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La donna che andò ad accompagnarla in camera , era una vecchia di casa , stata già governante del principino , che aveva ricevuto appena uscito dalle fasce , e tirato su fino all'adolescenza , e nel quale aveva riposte tutte le sue compiacenze , le sue speranze , la sua gloria .(Manzoni-I Promessi sposi)<>
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La farò accompagnare . . .E la promessa ? e l'impegno ? e don Rodrigo ? . . .Chi è don Rodrigo ? "<>
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L'innominato troncò quelle parole , domandando premurosamente le nuove di Lucia ; e sapute che l'ebbe , si voltò per accompagnare al castello i nuovi ospiti , come fece , malgrado la loro resistenza cerimoniosa .(Manzoni-I Promessi sposi)<>
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Volle poi accompagnar tutti e tre gli ospiti , fino alla carrozza .(Manzoni-I Promessi sposi)<>
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Tra i monatti s'alzò un urlo di trionfo , uno scroscio procelloso di risa , un - uh ! - prolungato , come per accompagnar quella fuga .(Manzoni-I Promessi sposi)<>
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E di chi sono? e perché ce li tieni? Poi, sentendo dietro l'uscio dello studio i passi di papà che veniva ad accompagnare fino alla porta qualche cliente di conto, si cacciava sotto il tavolino, tra le gambe dello scrivano.(Pirandello - Novelle per un anno)<>
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Infine, per raccomandarla con maggiore efficacia, volle accompagnarla - (ma proprio scomodarsi fino a tal punto?) - sí sí, lui in persona volle accompagnarla al Ministero della Pubblica Istruzione.(Pirandello - Novelle per un anno)<>
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Ed ecco il Verona, due, tre volte la settimana, pronto con la vettura per condurre la ragazza a questo e a quel concerto; e spesso, durante la stagione lirica, veniva a congiurar con lei, a metterla sú, perché inducesse con le sue graziette la mamma e il babbo ad accompagnarla a teatro, nel palco già fissato per lei.(Pirandello - Novelle per un anno)<>
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- No! Ah ah, vorresti accompagnarmi? Sarebbe curiosa.(Pirandello - Novelle per un anno)<>
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Ma, perdio, da quel suo collo cosí lungo egli credeva di saper tuttavia cavar fuori una seducentissima voce e accompagnare le sue frasi dolci e gentili con molta grazia di sguardi, di sorrisi e di gesti, con le mani costantemente calzate da guanti di filo di Scozia, che non si levava neanche a scuola, impartendo le sue lezioni di francese ai ragazzini delle tecniche, che naturalmente ne ridevano.(Pirandello - Novelle per un anno)<>
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- Se vuole, - gli disse la Venanzi, - lo farò accompagnare fino a casa.(Pirandello - Novelle per un anno)<>
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- Dio La benedica, signor dottore! Ma che dice? Accompagnarmi, vossignoria! Vada, vada avanti; io sono vecchierella e vado piano.(Pirandello - Novelle per un anno)<>
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mi toccò una volta accompagnare una mia figliuola che soffriva di nervi.(Pirandello - Novelle per un anno)<>
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La mattina seguente volle accompagnarlo in vettura fino alla clinica e, nel lasciarlo, gli disse che si sarebbe messa subito subito all'opera, come una rondine frettolosa.(Pirandello - Novelle per un anno)<>
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La maestrina Boccarmè, cosí colta all'improvviso, aprí appena appena le mani gracili e pallide a un gesto sconsolato e disse: - È ormai tanto tempo! L'angustia d'una rassegnazione, forse neanche piú avvertita, le si disegnò, cosí dicendo, agli angoli degli occhi, appena contrasse la pelle del viso per accompagnare quel gesto delle mani con uno squallido sorriso.(Pirandello - Novelle per un anno)<>
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Ma appena il medico si licenziò e la nuora con la bambina per mano si recò ad accompagnarlo fino alla porta, il furore scoppiò sul figlio rimasto solo con lui.(Pirandello - Novelle per un anno)<>
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IV Quando, già a tarda sera, il professor Dionisio Vernoni e Torello Scamozzi, i quali cavallerescamente avevano voluto accompagnare fino alla stazione di Valdana le signore Gilli e a Valdana s'erano poi trattenuti tutta la giornata, si ricondussero stanchi e affamati all'alberguccio, in vetta al monte, vi trovarono tutti gli altri ospiti come smarriti in un silenzio d'infinita costernazione.(Pirandello - Novelle per un anno)<>
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- E perciò io non ho paura! Zi' Lisi insistette per accompagnarla; ma lei tenne duro; gli disse che avrebbe preso in affitto l'asino da qualche altro; e allora egli cedette e le promise che il giorno appresso, all'alba, l'asinella sarebbe stata davanti alla porta di lei, con la bardella e tutto.(Pirandello - Novelle per un anno)<>
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Don Predu è vestito di nero , un abito nuovo attillato che lo costringe a respirar forte , ma Efix non ne distingue il viso , mentre vede la bocca sarcastica del Milese , lunga , stretta , come piena di riso represso , e il ventre gonfio d'una parente delle dame , quella che deve accompagnare la sposa , e due ceri con due nastri color rosa sostenuti da due manine pallide .( Grazia Deledda - Canne al vento)
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Quelli gravi di suo fratello e del signor Giacomo, la coda della colonna, non le lasciavano udire gli altri ch'ella avrebbe voluto accompagnar con l'orecchio quanto era possibile. (Fogazzaro - Piccolo mondo antico)
