CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO ALBUMENISE
PRESENT
Present
I albumenise
you albumenise
he/she/it albumenises
we albumenise
you albumenise
they albumenise
Present continuous
I am albumenising
you are albumenising
he/she/it is albumenising
we are albumenising
you are albumenising
they are albumenising
Present perfect
I have albumenised
you have albumenised
he/she/it has albumenised
we have albumenised
you have albumenised
they have albumenised
Present perfect continuous
I have been albumenising
you have been albumenising
he/she/it has been albumenising
we have been albumenising
you have been albumenising
they have been albumenising
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 albumenised
you albumenised
he/she/it albumenised
we albumenised
you albumenised
they albumenised
Past continuous
I was albumenising
you were albumenising
he/she/it was albumenising
we were albumenising
you were albumenising
they were albumenising
Past perfect
I had albumenised
you had albumenised
he/she/it had albumenised
we had albumenised
you had albumenised
they had albumenised
Past perfect continuous
I had been albumenising
you had been albumenising
he/she/it had been albumenising
we had been albumenising
you had been albumenising
they had been albumenising
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will albumenise
you will albumenise
he/she/it will albumenise
we will albumenise
you will albumenise
they will albumenise
Future continuous
I will be albumenising
you will be albumenising
he/she/it will be albumenising
we will be albumenising
you will be albumenising
they will be albumenising
Future perfect
I will have albumenised
you will have albumenised
he/she/it will have albumenised
we will have albumenised
you will have albumenised
they will have albumenised
Future perfect continuous
I will have been albumenising
you will have been albumenising
he/she/it will have been albumenising
we will have been albumenising
you will have been albumenising
they will have been albumenising
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would albumenise
you would albumenise
he/she/it would albumenise
we would albumenise
you would albumenise
they would albumenise
Conditional continuous
I would be albumenising
you would be albumenising
he/she/it would be albumenising
we would be albumenising
you would be albumenising
they would be albumenising
Conditional perfect
I would have albumenise
you would have albumenise
he/she/it would have albumenise
we would have albumenise
you would have albumenise
they would have albumenise
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been albumenising
you would have been albumenising
he/she/it would have been albumenising
we would have been albumenising
you would have been albumenising
they would have been albumenising
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you albumenise
we let´s albumenise
you albumenise
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
albumenised
Present Participle
albumenising
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 «ALBUMENISE»
Discover the use of
albumenise in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
albumenise and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
A Popular Treatise on Photography
It is very difficult to albumenise large sheets of paper. The first operation should
be the removal of bubbles by means of a card, and this must be done very
effectually, because wherever there is a bubble the liquid does not touch the
paper, and ...
Désiré van Monckhoven, 1863
2
A Popular Treatise on Photography. Also, a description of, ...
It is very difficult to albumenise large sheets of paper. The first operation should
be the removal of bubbles by means of a card, and this must be done very efi'
ectually, because wherever there is a bubble the liquid does not touch the paper,
...
D. van MONCKHOVEN, William Henry THORNTHWAITE, 1863
3
THE CHEMIST A MONTHLY JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL & PHYISCAL SCIENCE
... different processes to albumenise the glass ; for example a pipette and
beginning at the upper part and going downwards, as proposed by M. Fortier, or
by using a pledget of gutta percha to support the glass, and by pouring the liquid
on it, ...
... the albumen. Dextrine gives great tenacity to the layer, and the water renders
the whole easier to spread upon the glass ; the quantity may be augmented if the
weather is hot and dry. There are different processes to albumenise the glass ...
5
Cultures, Ideologies, and the Dictionary: Studies in Honor ...
... aestival, aestivate, afeard, aftermost, agee, agent-general, AID, air chief
marshal, air commodore, air consignment note, Air F orce (RAF), air marshal, Air
Ministry, air vice-marshal, aircraft( s )man, aircraftswoman, airmobile, ajee,
albumenise, ...
Braj B. Kachru, Henry Kahane, 1995
6
Photographic News for Amateur Photographers
... water and albumenise with eight minims of ammonia to each ounce. I will just
say a word or two in answer to the objections which the "four drachm" advocates
will thunder against me. I need say nothing in answer to a statement which I once
...
George Wharton Simpson, Sir William Crookes, 1860
7
The Illustrated photographer
Let the reader try this experiment upon one-half of a sheet of paper, and then
albumenise the whole, and print upon it — he will be convinced of the truth of
what I sav. The India-rubber may be applied to the print afterwards, as a means of
...
8
The Photographer's Friend: A Practical, Independent ...
Albumenise your plates. It is the easiest thing imaginable to do, and saves a
world of trouble and vexation. The films never slip off and never burst up, no
matter how far you have to push the development or intensification. The bath is
not ...
9
The Process Engraver's Monthly
... is indicated by the change in the lower film. The best practical application of
this method is to lightly albumenise and salt stout silk and after drying to sensitise
on a silver nitrate bath. After drying, the coating of pigmented gelatine is applied.
10
Chambers English-Hindi Dictionary
... ?ft ^TÍBÍt ^tírr album л. энчч, Р*Ч1ЧК, ííirf 3^^» л. album-leaf #*\4Ч Ч>Г ЧТГ
albumen î>^*ti Й<1+; v.í. albumenise, albuminise (photo.) ^<г^(ч«1 (% ^Ч') ÍT ^Ч
ЧГ?гГГ; л!, albumin ^pfftpr (ч*т í П(^чн^|)н sftît^); albuminate fy^Md; adjs.
albuminoid ...
Sureśa Avasthī, Indujā Avasthī, 1981
