CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO ACCULTURATE
PRESENT
Present
I acculturate
you acculturate
he/she/it acculturates
we acculturate
you acculturate
they acculturate
Present continuous
I am acculturating
you are acculturating
he/she/it is acculturating
we are acculturating
you are acculturating
they are acculturating
Present perfect
I have acculturated
you have acculturated
he/she/it has acculturated
we have acculturated
you have acculturated
they have acculturated
Present perfect continuous
I have been acculturating
you have been acculturating
he/she/it has been acculturating
we have been acculturating
you have been acculturating
they have been acculturating
Present tense is used to refer to circumstances that exist at the present time or over a period that includes the present time. The
present perfect refers to past events, although it can be considered to denote primarily the resulting present situation rather than the events themselves.
PAST
Past
I acculturated
you acculturated
he/she/it acculturated
we acculturated
you acculturated
they acculturated
Past continuous
I was acculturating
you were acculturating
he/she/it was acculturating
we were acculturating
you were acculturating
they were acculturating
Past perfect
I had acculturated
you had acculturated
he/she/it had acculturated
we had acculturated
you had acculturated
they had acculturated
Past perfect continuous
I had been acculturating
you had been acculturating
he/she/it had been acculturating
we had been acculturating
you had been acculturating
they had been acculturating
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will acculturate
you will acculturate
he/she/it will acculturate
we will acculturate
you will acculturate
they will acculturate
Future continuous
I will be acculturating
you will be acculturating
he/she/it will be acculturating
we will be acculturating
you will be acculturating
they will be acculturating
Future perfect
I will have acculturated
you will have acculturated
he/she/it will have acculturated
we will have acculturated
you will have acculturated
they will have acculturated
Future perfect continuous
I will have been acculturating
you will have been acculturating
he/she/it will have been acculturating
we will have been acculturating
you will have been acculturating
they will have been acculturating
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would acculturate
you would acculturate
he/she/it would acculturate
we would acculturate
you would acculturate
they would acculturate
Conditional continuous
I would be acculturating
you would be acculturating
he/she/it would be acculturating
we would be acculturating
you would be acculturating
they would be acculturating
Conditional perfect
I would have acculturate
you would have acculturate
he/she/it would have acculturate
we would have acculturate
you would have acculturate
they would have acculturate
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been acculturating
you would have been acculturating
he/she/it would have been acculturating
we would have been acculturating
you would have been acculturating
they would have been acculturating
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you acculturate
we let´s acculturate
you acculturate
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Infinitive
to acculturate
Past participle
acculturated
Present Participle
acculturating
Infinitive shows the action beyond temporal perspective. The
present participle or gerund shows the action during the session. The
past participle shows the action after completion.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ACCULTURATE»
Discover the use of
acculturate in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
acculturate and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Immigrant Families in Contemporary Society
What is the relationship between how they acculturate and how well they adapt?
If there are variations in how people acculturate, and variation in how well they
adapt, this third question inevitably arises. If there are systematic relationships,
the ...
Jennifer E. Lansford, Kirby D. Deater-Deckard, Marc H. Bornstein, 2009
2
Living Two Lives and Two Cultures: The Fight to
Acculturate ...
A qualitative project using in-depth interviews examined the acculturation trends of Asian Indian adolescents.
3
Salsa, Soul, and Spirit: Leadership for a Multicultural Age
An. Invitation. to. Acculturate. U. nlike assimilation, whereby one's culture,
language, and background are discarded, acculturation is an adding on,
expanding process, which begins with listening and being open to learning. One
must be ...
4
Counseling Across Cultures
One facet is how individual members of ethnic groups, whether migrants,
refugees,indigenous peoples,or even tourists,acculturate to a new society,but
also how members of the dominant society acculturate to the members of the
ethnic groups.
5
Routledge International Handbook of Migration Studies
Even siblings within the same family—who are titularly the same generation—do
not necessarily acculturate in the same ways or to the same degree.