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La ingenua creatura si offerse di accompagnarlo a casa Ribera quel giorno stesso: «Gavarissen inscì mai piasè». (Fogazzaro - Piccolo mondo antico)
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Udito che le dalie erano nell'orto, propose a Franco di accompagnarvelo. (Fogazzaro - Piccolo mondo antico)
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Non volle invitar Luisa ad accompagnarlo, sperando ch'ella lo facesse spontaneamente; ed ella non lo fece dubitando che gli fosse gradito. (Fogazzaro - Piccolo mondo antico)
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Se fosse venuto per loro? Se nelle cause di questa improvvisa venuta ci avesse parte il viaggio del professore a Lodi? Avrebbe voluto consultarsi col professore, dirgli di fermarsi fino a che i Pasotti fossero partiti; ma come parlargli poi senza che se ne avvedesse Franco? Intanto donna Ester prese congedo e il professore che aveva ottenuto il perdono della capricciosetta, perfidetta signorina, a patto di non domandare il paradiso, ebbe licenza di accompagnarla a casa. (Fogazzaro - Piccolo mondo antico)
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Allora se ne andò anche la signora Peppina e la Pasotti chiese a Luisa di ritirarsi un momento, la pregò di accompagnarla. (Fogazzaro - Piccolo mondo antico)
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«Vieni a Porlezza per le carte del notaio», diss'egli, «o proprio per accompagnar me?» 1 «Anche questo!», mormorò Luisa, tristemente. (Fogazzaro - Piccolo mondo antico)
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Se son venuta per accompagnarti, lo saprai. (Fogazzaro - Piccolo mondo antico)
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Gli raccontò che ne possedeva una anche lei, corse a prenderla per fargliela vedere e il professore scherzò, la pregò di accompagnarlo a Lugano con la sua barca. (Fogazzaro - Piccolo mondo antico)
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Ester scrisse il telegramma, in sala c'era un'altra persona, la povera Pasotti corsa lì mentre suo marito era andato ad accompagnare la marchesa a Cressogno. (Fogazzaro - Piccolo mondo antico)
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Contavo di accompagnarti ma, se non vieni, andrò solo. (Fogazzaro - Piccolo mondo antico)
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Disse con voce rotta che dovendo alzarsi presto per accompagnarlo al vapore pensava di non sciogliersi le trecce e di coricarsi vestita. (Fogazzaro - Piccolo mondo antico)
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Era il sospiro d'un'arietta, era il gorgheggio d'una di quelle antiche villanelle italiane che sembrano accompagnare il Cupìdo sbracato che danza su le serpi o la Grazia discinta che compone la ghirlanda con le mani trafitte. Era un arioso, era un lamento, una monodìa di Cristoforo Gluck, simile a una pura nudità dolorante nel suo proprio fulgore. Era una confessione improvvisa di Roberto Schumann in un rotto singhiozzo, in un grido irrevocabile, con una bocca severa, con uno sguardo forsennato. (D'Annunzio - Forse che sì forse che no)
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Ella non si volse, traversò l'andito. Un domestico la precedeva per accompagnarla fino alla scala. Ella aveva il passo fermo, un rigore quasi lapideo in tutta la persona, una tesa volontà di ripulsa, come per rendersi intangibile; poiché pensava che una mano potesse a un tratto prenderla per la spalla e trattenerla. Si ritrovò sul lastrico. «È compiuto». (D'Annunzio - Forse che sì forse che no)
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Come per accompagnarla fino ai tre cipressi, fino ai tre patiboli confitti sul poggio calvo, egli passò per la piazza di San Firenze prima di andare al colloquio incerto. La piccola porta, per ove ella era entrata, s'apriva sotto una finestra difesa da ferri robusti. L'andito era bianco, con le pareti coperte di lapidi e di stemmi. Appesa in alto era una lunga scala di legno; altre due lunghe scale eran poggiate sul pavimento, simili a quelle dei crocifissori. Un pergamo di legno scuro era abbandonalo a fianco dell'uscio. (D'Annunzio - Forse che sì forse che no)
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* Temeva che il signor Prever lo volesse accompagnare. ( Pirandello - Il fu Mattia Pascal )<>
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* Pensò che forse ella si era fatta aiutare, accompagnare a quelle prove da qualcuno, forse dal Baldani, forse dal Luna o dal Betti... ( Pirandello - Il fu Mattia Pascal )<>
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* Mi accorgevo d'esser lontano dalla mèta da me segnata e di non essere ancora lo spirito senza macchia né debolezza , predestinato ad accompagnar gli uomini nel gran passaggio al di là della vita presente . (G .Papini - Un uomo finito)<>
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* Avevo trovato un compagno degno di me , pazzo come me , determinato ad accompagnarmi e a spartire con me insulti e trionfi . (G .Papini - Un uomo finito)<>
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* Chi ha mai pensato che quelli che illuminarono la nostra fanciullezza e ci accompagnarono con tante loro creature parlanti nelle serate malinconiche e libidinose dell' adolescenza e della giovinezza fossero dei buffoni ? Anch' io , quando non son preso da questa oscura rabbia che mi fa vomitar condanne e offese , dubito delle mie parole e sto per credermi ingiusto , forsennato e cattivo . (G .Papini - Un uomo finito)<>
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– Mi permette di accompagnarla per un tratto?
