CONJUGAÇÃO EN INGLÊS DO VERBO FORSPEAK
PRESENT
Present
I forspeak
you forspeak
he/she/it forspeaks
we forspeak
you forspeak
they forspeak
Present continuous
I am forspeaking
you are forspeaking
he/she/it is forspeaking
we are forspeaking
you are forspeaking
they are forspeaking
Present perfect
I have forspoken
you have forspoken
he/she/it has forspoken
we have forspoken
you have forspoken
they have forspoken
Present perfect continuous
I have been forspeaking
you have been forspeaking
he/she/it has been forspeaking
we have been forspeaking
you have been forspeaking
they have been forspeaking
PAST
Past
I forspoke
you forspoke
he/she/it forspoke
we forspoke
you forspoke
they forspoke
Past continuous
I was forspeaking
you were forspeaking
he/she/it was forspeaking
we were forspeaking
you were forspeaking
they were forspeaking
Past perfect
I had forspoken
you had forspoken
he/she/it had forspoken
we had forspoken
you had forspoken
they had forspoken
Past perfect continuous
I had been forspeaking
you had been forspeaking
he/she/it had been forspeaking
we had been forspeaking
you had been forspeaking
they had been forspeaking
FUTURE
Future
I will forspeak
you will forspeak
he/she/it will forspeak
we will forspeak
you will forspeak
they will forspeak
Future continuous
I will be forspeaking
you will be forspeaking
he/she/it will be forspeaking
we will be forspeaking
you will be forspeaking
they will be forspeaking
Future perfect
I will have forspoken
you will have forspoken
he/she/it will have forspoken
we will have forspoken
you will have forspoken
they will have forspoken
Future perfect continuous
I will have been forspeaking
you will have been forspeaking
he/she/it will have been forspeaking
we will have been forspeaking
you will have been forspeaking
they will have been forspeaking
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would forspeak
you would forspeak
he/she/it would forspeak
we would forspeak
you would forspeak
they would forspeak
Conditional continuous
I would be forspeaking
you would be forspeaking
he/she/it would be forspeaking
we would be forspeaking
you would be forspeaking
they would be forspeaking
Conditional perfect
I would have forspeak
you would have forspeak
he/she/it would have forspeak
we would have forspeak
you would have forspeak
they would have forspeak
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been forspeaking
you would have been forspeaking
he/she/it would have been forspeaking
we would have been forspeaking
you would have been forspeaking
they would have been forspeaking
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you forspeak
we let´s forspeak
you forspeak
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
forspoken
Present Participle
forspeaking
10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «FORSPEAK»
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The Plays of William Shakespeare in Ten Volumes: With ...
1 for/poke my being—] To forspeak, is to contradict, to speak against, as forbid is
to order negatively. Johnson. Thus, in the Arraignment of Paris, I 580 : " — thy life
forspoke by love." To forspeak likewise signified to curse. , So in Drayton's ...
William Shakespeare, Samuel Johnson, George Steevens,
1778
2
Antony and Cleopatra; King Lear
1 . forspoke my being—] To forspeak, is to contradict, to speak against, as forbid
is to order negatively. Johnson. Thus, in The Arraignment of Paris, 1584: " thy
lifeforspoke by love." To forspeak likewise signified to curse. So, in Drayton's
Epistle ...
William Shakespeare,
1813
3
The Plays and Poems of William Shakespeare: Julius Cæsar. ...
STEEVENS. 1 — FORSPOKE my being — ] To forspeak, is to contradict, to speak
against, as forbid is to order negatively. JOHNSON. Thus, in The Arraignment of
Paris, 1584 : " — thy lifeforspoke by love." To forspeak likewise signified to curse
...
William Shakespeare, James Boswell, Nicholas Rowe,
1821
4
The Plays and Poems of William Shakspeare
To forspeak likewise signified to curse. So, in Drayton's Epistle from Elinor
Cobham to Duke Humphrey : " Or to forspeak whole flocks as they did feed." To
forspeak, in the last instance, has the same power as to forbid, in Macbeth : " He
shall ...
William Shakespeare, James Boswell, Alexander Pope,
1821
5
The Plays of William Shakspeare: In Fifteen Volumes : with ...
Thus, in The Arraignment of Paris, 1584 : " thy lise forspoke by love. To forspeak
likewise signisied to curse. So, in _ — 0 — • Cobham to Duke Humphrey . " Or to
forspeak whole flocks as they did seed.' To forspeak, in the last instance, has the
...
William Shakespeare, George Steevens, Samuel Johnson,
1793
6
The plays of William Shakspeare, with the corrections and ...
Denounce against us,2 why should not we To forspeak, in the last instance, has
the same power as to forbid, in Macbeth t " He shall live a mien forbid." So, to
forthink, meant anciently to anthink, and consequently to repent : " Therefore of it
be ...
William Shakespeare, Joseph Dennie, Samuel Johnson,
1809
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Epea Pteroenta: Or The Diversions of Purley
Ford's Witch of Edmonton. Notwithstanding the orthography, the word is
doubtless Forspeak, to set a spell upon, to curse, like fraquithan, poncpseSan,
maledicere, increpare. Perhaps verspreken may have had that sense. Ten Kate,
vol. ii. p.
John Horne Tooke, Richard Taylor,
1840
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Scottish Dictionary and Supplement: In Four Volumes. A-Kut
One is said to forspeak another, when he so commends him as to have a
supposed influence in making him practically belie the commendation. If one
highly praises a child for sweetness of temper, and the child soon after betrays ill-
humour ...
9
The Tragedie of Antonie and Cleopatra
Pray you, be ever known to patience: — | My dearest sister!' — [For another
scansion of these lines (solely for the eye), see Abbott, § 510.] 4. forespoke]
Johnson : To forspeak is to contradict, to speak against, as forbid is to order
negatively.
William Shakespeare,
2001
10
The Language of the Law
91 Oxford English Dictionary, under forspeak. 92 Blount, Noma-Lexikon (1670),
under lawyer, and compare lageman; Blount, A Law-Dictionary and Glossary (
1717), under lawyer, and compare lageman; Jacob, A New Law-Dictionary (6th
ed.