Generational discrepancies in acculturation are therefore common in immigrant
families ...
Steven J. Gold, Stephanie J. Nawyn, 2013
6
Identity and Participation in Culturally Diverse Societies: ...
... Berry, 2009; Berry & Sam, 2003; Rudmin & Ahmadzadeh, 2001). The three
questions arethefollowing: 1 Howdopeople acculturate? Are there variations
inacculturation strategies,in the goalsthat societies and individuals seek to
achieve?
Assaad E. Azzi, Xenia Chryssochoou, Bert Klandermans, 2011
7
Education as Both a Cause of and Solution to Problems in ...
Alana, Bean, Joni, Pheasant, and SHATTERPROOF started to self-correct when
they misused the terms assimilate and acculturate, and SHATTERPROOF one
time identified his misuse of the terms saying, “ See (laughter) there's the ...
Charlie R. Garriott, 2007
8
Power Verbs for Career Consultants, Coaches, and Mentors: ...
ACCULTURATE. (1) adapt; adjust; cause (asociety, for example) to change by
the process of acculturation; change behavior to suit a new culture; fit in Word
Used in Sentence(s) (1) “The main reason why newly hired outside executives
have ...
Michael Lawrence Faulkner, 2013
9
Human Resource Management, 1E
(ii) Stress Reduction: Expatriates who tend to acculturate more readily if they
engage in activities that help them reduce stress are expected to perform at a
higher level because they tend to acculturate more readily than those without
such ...
10
Handbook of Multicultural Mental Health: Assessment and ...
There also is individual resistance to acculturate by some minority-group
members. Some hold onto traditional cultural beliefs, values, customs, language,
behaviors, and so on, while resisting mainstream cultural influences. These are
referred ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ACCULTURATE»
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acculturate is used in the context of the following news items.
Boys Town Jerusalem Not Only Home, But Haven to Dr. Maro Gete
He credits his teachers at Boys Town Jerusalem with enabling him to develop into the person he is today. “They helped me acculturate and feel ... «Jewish Link of New Jersey, Jul 15»
Wisconsin university dubs 'America is a melting pot' a racial …
... melting pot” because, according to the document, it represents a message that minorities must “assimilate/acculturate to the dominant culture. «The College Fix, Jun 15»
California, Where Brown and Gray America Collide
These are groups inherently loyal to the U.S. and able to acculturate thanks to a civic culture that fosters engagement in our democratic ... «TIME, Jun 15»
LiNC 2015: Lithium sticks the landing
A lot of the uncertainties they had been subject to were related to trying to figure out how to justify, message around, acculturate and integrate ... «ZDNet, Jun 15»
Big Brother Fed Uses Biodata to Track School Lunch Choices
... are concerned that this form of data collection will acculturate an entire generation to the use of biometrics, regardless of security concerns:. «PJ Media, Jun 15»
Filmmaker envisions documentary on Mennonites
“You want to acculturate, and it pulls back. It takes generations to pull away, and when you do, it pulls back.” He envisions a one- to two-hour ... «Mennonite World Review, Jun 15»
Toyoda defends 'close friend' Hamp after arrest
Toyoda applauded the American businesswoman's efforts to acculturate to Japan as the first non-Japanese Toyota executive to take up ... «Automotive News, Jun 15»
Korea should face its demographic crisis head on
... bi-ethnic/bi-racial children and multicultural families are in planning so as to educate and acculturate the majority population to the increasing ... «Brookings Institution, Jun 15»
Reward for Mutual Benefits
True, Mutual Benefits has strived over the years to helping Nigerians acculturate to having insurance policy. As a Nigerian company with ... «THISDAY Live, Jun 15»
Art makes fatherless children smile
The project intends to define vulnerable people's requirements, most of whom migrated to Istanbul, and design rational projects to acculturate ... «Daily Sabah, Jun 15»
