CONJUGACIÓN EN INGLÉS DEL VERBO UNSPAR
PRESENT
Present
I unspar
you unspar
he/she/it unspars
we unspar
you unspar
they unspar
Present continuous
I am unsparring
you are unsparring
he/she/it is unsparring
we are unsparring
you are unsparring
they are unsparring
Present perfect
I have unsparred
you have unsparred
he/she/it has unsparred
we have unsparred
you have unsparred
they have unsparred
Present perfect continuous
I have been unsparring
you have been unsparring
he/she/it has been unsparring
we have been unsparring
you have been unsparring
they have been unsparring
PAST
Past
I unsparred
you unsparred
he/she/it unsparred
we unsparred
you unsparred
they unsparred
Past continuous
I was unsparring
you were unsparring
he/she/it was unsparring
we were unsparring
you were unsparring
they were unsparring
Past perfect
I had unsparred
you had unsparred
he/she/it had unsparred
we had unsparred
you had unsparred
they had unsparred
Past perfect continuous
I had been unsparring
you had been unsparring
he/she/it had been unsparring
we had been unsparring
you had been unsparring
they had been unsparring
FUTURE
Future
I will unspar
you will unspar
he/she/it will unspar
we will unspar
you will unspar
they will unspar
Future continuous
I will be unsparring
you will be unsparring
he/she/it will be unsparring
we will be unsparring
you will be unsparring
they will be unsparring
Future perfect
I will have unsparred
you will have unsparred
he/she/it will have unsparred
we will have unsparred
you will have unsparred
they will have unsparred
Future perfect continuous
I will have been unsparring
you will have been unsparring
he/she/it will have been unsparring
we will have been unsparring
you will have been unsparring
they will have been unsparring
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would unspar
you would unspar
he/she/it would unspar
we would unspar
you would unspar
they would unspar
Conditional continuous
I would be unsparring
you would be unsparring
he/she/it would be unsparring
we would be unsparring
you would be unsparring
they would be unsparring
Conditional perfect
I would have unspar
you would have unspar
he/she/it would have unspar
we would have unspar
you would have unspar
they would have unspar
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been unsparring
you would have been unsparring
he/she/it would have been unsparring
we would have been unsparring
you would have been unsparring
they would have been unsparring
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you unspar
we let´s unspar
you unspar
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
unsparred
Present Participle
unsparring
10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «UNSPAR»
Descubre el uso de
unspar en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
unspar y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.
1
Chambers's Twentieth Century Dictionary (part 4 of 4: S-Z ...
adv.Unsound′ly.—n.Unsound′ness. Unsoundable, unsown′dabl, adj. that
cannot be sounded or fathomed. Unspar, unspär′, v.t. to take the spars or bars
from. Unsparing, unspār′ing, adj.not sparing, liberal, profuse: unmerciful.—adj.
2
Shakspeare and his times
... province, which, while it should adhere to the structure of the classical mo- cl,
might exhibit various and extensive views of human nature, and uniformly ave for
its object the correction of vice and folly through the medium of unspar- ip satire.
In the 7 course of his'defénce, he became extremely sharp upon the 'old farmer;
_refe'rred to- his notorious 'habits ; , and spoke, with, unspar'ing ' severity, 'of “the
venders _and _partakérs of 'rirdent'spirit. When the._prosecuting officer ...
4
Milton's Paradise lost: with the life of the author ; to ...
... and fowl, No homely morsels; and whatever thing 605 The scythe of Time
mows down, devour unspar'd ; Till I in Man residing through the race, His
thoughts, his looks, words, actions, all infect, And season him thy last and
sweetest prey.
John Milton, Samuel Johnson, John Evans, 1799
5
Society, Ethics, and Technology, Update Edition
The mechanical clock had to meet the unspar— ing standards of earth and sun,
no blinking or hiding its failures. The result was relentless pressure to improve
technique and design. At every stage, clockmakers led the way to accuracy and ...
Morton Winston, Ralph Edelbach, 2011
6
Antiquities of Shropshire
Wirecestr'. 13 Wright's Ludlow, pp. 120, 121. 14 Monasticon, VII, 1095, Num. XXI.
Lira was founded by W illiam fitz Osbern, created Earl of Hereford by King William
the Conqueror. r rien Uu Brien Unspar, Lor• of Kin,t circa 11b7-8. KINLET. 243.
Robert William Eyton, 1857
7
The London encyclopaedia: or Universal dictionary of ...
Bacon. The flowers unsown in fields and meadows reigned, And western winds
immortal spring maintained. Dryden. UNSPAR'ED, adj. 1 Not spared : not spar-
Unspar'ing. } ing. Whatever thing The scythe of lime mows down, devour
unspared ...
I stood behind her with my hands in my pockets, wondering why I felt so uneasy
about Steff, and why the unease should be all wrapped up with that line of white
but unspar- kling fog, the radio stations that were off the air . . . and the
Arrowhead ...
9
Select Works of the British Poets: With Biographical and ...
Thou therefore on these herbs, and fruits, and flowers, Feed first ; on each beast
next, and fish and fowl : No homely morsels ! and whatever tiling The sitlie of
Time mows down, devour unspar'd ; Till I, in Man residing, through the race, His ...
10
The poetical works of John Milton: with the life of the author
Thou therefore on these herhs, and fruits, and flow'rs Feed first; on eaeh heast
next, and fish, and fowl; No homely morsels ! and whatever thing 605 The seythe
of Time mows down, devour unspar'd; Till I, in man residing, through the raee, His
...
