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Meanings of
praeterite
in English
The grammatical tense expressing actions which took place in the past.
preterit
preterite
past historic
past tense
Synonyms
Examples for "
preterit
"
preterit
preterite
past historic
past tense
Examples for "
preterit
"
1
The past or
preterit
tense of Arise.
2
In life, as in (that for him more truly actual thing) literature, it was always the
preterit
that enthralled him.
3
"I should say I used to be, if you hadn't objected to my perfects and
preterits
.
"
4
"Pynchon keeps bleating about the
preterit
,
right?"
5
; 277), the
preterit
of Eat.
1
There are no
preterite
storytellers, Harry; remember that.
2
Thus Ya enters into the future tense, and Zi in the
preterite
of all verbs requiring auxiliaries.
3
Thus, in all verbs the
preterite
and the past participle were the same and ended in -ED.
4
And in the
preterite
of the same verb, mattara, he has taken it away: mattaratit, he has taken it away from thee.
5
How can one tell the story of the finish in cold-blooded
preterites
?
1
One was that sensation of flying, as they whirled through snowy parks and along Riverside drive,
past
historic
places and world-famous buildings.
1
Sylvia heard, or thought-hoped-sheheard , aslightstress on the
past
tense
.
2
By the way, the questions were all written in the
past
tense
.
3
All that I say in this paper is in a paulo-
past
tense
.
4
But perhaps that last sentence should now be in the
past
tense
.
5
I don't know why I'm referring to it in the
past
tense
.
Usage of
praeterite
in English
1
"I fear not; I fear that it is rather
praeterite
than practical."
Grammar, pronunciation and more
Frequent collocations
rather praeterite
Praeterite
through the time