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* Mi confondeva anche il fatto che allora nella nostra città , per una fanciulla , era già un’azione compromettente quella di lasciarsi accompagnare sulla via da un giovanotto .(I.Svevo - La coscienza di zeno)<>
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* Guido sentì il bisogno di un gelato e m’invitò ad accompagnarlo ad un caffè .(I.Svevo - La coscienza di zeno)<>
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Finito il suo gelato , Guido sentì il bisogno di una boccata d’aria fresca e m’indusse ad accompagnarlo ad una passeggiata verso la periferia della città .(I.Svevo - La coscienza di zeno)<>*
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* Mi propose però di accompagnarmi fino a letto .(I.Svevo - La coscienza di zeno)<>
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* Io la vidi solo allora , frastornato com’ero dalla tanta gente ch’era venuta ad accompagnarci e subito pensai: «Sei proprio tu che mi cacciasti in questi panni!» Avvicinai le mie labbra alla sua guancia vellutata badando di non sfiorarla neppure .(I.Svevo - La coscienza di zeno)<>
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* Proprio quando m’accingevo ad uscire , Augusta m’invitò con un dolce sorriso ad accompagnarla in casa del padre .(I.Svevo - La coscienza di zeno)<>
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Diceva delle parole adatte ad accompagnare le sue lacrime che continuavano a scorrere .(I.Svevo - La coscienza di zeno)<>
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* Le domandai il permesso di accompagnarla avendo da dirigermi dalla sua parte stessa .(I.Svevo - La coscienza di zeno)<>
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accompagnabile
= che si può accompagnare .<>
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assordire
= verbo trans. e intr. disporre insieme più cose di uno stesso genere ma di forma , colore o qualità differenti , accompagnare , accostare , abbinare con un certo gusto oggetti diversi<>
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cartoncino
= tipo di cartone leggero e sottilebiglietto di cartone leggero, elegante, usato spec. per partecipazioni e biglietti da visita, o per accompagnare regali carticino. <>
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compagnare
= verbo trans. accompagnare. <>
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condurre
= ant. conducere , verbo trans. portare, accompagnare <>
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convogliare
= verbo trans. accompagnare, scortare <>
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ombrellino
= dim . di ombrello - ombrello femminile leggero ed elegante , usato per ripararsi dal sole piccolo baldacchino a forma di ombrello usato in alcune cerimonie solenni per accompagnare il trasporto del sacramento . <>
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pasteggiabile
= vino particolarmente adatto ad accompagnare il pasto .<>
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riaccompagnare rar. raccompagnare
= verbo trans. accompagnare di nuovo <>
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schola cantorum
= sost . f . scuola corale e coro destinati ad accompagnare le funzioni religiose cattoliche - nome di associazioni e scuole laiche , dedite soprattutto allo studio e alla pratica del canto gregoriano , luogo della chiesa occupato dai cantori durante le funzioni sacre , <>
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scortare
= verbo transitivo accompagnare per sorvegliare , proteggere , rendere onore , <>
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sonorizzare
= verbo transitivo trasformare un suono sordo in sonoro , dotare un film di colonna sonora - accompagnare la proiezione di un film muto con brani musicali sonati su uno strumento , o registrati e riprodotti da una macchina diversa dal proiettore - sonorizzarsi
= verbo riflessivo , <>
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spasmo
= spasimo , contrazione involontaria e anomala di un muscolo , che può accompagnars , <>
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tamburello
= strumento musicale a percussione , usato soprattutto per accompagnare canti e danze popolari <>
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usciere
= uscere , in amministrazioni pubbliche e private , impiegato d'ordine con l'incarico di dare informazioni al pubblico , accompagnare e annunciare i visitatori , prestare servizi minuti ecc. <>
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Inglese
Vocabolario e frasi
Bennet, accompanied by hertwo youngest girls, reached Netherfield soon after the family breakfast.<>
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Hurst or Miss Bingley; and even Lydia was toomuch fatigued to utter more than the occasional exclamation of "Lord,how tired I am!" accompanied by a violent yawn.<>
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His accompanying them was a double advantage; she felt all thecompliment it offered to herself, and it was most acceptable as anoccasion of introducing him to her father and mother.<>
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" Thursday was to be the wedding day,and on Wednesday Miss Lucas paid her farewell visit; and when sherose to take leave, Elizabeth, ashamed of her mother's ungracious andreluctant good wishes, and sincerely affected herself, accompanied herout of the room.<>
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She wasto accompany Sir William and his second daughter.<>
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(Jane Austen - Pride and prejudice ) Before they were separated by the conclusion of the play, she had theunexpected happiness of an invitation to accompany her uncle and aunt ina tour of pleasure which they proposed taking in the summer.<>
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(Jane Austen - Pride and prejudice ) From his garden, Mr. Collins would have led them round his two meadows;but the ladies, not having shoes to encounter the remains of a whitefrost, turned back; and while Sir William accompanied him, Charlottetook her sister and friend over the house, extremely well pleased,probably, to have the opportunity of showing it without her husband'shelp.<>
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(Jane Austen - Pride and prejudice ) There were two nephews of Lady Catherine to require them, forMr. Darcy had brought with him a Colonel Fitzwilliam, the younger son ofhis uncle Lord ----, and, to the great surprise of all the party, whenMr. Collins returned, the gentlemen accompanied him.<>
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They called at various times of the morning, sometimesseparately, sometimes together, and now and then accompanied by theiraunt.<>
