CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO ASSIBILATE
PRESENT
Present
I assibilate
you assibilate
he/she/it assibilates
we assibilate
you assibilate
they assibilate
Present continuous
I am assibilating
you are assibilating
he/she/it is assibilating
we are assibilating
you are assibilating
they are assibilating
Present perfect
I have assibilated
you have assibilated
he/she/it has assibilated
we have assibilated
you have assibilated
they have assibilated
Present perfect continuous
I have been assibilating
you have been assibilating
he/she/it has been assibilating
we have been assibilating
you have been assibilating
they have been assibilating
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 assibilated
you assibilated
he/she/it assibilated
we assibilated
you assibilated
they assibilated
Past continuous
I was assibilating
you were assibilating
he/she/it was assibilating
we were assibilating
you were assibilating
they were assibilating
Past perfect
I had assibilated
you had assibilated
he/she/it had assibilated
we had assibilated
you had assibilated
they had assibilated
Past perfect continuous
I had been assibilating
you had been assibilating
he/she/it had been assibilating
we had been assibilating
you had been assibilating
they had been assibilating
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will assibilate
you will assibilate
he/she/it will assibilate
we will assibilate
you will assibilate
they will assibilate
Future continuous
I will be assibilating
you will be assibilating
he/she/it will be assibilating
we will be assibilating
you will be assibilating
they will be assibilating
Future perfect
I will have assibilated
you will have assibilated
he/she/it will have assibilated
we will have assibilated
you will have assibilated
they will have assibilated
Future perfect continuous
I will have been assibilating
you will have been assibilating
he/she/it will have been assibilating
we will have been assibilating
you will have been assibilating
they will have been assibilating
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would assibilate
you would assibilate
he/she/it would assibilate
we would assibilate
you would assibilate
they would assibilate
Conditional continuous
I would be assibilating
you would be assibilating
he/she/it would be assibilating
we would be assibilating
you would be assibilating
they would be assibilating
Conditional perfect
I would have assibilate
you would have assibilate
he/she/it would have assibilate
we would have assibilate
you would have assibilate
they would have assibilate
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been assibilating
you would have been assibilating
he/she/it would have been assibilating
we would have been assibilating
you would have been assibilating
they would have been assibilating
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you assibilate
we let´s assibilate
you assibilate
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
assibilated
Present Participle
assibilating
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 «ASSIBILATE»
Discover the use of
assibilate in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
assibilate and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Handbook of Phonological Theory
The morpheme-final /t/ in (18a) assibilates because the conditioning vowel is in a
separate morpheme; the initial /t/ does not assibilate, however — as indicated by
the ad hoc symbol — because the would-be conditioning vowel is in the same ...
John A. Goldsmith, Jason Riggle, Alan C. L. Yu, 2011
2
Anatolian Historical Phonology. (Leiden Studies in ...
If tiuna — means 'divine' or the like and reflects PA *dyu+, then PA */d/ does not
assibilate before */y/. On the other hand, PA */d/ may appear as Pal. z(z) (prob. [
dz]) before */u/: see the detailed discussion of tazzu- 'put, place'(?) in 7.1.2 (4).
... aspirate.h in SEF and disallow liaison are treated as if they were mute.h words
by Alberta French speakers: l'hibou [libu|, les hiboux [lezibu] ( Rochet 1994).
Rochet also notes that borrowed English words do not assibilate as they do - or, ...
4
Topics in West Greenlandic Phonology: Regularities ...
If a formative sometimes occurs with the surface vowel /i/ in a particular position
there may be a convergence of the three phenomena referred to above:
alternation with /a/, alternation with zero, and failure to assibilate a following /t/.
5
Proceedings of the Eighth International Conference of ...
If the assibilate series is affricate4, the merger of the voiceless affricated sibilant
with the general sibilant can easily be understood by the process of deaffrication:
*s s. This development results in the integration of the general sibilant within the ...
6
A concordance to the writings of William Blake
674 JERUSALEB »0 33 SEEING HIS SONS ASSIBILATE WITH LUVAH BOUND
IN THE BONDS 685 JERUSALEB 5« 11 SOHETIHES IT SHALL ASSIBILATE
WITH BIGHTY GOLGONOOZA . . 728 JERUSALEB 83 »1 ASSIBILATED WHOSE
...
David V. Erdman, William Blake, 1967
7
Saṭaāra Anagaraĕzaī-Hainadaī Śabada Kaŏśa: 30,000 Sae ...
assess astatic cTTRT; to re. act of ; evaluaassess 3f $3 v.t. to determine (tax etc.
to estimate evaluate 3TT3RT | assessment 3f $w assessing tion »^C<tic|>1 I
asset £ $Tz n. (pi.) property useful quality or skill U°I 3T2Tcn cf>1?id | assibilate ^
-/^?
Joseph W. Raker, Rama Shankar Shukla, 1995
8
Having Fun with Words of Wit and Wisdom: In 3,401 Quotations ...
Laurence Sterne (1713-1768), English clergyman and humorist, Sentimental
Journey Assibilate – To render sibilant, change into a sibilant sound, from the
Latin past participle of assibilare, to hiss out – church is an assibilated form of the
old ...
Due to this alternation, there are ten homophonic sets out of 2,293 neutralized
nouns in the list of 35,907 nouns, 732 out of 1,234,323 tokens. (5) Coronal
assibilation. Coronal obstruents assibilate before 5 and 5', resulting in (
neutralized) 5'.
10
Phonological Variation in French: Illustrations from Three ...
The only speaker not to assibilate in these two words is cobrg1, who does use
assibilation in spontaneous speech, but appears to be paying careful attention to
enunciating sounds according to the prescriptive norm in reading style, as will be
...
Randall Scott Gess, Chantal Lyche, Trudel Meisenburg, 2012
