CONJUGACIÓN EN INGLÉS DEL VERBO REDEMAND
PRESENT
Present
I redemand
you redemand
he/she/it redemands
we redemand
you redemand
they redemand
Present continuous
I am redemanding
you are redemanding
he/she/it is redemanding
we are redemanding
you are redemanding
they are redemanding
Present perfect
I have redemanded
you have redemanded
he/she/it has redemanded
we have redemanded
you have redemanded
they have redemanded
Present perfect continuous
I have been redemanding
you have been redemanding
he/she/it has been redemanding
we have been redemanding
you have been redemanding
they have been redemanding
PAST
Past
I redemanded
you redemanded
he/she/it redemanded
we redemanded
you redemanded
they redemanded
Past continuous
I was redemanding
you were redemanding
he/she/it was redemanding
we were redemanding
you were redemanding
they were redemanding
Past perfect
I had redemanded
you had redemanded
he/she/it had redemanded
we had redemanded
you had redemanded
they had redemanded
Past perfect continuous
I had been redemanding
you had been redemanding
he/she/it had been redemanding
we had been redemanding
you had been redemanding
they had been redemanding
FUTURE
Future
I will redemand
you will redemand
he/she/it will redemand
we will redemand
you will redemand
they will redemand
Future continuous
I will be redemanding
you will be redemanding
he/she/it will be redemanding
we will be redemanding
you will be redemanding
they will be redemanding
Future perfect
I will have redemanded
you will have redemanded
he/she/it will have redemanded
we will have redemanded
you will have redemanded
they will have redemanded
Future perfect continuous
I will have been redemanding
you will have been redemanding
he/she/it will have been redemanding
we will have been redemanding
you will have been redemanding
they will have been redemanding
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would redemand
you would redemand
he/she/it would redemand
we would redemand
you would redemand
they would redemand
Conditional continuous
I would be redemanding
you would be redemanding
he/she/it would be redemanding
we would be redemanding
you would be redemanding
they would be redemanding
Conditional perfect
I would have redemand
you would have redemand
he/she/it would have redemand
we would have redemand
you would have redemand
they would have redemand
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been redemanding
you would have been redemanding
he/she/it would have been redemanding
we would have been redemanding
you would have been redemanding
they would have been redemanding
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you redemand
we let´s redemand
you redemand
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
redemanded
Present Participle
redemanding
10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «REDEMAND»
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redemand en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
redemand y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.
1
The Frederician code: or, A body of law for the dominions of ...
By the father, when it was provided out of his fortune, or when another gave it in
the father's name ; and in these cases the father may redemand it, either jn his
own name, or in name of his daughter, or in name of both, even though he had
not ...
Prussia (Kingdom), Jean-Henri-Samuel Formey, Alexandre-Auguste de Campagne, 1761
2
Works, both Moral and Natural
When therefore I em ploy a benefit vpon a good man, I sogiucit,as if I would ncuer
redemand the fame, except neceffitie inforce Chap. XXI. Vc the law (faith he) not
permitting to demand, forbiddeth to claime. There are many things, which ...
Lucius Annaeus Seneca (Philosophus), Thomas Lodge, 1620
3
The Workes of Lvcius Annaevs Seneca: Both Morral and ...
In briese, the neceffitieof'receiuing a good turne , shall ouer-come the sha meos
claiming it, when thereFore I employ a benefit vpon a good man, I so glue it as if' I
would neuer redemand the same , exeept neceffitie insorce me: but the law ...
Lucius Annaeus Seneca, Justus Lipsius, Thomas Lodge, 1614
4
The Rights of War and Peace, in Three Books: Wherein are ...
... Law gives to the Sentence of the Judge, the natural Obligation of the Debtor,
discharged without Reason, is entirely extinguished, so that he may in
Conscience dispense with paying his Debt, or redemand what he has paid thro'
Ignorance.
Hugo Grotius, Jean Barbeyrac, 1738
5
The New And Complete Dictionary Of The English Language: In ...
Redems/nâ (v. t. from re, and demand) To demand back. Redemand'ed {p. from
redemand) Demanded back. Redemand'ing {p. a. from redemand) Demanding
back. Rwe'mir (s. an oldfpél'.ing) The Redeemer. Cbaucer. Redcini'se (v. t. a íatu
...
6
The Roman antiquities of Dionysius Halicarnassensis
For, not to covet the possesiions of others, but to " redemand one's own, and, not
obtaining it, to declare war, " will, by all men, be allowed an honourable
proceeding. " What resolution, then, do you think the Romans will " take, if you
pursue my ...
Dionysius (of Halicarnassus.), Polybius, 1758
For, not to covet the possessions of others, but to ** redemand one's own, and,
not obtaining it, to declare war, will, by all men, be allowed an honourable
proceedings What resolution, then, do you think the Romans will " take, if you
pursue my ...
Dionysius (Halicarnassensis), 1758
8
IEEE/AIAA Digital Avionics Systems Conference
The usage count mechanism assumes that the number of demands to be made
for an edge value is determined by the program, whereas recovery by redemand
will allow extra demands for the edge value, resulting in premature discard.
9
The life of Baron Friedric Trenck: containing his ...
I did not redemand my Sclavo- nian estates — I only petitioned. I entreated — I
petitioned for an arbitrator ; I humbly solicited justice concerning incontrovertible
rights, but nothing I obtained, not so much as an answer to this and a hundred ...
Friedrich Trenck (Freiherr von der), 1849
10
Calendar of state papers: foreign series, of the reign of ...
14. intended to proceed as they had done before at Cercamp, viz., Conference at
to redemand Calais, without which, it could not stand with atean Cambresis. her
honour to agree to any peace ; and then to demand what other things they had ...
Great Britain. Public Record Office, 1863