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Forster, the wife of the colonel ofthe regiment, to accompany her to Brighton.<>
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Running on in this way, Mr. Tupman's new companion adjustedhis dress, or rather the dress of Mr. Winkle; and, accompanied by Mr.Tupman, ascended the staircase leading to the ballroom.<>
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( Dickens The Pickwick papers ) The state of the case having been formally explained to Mr. Snodgrass,and a case of satisfactory pistols, with the satisfactory accompanimentsof powder, ball, and caps, having been hired from a manufacturer inRochester, the two friends returned to their inn; Mr. Winkle to ruminateon the approaching struggle, and Mr. Snodgrass to arrange the weapons ofwar, and put them into proper order for immediate use.<>
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Doctor Slammer and his friendsrepaired to the barracks, and Mr. Winkle, accompanied by Mr. Snodgrass,returned to their inn.<>
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( Dickens The Pickwick papers ) It was in this trying situation, exposed to a galling fire of blankcartridges, and harassed by the operations of the military, a fresh bodyof whom had begun to fall in on the opposite side, that Mr. Pickwickdisplayed that perfect coolness and self-possession, which are theindispensable accompaniments of a great mind.<>
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As to Mr. Snodgrass, he didnothing but whisper poetical sentiments into his partner's ear, whichmade one old gentleman facetiously sly, about partnerships at cards andpartnerships for life, and caused the aforesaid old gentleman to makesome remarks thereupon, accompanied with divers winks and chuckles,which made the company very merry and the old gentleman's wifeespecially so.<>
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Mr. TracyTupman resumed his former position; and Mr. Wardle, accompanied by asurgeon, entered the room.<>
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Let me accompanyyou.<>
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Anddownstairs she was led accordingly, accompanied by her affectionate son.<>
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So it WAS made; andafter dinner together at the Town Arms, the friends separated, Mr.Tupman and Mr. Snodgrass repairing to the Peacock, and Mr. Pickwickand Mr. Winkle proceeding to the mansion of Mr. Pott; it having beenpreviously arranged that they should all reassemble at the Town Arms inthe morning, and accompany the Honourable Samuel Slumkey's procession tothe place of nomination.<>
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( Dickens The Pickwick papers ) As these taunts were accompanied with invidious comparisons between Mr.Pickwick and an aged ram, and several witticisms of the like nature; andas they moreover rather tended to convey reflections upon the honourof an innocent lady, Mr. Pickwick's indignation was excessive; but assilence was proclaimed at the moment, he contented himself by scorchingthe mob with a look of pity for their misguided minds, at which theylaughed more boisterously than ever.<>
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Will you take a drop o'somethin' this mornin', Mr. Trotter?'Mr. Trotter acquiesced in this agreeable proposal; and having depositedhis book in his coat pocket, accompanied Mr. Weller to the tap, wherethey were soon occupied in discussing an exhilarating compound, formedby mixing together, in a pewter vessel, certain quantities of BritishHollands and the fragrant essence of the clove.<>
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( Dickens The Pickwick papers ) There appears nothing very tremendous in this little sentence, 'Upon myword, sir,' when it comes to be read; but the tone of voice in which itwas delivered, and the look that accompanied it, both seeming to bearreference to some revenge to be thereafter visited upon the head ofPott, produced their effect upon him.<>
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( Dickens The Pickwick papers ) Such was the morning, when an open carriage, in which were threePickwickians (Mr. Snodgrass having preferred to remain at home), Mr.Wardle, and Mr. Trundle, with Sam Weller on the box beside the driver,pulled up by a gate at the roadside, before which stood a tall,raw-boned gamekeeper, and a half-booted, leather-legginged boy, eachbearing a bag of capacious dimensions, and accompanied by a brace ofpointers.<>
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Acting upon this resolution with all the energy and decision of hischaracter, he mounted to the back seat of the first coach which leftIpswich on the morning after the memorable occurrences detailed atlength in the two preceding chapters; and accompanied by his threefriends, and Mr. Samuel Weller, arrived in the metropolis, in perfecthealth and safety, the same evening.<>
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Whereupon Mr. Winkle gallantly inquired if it couldn't be done bydeputy: to which the young lady with the black eyes replied 'Go away,'and accompanied the request with a look which said as plainly as a lookcould do, 'if you can.<>
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Hebreakfasted betimes next morning, and, desiring Sam to accompany him,set forth towards Gray's Inn Square.<>
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Raddle paused to listen whether the repetition of the taunt had rousedher better half; and finding that it had not been successful, proceededto descend the stairs with sobs innumerable; when there came a louddouble knock at the street door; whereupon she burst into an hystericalfit of weeping, accompanied with dismal moans, which was prolonged untilthe knock had been repeated six times, when, in an uncontrollable burstof mental agony, she threw down all the umbrellas, and disappeared intothe back parlour, closing the door after her with an awful crash.<>
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Mr. Ben Allen, who was dismallydepressed with spirits and agitation, accompanied them as far as LondonBridge, and in the course of the walk confided to Mr. Winkle, asan especially eligible person to intrust the secret to, that he wasresolved to cut the throat of any gentleman, except Mr. Bob Sawyer, whoshould aspire to the affections of his sister Arabella.<>
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Were you accompanied on that occasion by a friend of the name ofTupman, and another by the name of Snodgrass?Yes, I was.<>
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It is theright-hand parlour, into which an aspiring kitchen fireplace appears tohave walked, accompanied by a rebellious poker, tongs, and shovel.<>
