KONJUGATION AUF ENGLISCH DES VERBS PERSONIZE
PRESENT
Present
I personize
you personize
he/she/it personizes
we personize
you personize
they personize
Present continuous
I am personizing
you are personizing
he/she/it is personizing
we are personizing
you are personizing
they are personizing
Present perfect
I have personized
you have personized
he/she/it has personized
we have personized
you have personized
they have personized
Present perfect continuous
I have been personizing
you have been personizing
he/she/it has been personizing
we have been personizing
you have been personizing
they have been personizing
PAST
Past
I personized
you personized
he/she/it personized
we personized
you personized
they personized
Past continuous
I was personizing
you were personizing
he/she/it was personizing
we were personizing
you were personizing
they were personizing
Past perfect
I had personized
you had personized
he/she/it had personized
we had personized
you had personized
they had personized
Past perfect continuous
I had been personizing
you had been personizing
he/she/it had been personizing
we had been personizing
you had been personizing
they had been personizing
FUTURE
Future
I will personize
you will personize
he/she/it will personize
we will personize
you will personize
they will personize
Future continuous
I will be personizing
you will be personizing
he/she/it will be personizing
we will be personizing
you will be personizing
they will be personizing
Future perfect
I will have personized
you will have personized
he/she/it will have personized
we will have personized
you will have personized
they will have personized
Future perfect continuous
I will have been personizing
you will have been personizing
he/she/it will have been personizing
we will have been personizing
you will have been personizing
they will have been personizing
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would personize
you would personize
he/she/it would personize
we would personize
you would personize
they would personize
Conditional continuous
I would be personizing
you would be personizing
he/she/it would be personizing
we would be personizing
you would be personizing
they would be personizing
Conditional perfect
I would have personize
you would have personize
he/she/it would have personize
we would have personize
you would have personize
they would have personize
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been personizing
you would have been personizing
he/she/it would have been personizing
we would have been personizing
you would have been personizing
they would have been personizing
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you personize
we let´s personize
you personize
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
personized
Present Participle
personizing
10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «PERSONIZE» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
personize in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
personize im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
1
The Jesus Touch: Learning the Art of Relationship from the ...
You have likely already guessed that word "personize" is an Anderson original.
But don't forget what it means. It means helping people become whole persons.
That's what Jesus did. He deftly helped separate the victim's illusion from the ...
2
The Anglo-American Telegraphic Code to Cheapen Telegraphy ...
Persisting. . Persolve Personize. . . Perspieacy. Persuade . . Persuasion.
Persuasory . Pertain. . . . Pertinacy. . Pertinate . . Pertingent . Pertly Pertness
Perturb. . . . Peruke Perusal Peruser Pervades. . . Pervert. . . . Perverting. Pervious
. . . Peskily .
3
The Works of Oliver Goldsmith: The citizen of the world. ...
Afraid to think for themselves ; and their universities seldom admit opinions as
true, till universally received among the rest of mankind.3 In short, were I to
personize my ideas of learning in this country, I would represent it in the tawdry
habits of ...
Oliver Goldsmith, J. W. M. Gibbs, Henry George Bohn,
1885
4
The world's best essays, from the earliest period to the ...
If you would make Fortune your friend, or, to personize her no longer, if you
desire, my son, to be rich, and have money, be more eager to save than acquire:
when people say, Money is to be got here, and money is to be got there, take no
...
David Josiah Brewer, Edward Archibald Allen, William Schuyler,
1900
5
The ABC Universal Commercial Electric Telegraphic Code: ...
Permeable Permeation Permissive Permitter Permutable Pernicious Pernicity
Peroration Peroxide Perpension Perpetuate Perpetuity Perplex Perplexity
Perquisite Persecuted Persevered Persistive Personal Personify Personize
Perspicacy ...
William Clauson-Thue,
1899
6
Works: With a Life and Notes
In short, she is ever seen accompanying industry, and as often trundling a
wheelbarrow as lolling in a coach and six. If you would make Fortune your friend,
or, to personize her no longer, if you desire, my son, to be rich, and have money,
...
Oliver Goldsmith, Henry George Bohn,
1848
7
University of California Publications in Modern Philology
... mackle, mandate, miscalculate, misexpress, misnomer, negative, non-concur,
numerate, obnounce, outargue, outbluster, outbully, out-thunder, overdraw,
palaver, parody, personify, personize, plagiarize, pop (the question), postmark,
probe, ...
8
Miscellaneous Works Including a Variety of Pieces Now First ...
... personize her no longer, if you desire, my son, to be rich and have money, be
more eager to save than to acquire : when people say, " Money is to be got here,
and money is to be got there." take no notice ; mind your own business ; stay ...
9
A View of the Levant: Particularly of Constantinople, Syria, ...
Hot (which Name Mr. Plato/Je seems now inclin'd to personize) was (says he)
one of the first Dwellers in Egypt, and perhaps was the Son of C/Jam. This same
That (continues he) invented as many symbolical Characters, or Figures, easy to
...
10
A new universal etymological technological, and pronouncing ...
The change of things to persons. — See Prosopopaeia. Personify, per-son'e-fi,
t. a. To ascribe to an inanimate being the sentiments, actions, or language of a
rational being or person. Personize, per'sun-ize, r. a. To personify. — Seldom
used.
John Craig (F.G.S.),
1849