CONIUGAZIONE IN INGLESE DEL VERBO PREADMONISH
PRESENT
Present
I preadmonish
you preadmonish
he/she/it preadmonishes
we preadmonish
you preadmonish
they preadmonish
Present continuous
I am preadmonishing
you are preadmonishing
he/she/it is preadmonishing
we are preadmonishing
you are preadmonishing
they are preadmonishing
Present perfect
I have preadmonished
you have preadmonished
he/she/it has preadmonished
we have preadmonished
you have preadmonished
they have preadmonished
Present perfect continuous
I have been preadmonishing
you have been preadmonishing
he/she/it has been preadmonishing
we have been preadmonishing
you have been preadmonishing
they have been preadmonishing
PAST
Past
I preadmonished
you preadmonished
he/she/it preadmonished
we preadmonished
you preadmonished
they preadmonished
Past continuous
I was preadmonishing
you were preadmonishing
he/she/it was preadmonishing
we were preadmonishing
you were preadmonishing
they were preadmonishing
Past perfect
I had preadmonished
you had preadmonished
he/she/it had preadmonished
we had preadmonished
you had preadmonished
they had preadmonished
Past perfect continuous
I had been preadmonishing
you had been preadmonishing
he/she/it had been preadmonishing
we had been preadmonishing
you had been preadmonishing
they had been preadmonishing
FUTURE
Future
I will preadmonish
you will preadmonish
he/she/it will preadmonish
we will preadmonish
you will preadmonish
they will preadmonish
Future continuous
I will be preadmonishing
you will be preadmonishing
he/she/it will be preadmonishing
we will be preadmonishing
you will be preadmonishing
they will be preadmonishing
Future perfect
I will have preadmonished
you will have preadmonished
he/she/it will have preadmonished
we will have preadmonished
you will have preadmonished
they will have preadmonished
Future perfect continuous
I will have been preadmonishing
you will have been preadmonishing
he/she/it will have been preadmonishing
we will have been preadmonishing
you will have been preadmonishing
they will have been preadmonishing
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would preadmonish
you would preadmonish
he/she/it would preadmonish
we would preadmonish
you would preadmonish
they would preadmonish
Conditional continuous
I would be preadmonishing
you would be preadmonishing
he/she/it would be preadmonishing
we would be preadmonishing
you would be preadmonishing
they would be preadmonishing
Conditional perfect
I would have preadmonish
you would have preadmonish
he/she/it would have preadmonish
we would have preadmonish
you would have preadmonish
they would have preadmonish
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been preadmonishing
you would have been preadmonishing
he/she/it would have been preadmonishing
we would have been preadmonishing
you would have been preadmonishing
they would have been preadmonishing
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you preadmonish
we let´s preadmonish
you preadmonish
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Infinitive
to preadmonish
Past participle
preadmonished
Present Participle
preadmonishing
10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «PREADMONISH»
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preadmonish nella seguente selezione bibliografica. Libri associati con
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1
Facts and Enquiries Respecting the Source of Epidemia: With ...
All this will be more fully treated of in the sequel, but the extreme importance of a
healthy liver rendered it advisable to preadmonish the reader to pay the most
scrupulous attention to the signs of disorder in that viscus. ' When to indigestion
any ...
2
Dictionarium Scoto-Celticum: a Dictionary of the Gaelic ...
PREADMONISH, v. a. Roimh-cllomhairlich, i-oimh-ear. ulaich. _ PREAMBLE, s.
Roimh-radh, i'oimh-sgriobhadh. PKEAPPREHENSION, s. Roimh-bheachd, i-
oimh-bharail. PREAUDIENCB, s. Roimh-éisdeachd. PRECARIous, Neo-
chinnteach ...
3
A Dictionary of the Gaelic Language. - London, Bohn 1845
PREADMONISH, v. a. ail-lich, мать-тщась. PREAMBLE, s. ныть-тын,
roimhsgrìnbhndh. PRECARIOUS, adj. Пес-сынишки, teagamhnch, bnnghnlnch.
PRECARIOUSNESS,s. Иго-отпавшем, tragamhachrl, модными. PRECAUTION, I
. Fniclll ...
Norman Macleod, Daniel Dewar, 1845
4
The Class-book of Etymology: Designed to Promote Precision ...
Pres; cog; Praemunire. Pres; munio. Pragmatic. PractOs. Praise. Precium. Pravity.
Pravus. Praxis. Practos. Pray, preach. Preeor. Pread ministration. Pre; ad;
minister. Preadmonish. Pre; ad; monio. Preanlepenultimate. Pre ; ante; pent; ul-
timus.
5
An English-Welsh pronouncing dictionary: with an analysis of ...
... trë'- shyn, s. rhagweinyddiaeth, cynweinydd- iaeth [rhagrybyddio Preadmonish,
pri-ad-mon'-ish, v. a. Preadmonition, prï ad-mo-ni'-shyn, s. rhagrybydd,
rhagrybyddiad, rbagrybudd Preamble, pri'-am-bl, s. rhaglith, rhag- ymadrodd,
rhagdraith, ...
6
Illustrations of the Atmospherical Origin of Epidemic ...
All this will be more fully treated of in the sequel, but the extreme importance of a
healthy liver rendered it advisable to preadmonish the reader to pay the most
scrupulous attention to the signs of disorder in that viscus. When to indigestion
any ...
7
Walker's Critical Pronouncing Dictionary and Expositor of ...
The state of being before acquainted with; previous knowledge. Preadmonish, pri
-ad-mon-nlsh, v. a. To caution or admonish beforehand. Preamble, prd-ain-bl, s.
410. Something previous, introduction, preface. To Preambulatk, pre-Am^ha-late
...
After three days' journey, arrived at Vod-Benaga, I sent my companion to the
Turkish Governor of that village, who lived in Sendih, to preadmonish him of the
permission granted me by the Pacha. The Governor ordered all the authorities of
the ...
9
The New Discoverer Discover'd: By the Way of Answer to Mr. ...
... os their number,whom I do ver] unfetlgnedly hath [one my premanition and
honour, which I have also made apparent by my i'zZ/ia- to my inurofl. lah/e
friendship with divers os them : in a word, I did timely preadmonish my Readers, (
and your ...
10
Encyclopædia metropolitana; or, Universal dictionary of ...
PREMO'NISH, "i See ante, Preadmonish. Lai. Fremo'nishment, >pr<emonere ; (
pros, and monere, Premoni'tion. J to advise, to warn.) To advise, to bring to mind,
to apprize before or beforehand ; to forewarn. Wherefore he premonissheth vs to
...
Edward Smedley, Hugh James Rose, Henry John Rose, 1845
