CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO BANALISE
PRESENT
Present
I banalise
you banalise
he/she/it banalises
we banalise
you banalise
they banalise
Present continuous
I am banalising
you are banalising
he/she/it is banalising
we are banalising
you are banalising
they are banalising
Present perfect
I have banalised
you have banalised
he/she/it has banalised
we have banalised
you have banalised
they have banalised
Present perfect continuous
I have been banalising
you have been banalising
he/she/it has been banalising
we have been banalising
you have been banalising
they have been banalising
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 banalised
you banalised
he/she/it banalised
we banalised
you banalised
they banalised
Past continuous
I was banalising
you were banalising
he/she/it was banalising
we were banalising
you were banalising
they were banalising
Past perfect
I had banalised
you had banalised
he/she/it had banalised
we had banalised
you had banalised
they had banalised
Past perfect continuous
I had been banalising
you had been banalising
he/she/it had been banalising
we had been banalising
you had been banalising
they had been banalising
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will banalise
you will banalise
he/she/it will banalise
we will banalise
you will banalise
they will banalise
Future continuous
I will be banalising
you will be banalising
he/she/it will be banalising
we will be banalising
you will be banalising
they will be banalising
Future perfect
I will have banalised
you will have banalised
he/she/it will have banalised
we will have banalised
you will have banalised
they will have banalised
Future perfect continuous
I will have been banalising
you will have been banalising
he/she/it will have been banalising
we will have been banalising
you will have been banalising
they will have been banalising
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would banalise
you would banalise
he/she/it would banalise
we would banalise
you would banalise
they would banalise
Conditional continuous
I would be banalising
you would be banalising
he/she/it would be banalising
we would be banalising
you would be banalising
they would be banalising
Conditional perfect
I would have banalise
you would have banalise
he/she/it would have banalise
we would have banalise
you would have banalise
they would have banalise
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been banalising
you would have been banalising
he/she/it would have been banalising
we would have been banalising
you would have been banalising
they would have been banalising
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you banalise
we let´s banalise
you banalise
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
banalised
Present Participle
banalising
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 «BANALISE»
Discover the use of
banalise in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
banalise and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Yearbook of Muslims in Europe
18 “La création de mosquées se banalise en France”, Le Monde, 3 December
2008, available at http://www.lemonde.fr/archives/article/2008/12/03/la-creation-
de- mosquees-se-banalise-en-france_1126275_0.html, accessed 19 May 2009.
Jørgen Schøler Nielsen, Samim Akgönül, Ahmet Alibašić, 2009
2
Women and Islam: Images and realities
46 Siblot, 10-11. Note the comment of Edgar Morin in Liberation, 28 November
1989. 'Le mot foulard banalise: ce n'est qu'un morceau de tissu. Le mot tchador
ayatollise. Le mot hidjeb maghrebise, voire folklorise. Le mot voile religion- nise .
3
Déviance et transgression dans la littérature et les arts ...
"L'OUTRAGE AU PUBLIC" OU LE CRIME BANALISE DANS LE THEATRE
ANGLAIS CONTEMPORAIN Nicole BOIREAU Dans sa Sociologie du théâtre,
Jean Duvignaud met en évidence le lien étroit qui unit "théâtre" et "transgression"
: Le ...
And, surprisingly, this tendency to banalise horror by turning it into a spectator
sport is not even entirely absent from the Wiesenthal Center's Museum of
Tolerance in Los Angeles, whose publicity materials include 'special bonuses
and group ...
5
The Ancient Critic at Work: Terms and Concepts of Literary ...
Nickau's (1977: 139*54) elaborate defence ofZenodotus' motives requires the
assumption of quite some maliciousness on the part of Aristarchus and his school
, suggesting that they would deliberately misrepresent and banalise Zenodotus' ...
6
Artificial Hells: Participatory Art and the Politics of ...
... concepts] in order to finally speak of some new problem (after having
suppressed it as long as they could), they inevitably banalise it, eradicating its
violence and its connection with the general subversion, therefore defusing it and
subjecting ...
7
IUCN Guidelines for Re-introductions
La restauration d'espèces végétales et animales prises isolement, qui devient de
plus en plus fréquente dans le monde, est tantôt couronnée de succès, tantôt se
solde par un échec. Comme cette forme de gestion écologique se banalise, ...
8
Computer law in the millenium perspective
La plupart des Etats on pu croire que le droit risquait de voir ses fondements
ébranlés par l'internet 4r, à mesure qu'internet se démocratise, se banalise, ce
risque s'amenuise. La question de la liberté de communication répond à la
même ...
Xavier Linant de Bellefonds, 2001
9
The Lacanian Left: Psychoanalysis, Theory, Politics
At a broader level, passing from psychoanalysis to analysis in general, how can
we conceive of a theory which does not mortify or banalise the real in its attempt
to master its representation, to analyse it? Here Lacan may be of some help. Why
...
10
From State to Market?: The Transformation of French Business ...
... two major forces, one social-democratic and the other liberal" in which I'
alternance, instead of producing a civil war with each change in government,
would become "banalise."U3 This normalization arrived with the 1988 elections,
when ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «BANALISE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
banalise is used in the context of the following news items.
Près de 7000 arrestations en cinq ans
Par-dessus tout, Mme Filion souhaite contrer le discours ambiant qui banalise selon elle la brutalité policière. « On glisse tranquillement vers la ... «Le Devoir, Jun 15»
HSBC : les indices d'une évasion organisée
La réglementation actuelle, a-t-il ajouté, banalise l'illégalité, et ne permet pas de distinguer l'activité licite de l'illicite. “Nous avons un système ... «Liberté-Algérie, Jun 15»
Un médicament strictement réglementé dans la plupart des pays est …
En Syrie, une pilule est vendue entre 5 et 20 dollars, et selon un psychiatre syrien, la consommation de cette drogue se banalise dans la ... «Express.be, Jun 15»
Mohamed Bazoum: contre Boko Haram, «nous attendons que le …
Nous ne permettrons pas qu'on banalise les questions dangereuses de ce genre parce que la première des libertés, c'est d'abord la stabilité ... «RFI, Jun 15»
Obsessing over numbers in new distorts the human story
In fact, it is this fascination or more fetishisation of number which can banalise a problem. One talks of ten million displaced by riots in the ... «Daily Mail, May 15»
L'économie collaborative, ou comment le vent de la confiance a …
... se banalise – en France, par exemple, d'après une enquête des Apprentis d'Auteuil publiée en avril 2015, un tiers des 16-25 ans rencontrent ... «ParisTech Review, May 15»
Togo : Réflexions du GRAD sur le leadership dans le processus de …
... désir de changement manifesté par la population, banalise ainsi la nécessité de former un front commun autour d'une candidature unique. «leTogolais.com, May 15»
Le Belge sous-estimerait l'obésité et se croirait "seulement en …
Donc on banalise", souligne l'expert. "Mais il y a aussi une lassitude, un désespoir des patients qui se disent que malgré avoir essayé une fois, ... «RTBF, May 15»
The spectacle of a farmer's suicide
Between the media and the police, we consume a tragedy and banalise it. In fact, the attention shifts completely from the victim. Gajendra Singh ... «Chandigarh Tribune, Apr 15»
Bébé ébouillanté dans une garderie : la mère songe à une poursuite
Je ne banalise pas ce qui est arrivé auprès de l'enfant. C'est très triste [...] Poursuivre pour ça? L'enfant va-t-il rester avec des séquelles? «Radio-Canada, Apr 15»
