CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO BITUMINISE
PRESENT
Present
I bituminise
you bituminise
he/she/it bituminises
we bituminise
you bituminise
they bituminise
Present continuous
I am bituminising
you are bituminising
he/she/it is bituminising
we are bituminising
you are bituminising
they are bituminising
Present perfect
I have bituminised
you have bituminised
he/she/it has bituminised
we have bituminised
you have bituminised
they have bituminised
Present perfect continuous
I have been bituminising
you have been bituminising
he/she/it has been bituminising
we have been bituminising
you have been bituminising
they have been bituminising
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 bituminised
you bituminised
he/she/it bituminised
we bituminised
you bituminised
they bituminised
Past continuous
I was bituminising
you were bituminising
he/she/it was bituminising
we were bituminising
you were bituminising
they were bituminising
Past perfect
I had bituminised
you had bituminised
he/she/it had bituminised
we had bituminised
you had bituminised
they had bituminised
Past perfect continuous
I had been bituminising
you had been bituminising
he/she/it had been bituminising
we had been bituminising
you had been bituminising
they had been bituminising
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will bituminise
you will bituminise
he/she/it will bituminise
we will bituminise
you will bituminise
they will bituminise
Future continuous
I will be bituminising
you will be bituminising
he/she/it will be bituminising
we will be bituminising
you will be bituminising
they will be bituminising
Future perfect
I will have bituminised
you will have bituminised
he/she/it will have bituminised
we will have bituminised
you will have bituminised
they will have bituminised
Future perfect continuous
I will have been bituminising
you will have been bituminising
he/she/it will have been bituminising
we will have been bituminising
you will have been bituminising
they will have been bituminising
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would bituminise
you would bituminise
he/she/it would bituminise
we would bituminise
you would bituminise
they would bituminise
Conditional continuous
I would be bituminising
you would be bituminising
he/she/it would be bituminising
we would be bituminising
you would be bituminising
they would be bituminising
Conditional perfect
I would have bituminise
you would have bituminise
he/she/it would have bituminise
we would have bituminise
you would have bituminise
they would have bituminise
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been bituminising
you would have been bituminising
he/she/it would have been bituminising
we would have been bituminising
you would have been bituminising
they would have been bituminising
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you bituminise
we let´s bituminise
you bituminise
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
bituminised
Present Participle
bituminising
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 «BITUMINISE»
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bituminise in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
bituminise and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
They would make an advance of a sum of money necessary to bituminise the
roads. The companies have the necessary contractors attached to them to do the
work; and, I suppose, like every other contractor, they must have a margin of profit
.
Western Australia. Parliament,
1967
2
From Horse and Carts to Sputniks: My First Eighteen and a ...
The powerstobehad decided to bituminise it sometime inthe future,sotheybrought
out all the graders and rollers etc. to begin sometime. They keptthe equipment
near the stock pound yards across fromthe railway siding and station. This road ...
3
Dictionary of English Spelling
... resentful bitterness bittersweet bittern kind of wading-bird bitumen black sticky
substance used in road-making bituminize or bituminise bituminous bivalve
shellfish with a shell consisting of 2 valves bivalvular bivouac (to make a)
temporary ...
4
Kenya National Assembly Official Record (Hansard)
(b) According to the Lanistry's current development plan, there is no provision to
bituminise Arabia Airstrip. LIR. ADEN: Arising from, the \ Assistant Llinister, is he
denying the fact that the Slander a District Development Committee (DoDoCc ...
5
Advanced Text-book of Geology, Descriptive and Industrial
Conta,ining bitumen, or having the properties of bitumen; bitumimgfero-zw,
yielding bitumen naturally, or by distillation ; bituminated, impregnated or
preparedwith bitumen ; bituminise, to prepare or coat with bitumen ; and
bituminisution, the ...
6
The Oratorical Dictionary
bissextile. BIS TRE. s. A kind of paint. BITTERN. s. A sea fowl thai makes a
singular cry. BITUMEN. s. A fat unctuouj matter, dug out of the earth, or skimmed
off lakes. adj. bituminous, bituminiftrous; v. bi- tuminate, bituminise: adv. bi-
tuminously.
John Newland Maffitt,
1835
7
Alternatives for Environmental Valuation
Figure 12.9 Changes to loadings on 'optimist' and 'status quo' factors Stabilise
and Bituminise are considered together here because ofboththeir similarityin
preferencestructure andinteraction with attitudes.Moststrongly associated with
either ...
Michael Getzner, Clive Spash, Sigrid Stagl,
2004
8
Hiding Place: My First Taekwondo Books
“We came to town to meet with Terry and Kevin this arvo about re-routing the
Tanami to bituminise the next section . Stone was going to come but he's been
crook, so he got us to do it . Mick and I were having a meal in the Mall when all
hell ...
Mr. Opio: I am not in a position to bituminise either of these roads at the moment.
Mr. Kasolo: Mr. President, in view of the fact that Namulonge station is one of the
prominent places in the country, would the Minister not consider as to whether ...
Uganda. Legislative Council
[Mr. Masembe-Kabali] the road after receiving my question — (Laughter) —
would the Minister not consider it econmical to bituminise this road because it is
already now in need of another repair? Mr. Okurut: Mr. Speaker, Sir, I would like
to tell ...
Uganda. National Assembly,
1970
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... I want us at the table when we're talking about whether or not we bituminise the Strzelecki, the track, I want us at the table when we're talking ... «ABC Local, Dec 14»