CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO ALUMINISE
PRESENT
Present
I aluminise
you aluminise
he/she/it aluminises
we aluminise
you aluminise
they aluminise
Present continuous
I am aluminising
you are aluminising
he/she/it is aluminising
we are aluminising
you are aluminising
they are aluminising
Present perfect
I have aluminised
you have aluminised
he/she/it has aluminised
we have aluminised
you have aluminised
they have aluminised
Present perfect continuous
I have been aluminising
you have been aluminising
he/she/it has been aluminising
we have been aluminising
you have been aluminising
they have been aluminising
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 aluminised
you aluminised
he/she/it aluminised
we aluminised
you aluminised
they aluminised
Past continuous
I was aluminising
you were aluminising
he/she/it was aluminising
we were aluminising
you were aluminising
they were aluminising
Past perfect
I had aluminised
you had aluminised
he/she/it had aluminised
we had aluminised
you had aluminised
they had aluminised
Past perfect continuous
I had been aluminising
you had been aluminising
he/she/it had been aluminising
we had been aluminising
you had been aluminising
they had been aluminising
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will aluminise
you will aluminise
he/she/it will aluminise
we will aluminise
you will aluminise
they will aluminise
Future continuous
I will be aluminising
you will be aluminising
he/she/it will be aluminising
we will be aluminising
you will be aluminising
they will be aluminising
Future perfect
I will have aluminised
you will have aluminised
he/she/it will have aluminised
we will have aluminised
you will have aluminised
they will have aluminised
Future perfect continuous
I will have been aluminising
you will have been aluminising
he/she/it will have been aluminising
we will have been aluminising
you will have been aluminising
they will have been aluminising
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would aluminise
you would aluminise
he/she/it would aluminise
we would aluminise
you would aluminise
they would aluminise
Conditional continuous
I would be aluminising
you would be aluminising
he/she/it would be aluminising
we would be aluminising
you would be aluminising
they would be aluminising
Conditional perfect
I would have aluminise
you would have aluminise
he/she/it would have aluminise
we would have aluminise
you would have aluminise
they would have aluminise
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been aluminising
you would have been aluminising
he/she/it would have been aluminising
we would have been aluminising
you would have been aluminising
they would have been aluminising
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you aluminise
we let´s aluminise
you aluminise
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
aluminised
Present Participle
aluminising
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 «ALUMINISE»
Discover the use of
aluminise in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
aluminise and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Cultures, Ideologies, and the Dictionary: Studies in Honor ...
... allegorise, allomerise, almous, aluminise, alow(e), alpha (grade of A),
alphabetise, alternant, aluminise, amadan, Amen glass, American chair,
Americanise, amongst, an't, anathematise, anatomise, ancestor, ancestress,
ancestry, ancillary, ...
Braj B. Kachru, Henry Kahane, 1995
2
Progrès Dans la Science Et la Technique Du Froid
... Feuille de papier blanc (machine a ecrire) 0.89 0,0 Aluminium vernis 0,26
Polyethylene de 70 u aluminise, cote polyethylene 0,27 Adhesif cellulosique sur
aluminium 0,94 0,9 Theirtene, aluminium vernis 0,37 5,7 Polyester 1 3 u,
aluminise, ...
3
Proceedings. Comptes rendus / International Congress of ...
... aluminise, cote polyethylene 0,27 Adhesif cellulosique sur aluminium 0,94 0,9
Theirtene, aluminium vernis 0,37 5,7 Polyester 13 jo. aluminise, c6t£ polyester 0,
55 Emballage enduit 208/m2 de PVDC 0,63 Emballage kraft 0,96 Polyethylene ...
4
Transactions of the Japan Institute of Metals
Pour la galvanisation dans un bain aluminise contenant du germanium, des
aciers semi-calmes au silicium, nous remarquons un important effet inhibiteur du
couple germanium-aluminium sur la croissance de la couche totale en particulier
...
Nihon Kinzoku Gakkai, 1985
... inorganic substances by calcining a known weight of bread in a crucible, and
weighing the residue which are generally formed of carbonates of lime and
magnesia, sulphate ol lime, carbonate of potassa, silicic acid, oxide of iron,
aluminise, ...
JOHN AND CHARLES WATT, 1854
6
Research on Particle Imaging Detectors
... sur un film de LC 600 aluminise, et leur disparition totale lorsque la source est
deposee sur une feuille d'alu- minium battu de 1 70 p.g /cm1. Ceci montre que
lorsque 1'on prepare des sources de MNa par 1'evaporation d'une goutte, me'me
...
7
Chambers concise dictionary
... are used in the construction of aircraft and other vehicles, door and window
frames, household utensils, drink cans, etc. See also BAUXITE. [1812: from Latin
alumen ALUM] aluminize aluminise /g'lu:minaiz/ > v(aluminized, aluminizing) to ...
8
Atomic and Molecular Beams: Production and Collimation
Though aluminium is an easy material to evaporate, for example, to aluminise a
mirror, it is quite difficult to form into an atomic beam as Lew (1949) describes. He
used a graphite heater, shown in Figure 5.8, through which a current was ...
Cyril Bernard Lucas, 2013
9
The Creation of the Anglo-Australian Observatory
Since then it had deteriorated further, in the process becoming steadily more
difficult to aluminise. Redman had good reason to be cautious about partially
devitrified glassy materials. (Letter from Willstrop to Gascoigne.) 4 The first was
the Kitt ...
S. C. B. Gascoigne, K. M. Proust, M. O. Robins, 1990
10
Total Solar Eclipses and How to Observe Them
This is cheap, because it is far easier to make aluminised Mylar than to mass
produce optically flat glass discs and then aluminise them. It might be assumed
that the glass filters are better, especially when you look at the rippling, crinkly,
Mylar ...