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( Dickens The Pickwick papers ) Being joined by his friends, who one and all protested that they hadscarcely ever spent a more pleasant evening, Mr. Pickwick accompaniedthem to the White Hart, and having soothed his feelings with somethinghot, went to bed, and to sleep, almost simultaneously.<>
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At this point the conversation was interrupted by the arrival of agentleman in orange-coloured plush, accompanied by another selectionin purple cloth, with a great extent of stocking.<>
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When the punch was about half gone, Samordered in some oysters from the green-grocer's shop; and the effect ofboth was so extremely exhilarating, that Mr. Tuckle, dressed out withthe cocked hat and stick, danced the frog hornpipe among the shells onthe table, while the gentleman in blue played an accompaniment upon aningenious musical instrument formed of a hair-comb upon a curl-paper.<>
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( Dickens The Pickwick papers ) Mr. Pickwick's momentary look of indignation at the tone of this remark,subsided into his characteristic expression of benevolence, as hereplied--'WE, Sir! I shall accompany you.<>
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WHAT BEFELL Mr. PICKWICK WHEN HE GOT INTO THE FLEET; WHATPRISONERS HE SAW THERE, AND HOW HE PASSED THE NIGHTMr. Tom Roker, the gentleman who had accompanied Mr. Pickwick into theprison, turned sharp round to the right when he got to the bottom ofthe little flight of steps, and led the way, through an iron gate whichstood open, and up another short flight of steps, into a long narrowgallery, dirty and low, paved with stone, and very dimly lighted by awindow at each remote end.<>
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This speech was accompanied with such a very expressive look at thatparticular portion of Mr. Smangle's attire, by the appearance of whichthe skill of laundresses in getting up gentlemen's linen is generallytested, that he was fain to turn upon his heel, and, for the present atany rate, to give up all design on Mr. Pickwick's purse and wardrobe.<>
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Mr. Martin expressed the same opinion in rather stronger terms; Mr.Simpson, after having let a variety of expletive adjectives looseupon society without any substantive to accompany them, tucked up hissleeves, and began to wash the greens for dinner.<>
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( Dickens The Pickwick papers ) 'How are you?' said that worthy, accompanying the inquiry with a scoreor two of nods; 'I say--do you expect anybody this morning? Threemen--devilish gentlemanly fellows--have been asking after youdownstairs, and knocking at every door on the hall flight; for whichthey've been most infernally blown up by the collegians that had thetrouble of opening 'em.<>
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Here the old gentleman shook his head from side to side, and was seizedwith a hoarse internal rumbling, accompanied with a violent swellingof the countenance, and a sudden increase in the breadth of all hisfeatures; symptoms which alarmed his son not a little.<>
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Cluppins, and Tommy (who it was arranged should accompany Mrs.<>
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( Dickens The Pickwick papers ) 'My dear Sir,' said Mr. Pickwick, with some embarrassment, 'I had noidea of your accompanying us.<>
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If they persist in accompanying me, I must make the interview asbrief as possible, and be content that, for their own sakes, they willnot expose themselves.<>
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He stopped, smileddarkly, and added, in a low, vindictive tone, 'It serves him right!'Having given vent to this cruel ebullition of deadly malice andcold-blooded triumph over a fallen enemy, Mr. Pott inquired whether Mr.Pickwick's friends were 'blue?' Receiving a most satisfactory answerin the affirmative from Sam, who knew as much about the matter as Potthimself, he consented to accompany him to Mr. Pickwick's room, wherea hearty welcome awaited him, and an agreement to club their dinnerstogether was at once made and ratified.<>
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Then,seizing the reverend gentleman firmly by the collar, he suddenly fellto kicking him most furiously, accompanying every application of histop-boot to Mr. Stiggins's person, with sundry violent and incoherentanathemas upon his limbs, eyes, and body.<>
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( Dickens The Pickwick papers ) 'Just so,' interposed Perker, who had accompanied this dialogue withsundry twitchings of his watch-chain, vindictive rubbings of his nose,and other symptoms of impatience.<>
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Mr. Pell's bill was taxed by Sam, and some charges were disallowed bythe umpires; but, notwithstanding Mr. Pell's declaration, accompaniedwith many solemn asseverations that they were really too hard upon him,it was by very many degrees the best professional job he had everhad, and one on which he boarded, lodged, and washed, for six monthsafterwards.<>
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Sam accompanies me there.<>
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( Dickens The Pickwick papers ) Mr. Bob Sawyer, having previously passed through the GAZETTE, passedover to Bengal, accompanied by Mr. Benjamin Allen; both gentlemen havingreceived surgical appointments from the East India Company.<>
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In the background was a row ofsunny beehives, along which an elderly man, presumably Mr. Smith, wasmoving accompanied by a short, commonplace-looking companion in blackclerical costume.<>
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But the patternof them changed and shifted and turned dizzily, to the accompaniment ofa low grinding noise, which sounded somehow like a subterranean river,and may have been no more than old Mr. Jameson snoring in the dressing-room.<>
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(Chesterton The secret of father Brown ) The first complete impressions he had were the words of a song, with arather thin metallic accompaniment; they were sung in a foreign accentand a voice that was still strange and yet faintly familiar.<>
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Perhaps it was more marked because hehad the sort of athletic reach and poise and the sort of leonine yellowhair and moustache which accompany (always in fiction and sometimes infact) a frank and cheerful demeanour of "English youth.<>
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" As in his casethey accompanied deep and cavernous eyes and a rather haggard look, thecontrast with the conventional tall figure and fair hair of romance mayhave had a touch of something sinister.<>
