CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO ADMONISH
PRESENT
Present
I admonish
you admonish
he/she/it admonishes
we admonish
you admonish
they admonish
Present continuous
I am admonishing
you are admonishing
he/she/it is admonishing
we are admonishing
you are admonishing
they are admonishing
Present perfect
I have admonished
you have admonished
he/she/it has admonished
we have admonished
you have admonished
they have admonished
Present perfect continuous
I have been admonishing
you have been admonishing
he/she/it has been admonishing
we have been admonishing
you have been admonishing
they have been admonishing
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 admonished
you admonished
he/she/it admonished
we admonished
you admonished
they admonished
Past continuous
I was admonishing
you were admonishing
he/she/it was admonishing
we were admonishing
you were admonishing
they were admonishing
Past perfect
I had admonished
you had admonished
he/she/it had admonished
we had admonished
you had admonished
they had admonished
Past perfect continuous
I had been admonishing
you had been admonishing
he/she/it had been admonishing
we had been admonishing
you had been admonishing
they had been admonishing
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will admonish
you will admonish
he/she/it will admonish
we will admonish
you will admonish
they will admonish
Future continuous
I will be admonishing
you will be admonishing
he/she/it will be admonishing
we will be admonishing
you will be admonishing
they will be admonishing
Future perfect
I will have admonished
you will have admonished
he/she/it will have admonished
we will have admonished
you will have admonished
they will have admonished
Future perfect continuous
I will have been admonishing
you will have been admonishing
he/she/it will have been admonishing
we will have been admonishing
you will have been admonishing
they will have been admonishing
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would admonish
you would admonish
he/she/it would admonish
we would admonish
you would admonish
they would admonish
Conditional continuous
I would be admonishing
you would be admonishing
he/she/it would be admonishing
we would be admonishing
you would be admonishing
they would be admonishing
Conditional perfect
I would have admonish
you would have admonish
he/she/it would have admonish
we would have admonish
you would have admonish
they would have admonish
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been admonishing
you would have been admonishing
he/she/it would have been admonishing
we would have been admonishing
you would have been admonishing
they would have been admonishing
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you admonish
we let´s admonish
you admonish
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
admonished
Present Participle
admonishing
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 «ADMONISH»
Discover the use of
admonish in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
admonish and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Kühner's Latin grammar: with exercises, Latin reader and ...
I. Present. moneo, I admonish j monSs, thou ad. monishest mone(, he, she, it|
admonishes monemws, we admonish money's, you admonish monenf, they
admonish moneum, I may ad. moneds, thou mayest admonish moneffi, he, she, it
may ...
How to admonish those who fear afflictions and those who despise them 126 14.
How to admonish the taciturn and the talkative 129 15. How to admonish the
slothful and the hasty 134 16. How to admonish the meek and the choleric 136
17.
3
Elementary Grammar of the Latin Language: With a Series of ...
Subjunctive. I. Present. moneo, I admonish mones,thou admon- ishest montt, he,
she, it admonishes monimus, we admonish mone(ii, you admonish moneni, they
admonish monedm, I may ad. mone<u, thou mayest admonish moned(, he, she, ...
4
'The Son of Man': Or Contributions to the Study of the ...
Admonish thy (toy) friend, it may be he hath not said [it], and, if he hath said it, [
admonish him] that he may not say it a second time. Admonish a friend, for often it
is a slander, and trust not every tale.... Admonish thy neighbour (rbv Tr\t]<siov oov
) ...
5
English Synonymes Explained, in Alphabetical Order
ADMONISH. The ADMI'ITANCE to public places of entertainment is on particular
occasions difficult. The ADMISSION of irregularities, however trifling in the
commencement, is mostly attended with serious consequences. - Assurance
never ...
6
The Friends' Library: Comprising Journals, Doctrinal ...
In one of his epistles he thus writes :—' Now, concerning Gospel order, though
the doctrine of Jesus Christ requireth his people to admonish a brother or sister
twice, before they tell the church; yet that limiteth none, so as they shall use no ...
William Evans, Thomas Evans, 1838
7
A Practical Grammar of the Latin Language; with Perpetual ...
For the Use of Schools, Colleges, and Private Learners George J. Adler. Active
Voice. — Continued. Imperative Mood. Presekt. 1. S. ilm-il; P. Me, love thou, love
ye. 2. S. mon-G ; P. ete, admonish thou, admonish ye. 8. S. If g-e ; P. lte, read thou
, ...
8
The works of John Robinson: pastor of the Pilgrim Fathers
If the officers alone be the church to be told, and to admonish and judge the
offender, for there is one, and the same church for all these, then it must follow,
that if the officers admonish, the church also admonisheth, and on the contrary,
that if ...
John Robinson, Robert Ashton, 1851
9
English synonymes explained with illustrations and exemples ...
ADMONISH. The ADMITTANCE to public" places of entertainment is on particular
occasions diflicult. The ADMISSION of irregularities, however trifling in the
commencement, is mostly attended with serious conSequences. Assurance
never ...
10
A Journal of the Life of that Ancient Servant of Christ John ...
Pray Mr. Wilson, said he to the high priest (the same who came before to our
meeting to persecute uf,. after be had been at that called his sacrament) Do you
admonish him ? Upon which 1 looked for some information and counsel ; but all ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ADMONISH»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
admonish is used in the context of the following news items.
Learning to hurt so that we don't harm
Admonish. Relinquish. Say “no.” Detach. In some cases protest. Bark. Say “Stop!” We refuse. We say, “You are utterly wrong to think/feel that ... «Las Vegas Review-Journal, Jul 15»
Moseley: Not all Muslims are terrorists, and not all things …
The government and media admonish Americans not to blame Islam, that these groups are a small minority and do not represent the majority of ... «Roanoke Times, Jul 15»
Keep the crazy away from sharp objects and sharp comments
"When you call someone "mentally ill" in this culture it's a way to admonish people not to listen to them, to ignore anything they say about their ... «Enter Stage Right, Jul 15»
Pilgrimage has become a huge business in government — Adejuwon
I entreat Lagos state government to commence its application for the national theatre; I also want to admonish the Federal Government to let go ... «Gbooza, Jul 15»
Donald Trump top with Republicans and defends Mexican …
The rise comes as public figures and businesses continue to admonish Trump because of the comments saying that those crossing the border ... «Daily Mail, Jul 15»
Why we're so confused about Amy Winehouse
She knows what it's like to be hit and for it to feel like a kiss, but when the bruises faded, she can laugh at and admonish herself. From the start ... «The Guardian, Jul 15»
Our relationship with the auto is about to change
... as if to admonish, yet with the utmost discretion -- really, you can drive better than this. A more audible or dramatic scold might embarrass the ... «Chicago Daily Herald, Jul 15»
Enough! Stop More Giant Truck-Trailers on Your Highways
... number (1-202-224-3121) and ask the always polite operator to transfer you to the Senators or Representatives whom you wish to admonish ... «Dissident Voice, Jul 15»
Can Tim Hunt say whatever he likes because he is a 'good guy'?
The article is really saying that his group (middle/upper class men) knows best and has the right to “admonish the others for incompetence”. «Cyprus Mail, Jul 15»
Sex, Race, and Marriage…
Unless we are willing to publicly and legally admonish the ease in which we can get divorced and take an honest look at how we contributed to ... «Patheos, Jul 15»
