KONJUGASI CORSICA KATA KERJA JASPERIZE
PRESENT
Present
I jasperize
you jasperize
he/she/it jasperizes
we jasperize
you jasperize
they jasperize
Present continuous
I am jasperizing
you are jasperizing
he/she/it is jasperizing
we are jasperizing
you are jasperizing
they are jasperizing
Present perfect
I have jasperized
you have jasperized
he/she/it has jasperized
we have jasperized
you have jasperized
they have jasperized
Present perfect continuous
I have been jasperizing
you have been jasperizing
he/she/it has been jasperizing
we have been jasperizing
you have been jasperizing
they have been jasperizing
PAST
Past
I jasperized
you jasperized
he/she/it jasperized
we jasperized
you jasperized
they jasperized
Past continuous
I was jasperizing
you were jasperizing
he/she/it was jasperizing
we were jasperizing
you were jasperizing
they were jasperizing
Past perfect
I had jasperized
you had jasperized
he/she/it had jasperized
we had jasperized
you had jasperized
they had jasperized
Past perfect continuous
I had been jasperizing
you had been jasperizing
he/she/it had been jasperizing
we had been jasperizing
you had been jasperizing
they had been jasperizing
FUTURE
Future
I will jasperize
you will jasperize
he/she/it will jasperize
we will jasperize
you will jasperize
they will jasperize
Future continuous
I will be jasperizing
you will be jasperizing
he/she/it will be jasperizing
we will be jasperizing
you will be jasperizing
they will be jasperizing
Future perfect
I will have jasperized
you will have jasperized
he/she/it will have jasperized
we will have jasperized
you will have jasperized
they will have jasperized
Future perfect continuous
I will have been jasperizing
you will have been jasperizing
he/she/it will have been jasperizing
we will have been jasperizing
you will have been jasperizing
they will have been jasperizing
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would jasperize
you would jasperize
he/she/it would jasperize
we would jasperize
you would jasperize
they would jasperize
Conditional continuous
I would be jasperizing
you would be jasperizing
he/she/it would be jasperizing
we would be jasperizing
you would be jasperizing
they would be jasperizing
Conditional perfect
I would have jasperize
you would have jasperize
he/she/it would have jasperize
we would have jasperize
you would have jasperize
they would have jasperize
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been jasperizing
you would have been jasperizing
he/she/it would have been jasperizing
we would have been jasperizing
you would have been jasperizing
they would have been jasperizing
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you jasperize
we let´s jasperize
you jasperize
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
jasperized
Present Participle
jasperizing
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1
The Practice of Typography: Correct Composition; a Treatise ...
Century Standard Webster Worcester italicize italicize italicize italicize itemize
itemize itemize itemize Jacobinize Jacobinize Jacobinize Jacobinize
Japanization Japanization Japanization Japanization jasperize jasperize
jasperize jasperize ...
Theodore Low De Vinne,
1902
2
The Plimpton Press Year Book: An Exhibit of Versatility
... Japanization Jacobinize Japanization jasperize jeremiad jasperize jeremiad
jeweled jeweler jeweling jewelry judgment jasperize jeremiad jeweled jeweler
jeweling jewelry judgment jasperize jeremiad jewelled jeweller jewelling
jewellery ...
3
The American Journal of Science
... readiest paths to form the ore-bodies, and which removed the silica also
helped to jasperize the ore bearing formation, i. e. it charged the white silica with
oxide of iron and thus reddened it, although it cannot yet be certainly stated to
what ...
John Rodgers, Yale University. Dept. of Geology and Geophysics, HighWire Press,
1892
4
The Popular Science Monthly
... William Jay Youmans, James McKeen Cattell .50.' cranes Kim: .Cwccwsanoa .
3... a A, . > .. J .. . \ 1 I 1 . . in, |\.'\\\.\\\ o . 1i .7 l \ u siderable depth. Over the entire
area the trees lie scattered. AGATIZED AND JASPERIZE'D WOOD OF ARIZONA.
Edward Livingston Youmans, William Jay Youmans, James McKeen Cattell,
1886
5
The Marquette Iron-bearing District of Michigan: With Atlas
The percolating waters which carried material along the readiest paths to form
the ore bodies, and which removed the silica, also helped to jasperize the upper
part of the Negaunee formation, although this may have been partly done before
...
Charles Richard Van Hise, William Shirley Bayley,
1897
6
The American Journal of Science
... siliceous matter removed, was replaced by oxide of iron carried by water
solutions. The percolating waters which carried material along the readiest paths
to form the ore-bodies, and which removed the silica also helped to jasperize the
ore ...
Jasperated. Mixed with Jasper; made to resemble jasper; as, jasperated agate;
jasperated glass. (Standard) Jasperite. Same as Jasper. ( Standing ) Jasperize.
To convert into a form of silica like jasper ; agatized. (Century) Jasperold.
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Preliminary report on the Marquette iron-bearing district of ...
The percolating waters which carried material along the readiest paths to form
the ore bodies, and which removed the silica, also helped to jasperize the upper
part of the Negaunee formation, although this may have been partly done before
...
Charles Richard Van Hise, William Shirley Bayley,
1895
9
Iron ores. Miscellaneous papers
... jasperize the ore bearing formation, i. e. it charged the white silica with oxide of
iron and thus reddened it, although it cannot yet be certainly stated to what *Geol.
of Michigan, vol. i, p. 134. \ Geol. of Michigan, vol. i v, p. 75. degree this ...
10
The System of Mineralogy of James Dwight Dana. 1837-1868: ...
(1)_ Jasperize wood. Pm'celainjasper is nothing but baked clay, and differs from
true jasper 111 being 3.13. fusible on the edges. Rut porphyry, or its base,
resembles jasper, but is also fusible on the edges, being usually an impure
feldspar. 0.
James Dwight Dana, Edward Salisbury Dana,
1914