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"(Chesterton The secret of father Brown ) Lady Outram, who was accompanied by a tall and quietly-dressed lady,still very handsome, presumably the original Miss Grayson, looked at thelittle priest with cold contempt.<>
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Coniugazione:1 - accompagnare
Ausiliare:avere transitivo
INDICATIVO - attivo
Presente
io accompagno
tu accompagni
egli accompagna
noi accompagniamo
voi accompagnate
essi accompagnano
Imperfetto
io accompagnavo
tu accompagnavi
egli accompagnava
noi accompagnavamo
voi accompagnavate
essi accompagnavano
Passato remoto
io accompagnai
tu accompagnasti
egli accompagnò
noi accompagnammo
voi accompagnaste
essi accompagnarono
Passato prossimo
io ho accompagnato
tu hai accompagnato
egli ha accompagnato
noi abbiamo accompagnato
voi avete accompagnato
essi hanno accompagnato
Trapassato prossimo
io avevo accompagnato
tu avevi accompagnato
egli aveva accompagnato
noi avevamo accompagnato
voi avevate accompagnato
essi avevano accompagnato
Trapassato remoto
io ebbi accompagnato
tu avesti accompagnato
egli ebbe accompagnato
noi avemmo accompagnato
voi eveste accompagnato
essi ebbero accompagnato
Futuro semplice
io accompagnerò
tu accompagnerai
egli accompagnerà
noi accompagneremo
voi accompagnerete
essi accompagneranno
Futuro anteriore
io avrò accompagnato
tu avrai accompagnato
egli avrà accompagnato
noi avremo accompagnato
voi avrete accompagnato
essi avranno accompagnato
CONGIUNTIVO - attivo
Presente
che io accompagni
che tu accompagni
che egli accompagni
che noi accompagniamo
che voi accompagniate
che essi accompagnino
Passato
che io abbia accompagnato
che tu abbia accompagnato
che egli abbia accompagnato
che noi abbiamo accompagnato
che voi abbiate accompagnato
che essi abbiano accompagnato
Imperfetto
che io accompagnassi
che tu accompagnassi
che egli accompagnasse
che noi accompagnassimo
che voi accompagnaste
che essi accompagnassero
Trapassato
che io avessi accompagnato
che tu avessi accompagnato
che egli avesse accompagnato
che noi avessimo accompagnato
che voi aveste accompagnato
che essi avessero accompagnato
CONDIZIONALE - attivo
Presente
io accompagnerei
tu accompagneresti
egli accompagnerebbe
noi accompagneremmo
voi accompagnereste
essi accompagnerebbero
Passato
io avrei accompagnato
tu avresti accompagnato
egli avrebbe accompagnato
noi avremmo accompagnato
voi avreste accompagnato
essi avrebbero accompagnato
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
IMPERATIVO - attivo
Presente
-
accompagna
accompagni
accompagniamo
accompagnate
accompagnino
Futuro
-
accompagnerai
accompagnerà
accompagneremo
accompagnerete
accompagneranno
INFINITO - attivo
Presente
accompagnar
Passato
essersi accompagnato
PARTICIPIO - attivo
Presente
accompagnante
Passato
accompagnato
 
 
GERUNDIO - attivo
Presente
accompagnando
Passato
avendo accompagnato
Verb: to accompany-accompanied-accompanied
Ausiliar: to have - transitivo/intransitivo
Affermative - INDICATIVE
Present simple
I accompany
you accompany
he/she/it accompanies
we accompany
you accompany
they accompany
Simple past
I accompanied
you accompanied
he/she/it accompanied
we accompanied
you accompanied
they accompanied
Simple past
I accompanied
you accompanied
he/she/it accompanied
we accompanied
you accompanied
they accompanied
Present perfect
I have accompanied
you have accompanied
he/she/it has accompanied
we have accompanied
you have accompanied
they have accompanied
Past perfect
I had accompanied
you had accompanied
he/she/it had accompanied
we had accompanied
you had accompanied
they had accompanied
Past perfect
I had accompanied
you had accompanied
he/she/it had accompanied
we had accompanied
you had accompanied
they had accompanied
Simple future
I will accompany
you will accompany
he/she/it will accompany
we will accompany
you will accompany
they will accompany
Future perfect
I will have accompanied
you will have accompanied
he/she/it will have accompanied
we will have accompanied
you will have accompanied
they will have accompanied
Present continuous
I am accompanying
you are accompanying
he/she/it is accompanying
we are accompanying
you are accompanying
they are accompanying
Past simple continuous
I was accompanying
you were accompanying
he/she/it was accompanying
we were accompanying
you were accompanying
they were accompanying
Future continuous
I will be accompanying
you will be accompanying
he/she/it will be accompanying
we will be accompanying
you will be accompanying
they will be accompanying
Future perfect continuous
I will have been accompanying
you will have been accompanying
he/she/it will have been accompanying
we will have been accompanying
you will have been accompanying
they will have been accompanying
Present perfect continuous
I have been accompanying
you have been accompanying
he/she/it has been accompanying
we have been accompanying
you have been accompanying
they have been accompanying
Past perfect continuous
I had been accompanying
you had been accompanying
he/she/it had been accompanying
we had been accompanying
you had been accompanying
they had been accompanying
Affermative - SUBJUNCTIVE
Present simple
That I accompany
That you accompany
That he/she/it accompany
That we accompany
That you accompany
That they accompany
Present perfect
That I have accompanied
That you have accompanied
That he/she/it have accompanied
That we have accompanied
That you have accompanied
That they have accompanied
Simple past
That I accompanied
That you accompanied
That he/she/it accompanied
That we accompanied
That you accompanied
That they accompanied
Past perfect
That I had accompanied
That you had accompanied
That he/she/it had accompanied
That we had accompanied
That you had accompanied
That they had accompanied
Affermative - CONDITIONAL
Present
I would accompany
you would accompany
we would accompany
we would accompany
you would accompany
they would accompany
Past
I would have accompanied
you would have accompanied
he/she/it would have accompanied
we would have accompanied
you would have accompanied
they would have accompanied
Present continous
I would be accompanying
you would be accompanying
we would be accompanying
we would be accompanying
you would be accompanying
they would be accompanying
Past continous
I would have been accompanying
you would have been accompanying
he/she/it would have been accompanying
we would have been accompanying
you would have been accompanying
they would have been accompanying
Affermative - IMPERATIVE
Present
let me accompany
accompany
let him accompany
let us accompany
accompany
let them accompany
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Affermative - INFINITIVE
Present
to accompany
Past
to have accompanied
Present continous
to be accompanying
Perfect continous
to have been accompanying
Affermative - PARTICIPLE
Present
accompanying
Past
