had outspanned
they had outspanned
Past perfect continuous
I had been outspanning
you had been outspanning
he/she/it had been outspanning
we had been outspanning
you had been outspanning
they had been outspanning
FUTURE
Future
I will outspan
you will outspan
he/she/it will outspan
we will outspan
you will outspan
they will outspan
Future continuous
I will be outspanning
you will be outspanning
he/she/it will be outspanning
we will be outspanning
you will be outspanning
they will be outspanning
Future perfect
I will have outspanned
you will have outspanned
he/she/it will have outspanned
we will have outspanned
you will have outspanned
they will have outspanned
Future perfect continuous
I will have been outspanning
you will have been outspanning
he/she/it will have been outspanning
we will have been outspanning
you will have been outspanning
they will have been outspanning
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would outspanned
you would outspanned
he/she/it would outspanned
we would outspanned
you would outspanned
they would outspanned
Conditional continuous
I would be outspanning
you would be outspanning
he/she/it would be outspanning
we would be outspanning
you would be outspanning
they would be outspanning
Conditional perfect
I would have outspanned
you would have outspanned
he/she/it would have outspanned
we would have outspanned
you would have outspanned
they would have outspanned
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been outspanning
you would have been outspanning
he/she/it would have been outspanning
we would have been outspanning
you would have been outspanning
they would have been outspanning
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you outspan
we let´s outspan
you outspan
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
outspanned
Present Participle
outspanning
10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «OUTSPANNED»
Descubre el uso de
outspanned en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
outspanned y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.
1
The Commissions of W.C. Palgrave: Special Emissary to South ...
July 4th Tuesday Inspanned and started at 7.10 a.m., and trekked till 8.20 a.m.
when we outspanned where the Otjimbingue and Bokberg roads separate. Water
in pits. Found trader named Todd outspanned here. Two Namaquas met us here,
...
2
Andrew Smith and Natal: Documents Relating to the Early ...
Outspanned at the side of the river. 31. Dr. Schmidt and Mr. Edie, who had stayed
behind on the 24th, caught us up again. June 1. Through the Baschi. Country
extremely dry. 2. In the evening to the boundary of the Tambukics' [country]. 3-4.
Percival Robson Kirby, 1955
3
First Steps of the Zulu Mission (October 1859)
In the evening the oxen went away, just after being outspanned. The leaders
started off and looked for them a long while, but did not find them. They came and
lay down, for we too had gone to rest. They rose very early in the morning, and ...
John William Colenso, 1860
4
An Expedition of Discovery Into the Interior of Africa, ...
We outspanned after eight hours' travel, and the sun at rising bore 150'' over the
plain on the 20th of December, thermometer 65°. We again inspanned, and after
six hours' rapid travelling, i. e., at the rate of four miles an hour with our waggon, ...
James-Edward Alexander, 1838
5
Extracts from the letters of James Backhouse: whilst engaged ...
In the afternoon we saw some vast herds of springboks in a valley leading to the
Salt River, by the side of which we outspanned at a late hour. A Scotchman
temporarily here, hearing we were wanting meat, procured a sheep for us from a
...
6
Matabeleland and the Victoria Falls: The Letters and ...
Next day the spruit which they had outspanned at on the 10th, near the thick
elephant bush they were making for, was reached, and here, a short way off the
waggon-track, under some remarkably picturesque kopjes, the landscape all
budding ...
Frank Oates, C. G. Oates, 2007
7
For the Queen and Country: The Zulu War Diary of Lieutenant ...
Outspanned at the top of the hill for breakfasts. Camped at the Mooi where we
arrived at 11.30. Bertie went on to P.M.Burg with Major Dartnell of the Police.
Thursday 7 August Trekked at 4am to Burrups where we outspanned for
breakfasts ...
8
An Expedition of Discovery Into the Interior of Africa: ...
We outspanned after eight hours' travel, and the sun at rising bore 150° over the
plain on the 20th of December, thermometer 65°. We again inspanned, and after
six hours' rapid travelling, i. e„ at the rate of four miles an hour with our waggon, ...
Sir James Edward Alexander, 1838
9
Travel and Adventure in South-East Africa:
Leaving the Kafirs tocut it up,I rodedown theriver towardsthedrift,where Iknew I
should findthe waggons outspanned. On my way I saw a great many more
waterbucks, besides koodoos and reedbucks. Atdusk Isaddled up my
ownandmyfriend's ...
10
BWANA MKUBWA - BIG GAME HUNTING AND TRADING IN CENTRAL ...
Several days later we came upon wheel marks which we followed, bring us to an
outspanned wagon and a team of oxen. The driver, a Dutchman, had been
outspanned during the hot hours of the day, and had cut down branches of trees
so ...
9 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «OUTSPANNED»
Conoce de qué se habla en los medios de comunicación nacionales e internacionales y cómo se emplea el término
outspanned en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
See St George's Hall through the eyes of Wirral photographer Mike …
“The legacy of Mike's work are rarely outspanned by anyone else. There is a steely eye for detail, but also a beautiful ability to tell a story in his ... «Wirral Globe, Jun 15»
Church to be restored
Different Trekker groups – those of Potgieter, Maritz, Retief and Uys – outspanned at Thaba Nchu. This is where the Trekkers started to arrange ... «News24, Jun 15»
Bloody battle in South Africa
If the advance guard does not seem to have taken sufficient care to inform itself of the security of the position in which it outspanned, the ... «Otago Daily Times, Oct 14»
The Civil War of 1861 to 1864 - Paul Kruger
I therefore outspanned again and suggested that Pretorius, Proes the State Attorney, and myself should elaborate a proposal. This met with ... «Politicsweb, Jul 14»
On my early days and private life - Paul Kruger
We outspanned, and I went, in the course of the day, on the veldt to shoot some game. I was mounted, and carried my old big four-pounder. «Politicsweb, Jun 14»
Mary Cheh wants to break up DC's transportation agency
Since then, NYC, SF and other cities have far outspanned us, our practice quality hasn't really improved and DDOT doesn't have "the habit" of ... «Greater Greater Washington, Abr 14»
Out of the Dust: Michele Magwood Reviews My Children Have …
Leeu-Gamka was once known as Bitter Water, because of the brackish water travellers found when they outspanned there. Now the Shell Ultra ... «Books LIVE, Jul 13»
All's well that ends in Val
They outspanned at the place we now call Val. The old lady from Villiers was so distraught that she mounted a horse and followed the ... «Times LIVE, Jun 12»
Going for Judeo-Chinese with my 103-year-old grandfather
At the home for the elderly where my grandfather has lived for the last six years, he has already outspanned a couple of generations of lunch ... «National Post, Sep 11»