accompanied
Perfect
having accompanied
Affermative - GERUND
Present
accompanying
Past
having accompanied
Negative - INDICATIVE
Present simple
I do not accompany
you do not accompany
he/she/it does not accompanies
we do not accompany
you do not accompany
they do not accompany
Simple past
I did not accompany
you did not accompany
he/she/it did not accompany
we did not accompany
you did not accompany
they did not accompany
Simple past
I did not accompany
you did not accompany
he/she/it did not accompany
we did not accompany
you did not accompany
they did not accompany
Present perfect
I have not accompanied
you have not accompanied
he/she/it has not accompanied
we have not accompanied
you have not accompanied
they have not accompanied
Past perfect
I had not accompanied
you had not accompanied
he/she/it had not accompanied
we had not accompanied
you had not accompanied
they had not accompanied
Past perfect
I had not accompanied
you had not accompanied
he/she/it had not accompanied
we had not accompanied
you had not accompanied
they had not accompanied
Simple future
I will not accompany
you will not accompany
he/she/it will not accompany
we will not accompany
you will not accompany
they will not accompany
Future perfect
I will not have accompanied
you will not have accompanied
he/she/it will not have accompanied
we will not have accompanied
you will not have accompanied
they will not have accompanied
Present continuous
I am not accompanying
you are not accompanying
he/she/it is not accompanying
we are not accompanying
you are not accompanying
they are not accompanying
Past simple continuous
I was not accompanying
you were not accompanying
he/she/it was not accompanying
we were not accompanying
you were not accompanying
they were not accompanying
Future continuous
I will not be accompanying
you will not be accompanying
he/she/it will not be accompanying
we will not be accompanying
you will not be accompanying
they will not be accompanying
Future perfect continuous
I will not have been accompanying
you will not have been accompanying
he/she/it will not have been accompanying
we will not have been accompanying
you will not have been accompanying
they will not have been accompanying
Present perfect continuous
I have not been accompanying
you have not been accompanying
he/she/it has not been accompanying
we have not been accompanying
you have not been accompanying
they have not been accompanying
Past perfect continuous
I had not been accompanying
you had not been accompanying
he/she/it had not been accompanying
we had not been accompanying
you had not been accompanying
they had not been accompanying
Negative - SUBJUNCTIVE
Present simple
That I do not accompany
That you do not accompany
That he/she/it does not accompany
That we do not accompany
That you do not accompany
That they do not accompany
Present perfect
That I have not accompanied
That you have not accompanied
That he/she/it have not accompanied
That we have not accompanied
That you have not accompanied
That they have not accompanied
Simple past
That I did not accompany
That you did not accompany
That he/she/it did not accompany
That we did not accompany
That you did not accompany
That they did not accompany
Past perfect
That I had not accompanied
That you had not accompanied
That he/she/it had not accompanied
That we had not accompanied
That you had not accompanied
That they had not accompanied
Negative - CONDITIONAL
Present
I would not accompany
you would not accompany
we would not accompany
we would not accompany
you would not accompany
they would not accompany
Past
I would not have accompanied
you would not have accompanied
he/she/it would not have accompanied
we would not have accompanied
you would not have accompanied
they would not have accompanied
Present continous
I would not be accompanying
you would not be accompanying
we would not be accompanying
we would not be accompanying
you would not be accompanying
they would not be accompanying
Past continous
I would not have been accompanying
you would not have been accompanying
he/she/it would not have been accompanying
we would not have been accompanying
you would not have been accompanying
they would not have been accompanying
Negative - IMPERATIVE
Present
do not let me accompany
do not accompany
do not let him accompany
do not let us accompany
do not accompany
do not let them accompany
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Negative - INFINITIVE
Present
not to accompany
Past
not to have accompanied
Present continous
not to be accompanying
Perfect continous
not to have been accompanying
Negative - PARTICIPLE
Present
not accompanying
Past
not accompanied
Perfect
not having accompanied
Negative - GERUND
Present
not accompanying
Past
not having accompanied
Interrogative - INDICATIVE
Present simple
do I accompany ?
do you accompany ?
does she/he/it accompanies ?
do we accompany ?
do you accompany ?
do they accompany ?
Simple past
did I accompany ?
did you accompany ?
did she/he/it accompany ?
did we accompany ?
did you accompany ?
did they accompany ?
Simple past
did I accompany ?
did you accompany ?
did she/he/it accompany ?
did we accompany ?
did you accompany ?
did they accompany ?
Present perfect
have I accompanied ?
have you accompanied ?
has she/he/it accompanied ?
have we accompanied ?
have you accompanied ?
have they accompanied ?
Past perfect
had I accompanied ?
had you accompanied ?
had she/he/it accompanied ?
had we accompanied ?
had you accompanied ?
had they accompanied ?
Past perfect
had I accompanied ?
had you accompanied ?
had she/he/it accompanied ?
had we accompanied ?
had you accompanied ?
had they accompanied ?
Simple future
will I accompany ?
will you accompany ?
will she/he/it accompany ?
will we accompany ?
will you accompany ?
will they accompany ?
Future perfect
will I have accompanied ?
will you have accompanied ?
will she/he/it have accompanied ?
will we have accompanied ?
will you have accompanied ?
will they have accompanied ?
Present continuous
am I accompanying ?
are you accompanying ?
is she/he/it accompanying ?
are we accompanying ?
are you accompanying ?
are they accompanying ?
Past simple continuous
was I accompanying ?
were you accompanying ?
was she/he/it accompanying ?
were we accompanying ?
were you accompanying ?
were they accompanying ?
Future continuous
will I be accompanying ?
will you be accompanying ?
will she/he/it be accompanying ?
will we be accompanying ?
will you be accompanying ?
will they be accompanying ?
Future perfect continuous
will I have been accompanying ?
will you have been accompanying ?
will she/he/it have been accompanying ?
will we have been accompanying ?
will you have been accompanying ?
will they have been accompanying ?
Present perfect continuous
have I been accompanying ?
have you been accompanying ?
has she/he/it been accompanying ?
have we been accompanying ?
have you been accompanying ?
have they been accompanying ?
Past perfect continuous
had I been accompanying ?
had you been accompanying ?
had she/he/it been accompanying ?
had we been accompanying ?
had you been accompanying ?
had they been accompanying ?
Interrogative - SUBJUNCTIVE
Present simple
That do I accompany ?
That do you accompany ?
That does she/he/it accompany ?
That do we accompany ?
That do you accompany ?
That do they accompany ?
Present perfect
That have I accompanied ?
That have you accompanied ?
That have she/he/it accompanied ?
That have we accompanied ?
That have you accompanied ?
That have they accompanied ?
Simple past
That did I accompany ?
That did you accompany ?
That did she/he/it accompany ?
That did we accompany ?
That did you accompany ?
That did they accompany ?
Past perfect
That had I accompanied ?
That had you accompanied ?
That had she/he/it accompanied ?
That had we accompanied ?
That had you accompanied ?
That had they accompanied ?
Interrogative - CONDITIONAL
Present
would I accompany ?
would you accompany ?
would she/he/it accompany ?
would we accompany ?
would you accompany ?
would they accompany ?
Past
would I have accompanied?
would you have accompanied?
would she/he/it have accompanied?
would we have accompanied?
would you have accompanied?
would they have accompanied?
Present continous
would I be accompanying ?
would you be accompanying ?
would she/he/it be accompanying ?
would we be accompanying ?
would you be accompanying ?
would they be accompanying ?
Past continous
would I have been accompanying?
would you have been accompanying?
would she/he/it have been accompanying?
would we have been accompanying?
would you have been accompanying?
would they have been accompanying?
Interrogative - IMPERATIVE
Present
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Interrogative-Negative - INDICATIVE
Present simple
do I not accompany ?
do you not accompany ?
does she/he/it not accompanies ?
do we not accompany ?
do you not accompany ?
do they not accompany ?
Simple past
did I not accompany ?
did you not accompany ?
did she/he/it not accompany ?
did we not accompany ?
did you not accompany ?
did they not accompany ?
Simple past
did I not accompany ?
did you not accompany ?
did she/he/it not accompany ?
did we not accompany ?
did you not accompany ?
did they not accompany ?
Present perfect
have I not accompanied ?
have you not accompanied ?
has she/he/it not accompanied ?
have we not accompanied ?
have you not accompanied ?
have they not accompanied ?
Past perfect
had I not accompanied ?
had you not accompanied ?
had she/he/it not accompanied ?
had we not accompanied ?
had you not accompanied ?
had they not accompanied ?
Past perfect
had I not accompanied ?
had you not accompanied ?
had she/he/it not accompanied ?
had we not accompanied ?
had you not accompanied ?
had they not accompanied ?
Simple future
will I not accompany ?
will you not accompany ?
will she/he/it not accompany ?
will we not accompany ?
will you not accompany ?
will they not accompany ?
Future perfect
will I not have accompanied ?
will you not have accompanied ?
will she/he/it not have accompanied ?
will we not have accompanied ?
will you not have accompanied ?
will they not have accompanied ?
Present continuous
am I not accompanying ?
are you not accompanying ?
is she/he/it not accompanying ?
are we not accompanying ?
are you not accompanying ?
are they not accompanying ?
Past simple continuous
was I not accompanying ?
were you not accompanying ?
was she/he/it not accompanying ?
were we not accompanying ?
were you not accompanying ?
were they not accompanying ?
Future continuous
will I not be accompanying ?
will you not be accompanying ?
will she/he/it not be accompanying ?
will we not be accompanying ?
will you not be accompanying ?
will they not be accompanying ?
Future perfect continuous
will I not have been accompanying ?
will you not have been accompanying ?
will she/he/it not have been accompanying ?
will we not have been accompanying ?
will you not have been accompanying ?
will they not have been accompanying ?
Present perfect continuous
have I not been accompanying ?
have you not been accompanying ?
has she/he/it not been accompanying ?
have we not been accompanying ?
have you not been accompanying ?
have they not been accompanying ?
Past perfect continuous
had I not been accompanying ?
had you not been accompanying ?
had she/he/it not been accompanying ?
had we not been accompanying ?
had you not been accompanying ?
had they not been accompanying ?
Interrogative-Negative - SUBJUNCTIVE
Present simple
That do I not accompany ?
That do you not accompany ?
That does she/he/it not accompany ?
That do we not accompany ?
That do you not accompany ?
That do they not accompany ?
Present perfect
That have I not accompanied ?
That have you not accompanied ?
That have she/he/it not accompanied ?
That have we not accompanied ?
That have you not accompanied ?
That have they not accompanied ?
Simple past
That did I not accompany ?
That did you not accompany ?
That did she/he/it not accompany ?
That did we not accompany ?
That did you not accompany ?
That did they not accompany ?
Past perfect
That had I not accompanied ?
That had you not accompanied ?
That had she/he/it not accompanied ?
That had we not accompanied ?
That had you not accompanied ?
That had they not accompanied ?
Interrogative-Negative - CONDITIONAL
Present
would I not accompany ?
would you not accompany ?
would she/he/it not accompany ?
would we not accompany ?
would you not accompany ?
would they not accompany ?
Past
would I not have accompanied?
would you not have accompanied?
would she/he/it not have accompanied?
would we not have accompanied?
would you not have accompanied?
would they not have accompanied?
Present continous
would I not be accompanying ?
would you not be accompanying ?
would she/he/it not be accompanying ?
would we not be accompanying ?
would you not be accompanying ?
would they not be accompanying ?
Past continous
would I not have been accompanying?
would you not have been accompanying?
would she/he/it not have been accompanying?
would we not have been accompanying?
would you not have been accompanying?
would they not have been accompanying?
Interrogative-Negative - IMPERATIVE
Present