CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO CARBONISE
PRESENT
Present
I carbonise
you carbonise
he/she/it carbonises
we carbonise
you carbonise
they carbonise
Present continuous
I am carbonising
you are carbonising
he/she/it is carbonising
we are carbonising
you are carbonising
they are carbonising
Present perfect
I have carbonised
you have carbonised
he/she/it has carbonised
we have carbonised
you have carbonised
they have carbonised
Present perfect continuous
I have been carbonising
you have been carbonising
he/she/it has been carbonising
we have been carbonising
you have been carbonising
they have been carbonising
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 carbonised
you carbonised
he/she/it carbonised
we carbonised
you carbonised
they carbonised
Past continuous
I was carbonising
you were carbonising
he/she/it was carbonising
we were carbonising
you were carbonising
they were carbonising
Past perfect
I had carbonised
you had carbonised
he/she/it had carbonised
we had carbonised
you had carbonised
they had carbonised
Past perfect continuous
I had been carbonising
you had been carbonising
he/she/it had been carbonising
we had been carbonising
you had been carbonising
they had been carbonising
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will carbonise
you will carbonise
he/she/it will carbonise
we will carbonise
you will carbonise
they will carbonise
Future continuous
I will be carbonising
you will be carbonising
he/she/it will be carbonising
we will be carbonising
you will be carbonising
they will be carbonising
Future perfect
I will have carbonised
you will have carbonised
he/she/it will have carbonised
we will have carbonised
you will have carbonised
they will have carbonised
Future perfect continuous
I will have been carbonising
you will have been carbonising
he/she/it will have been carbonising
we will have been carbonising
you will have been carbonising
they will have been carbonising
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would carbonise
you would carbonise
he/she/it would carbonise
we would carbonise
you would carbonise
they would carbonise
Conditional continuous
I would be carbonising
you would be carbonising
he/she/it would be carbonising
we would be carbonising
you would be carbonising
they would be carbonising
Conditional perfect
I would have carbonise
you would have carbonise
he/she/it would have carbonise
we would have carbonise
you would have carbonise
they would have carbonise
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been carbonising
you would have been carbonising
he/she/it would have been carbonising
we would have been carbonising
you would have been carbonising
they would have been carbonising
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you carbonise
we let´s carbonise
you carbonise
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
carbonised
Present Participle
carbonising
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 «CARBONISE»
Discover the use of
carbonise in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
carbonise and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
Our present retort-houses will carbonise between 10,000 and 11,000 tons per
annum ; but in April next we shall have another retort-house completed, which
will at the lowest estimate carbonise 16,000 and odd tons per annum. 2441. Did
not ...
Victoria. Parliament. Legislative Assembly, 1860
2
Mechanics' Magazine and Journal of Science, Arts, and ...
Practical chemists well know how injurious so high a temperature is to the flavour
and colour of any delicate extract, i's tendency to carbonise being in proportion to
its consistence ; a desire to counteract which, led to the invention of the ...
3
Fire Retardancy of Polymers: The Use of Intumescence
Owing to the large proportion of aromatic structures in the crosslinked cured state
, phenolic resins carbonise in a fire and hence, extinguish once the source of fire
is removed. They may thus be said to encapsulate themselves in char and ...
M Le Bras, S Bourbigot, G Camino, 1998
4
The Economics of Renewable Energy: Recent Developments, 4th ...
If you are going to de-carbonise your transport sector you either use less
transport or you switch to biofuels or you switch to hydrogen (if you switch to
hydrogen you must make hydrogen from some low carbon resources). That
generally seems ...
Great Britain: Parliament: House of Lords: Select Committee on Economic Affairs, 2008
5
Trekking through Mallorca: GR221 - The Drystone Route
They had to watch their hearths as charcoal burning is a delicate operation and
everything could be ruined in a moment of neglect. The idea is to carbonise the
wood, not burn it to ashes. Carboners lived in simple, circular stone huts, roofed ...
6
Mis-reading the Creative Impulse: The Poetic Subject in ...
Moreover, a dreamlike strategy syntactically dislocates and gives the customary
signifying chain ce diamantjette mille feux a new form: "les feux a la pluie du vent
de diamants jetee par le coeur terrestre eternelle- ment carbonise pour nous.
Adrianna M. Paliyenko, 1997
7
The Mechanics' Magazine, Museum, Register, Journal, and Gazette
Practical chemists well know how in jurions so high a temperature is to the
flavour and colour of any delicate extract, i's tendency to carbonise being in
proportion to its consistence ; a desire to counteract which, led to the invention of
the ...
8
Iron: An Illustrated Weekly Journal for Iron and Steel ...
Practical chemists well know how in jurious so high a temperature is to the
flavour and colour of any delicate extract, i's tendency to carbonise being in
proportion to its consistence ; a desire to counteract which, led to the invention of
the ...
Sholto Percy, Perry Fairfax Nursey, 1832
9
Wool: Science and Technology
rope scour/soften – dewater – scutch – dry – shear – relax/press – pressure
decatise – continuous decatise. iv) Melton, stock dyed woollen spun: Mill in
grease – scour – carbonise in open width, 5° Beaumé sulphuric acid – dry and
bake – dry ...
W S Simpson, G Crawshaw, 2002
10
Simple Technologies for Charcoal Making
At the other end of the scale are those who carbonise wood simply because they
cannot subdivide the wood fuel in log form for use in domestic cooking by any
other method. They have a totally different set of guidelines. The first group has ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CARBONISE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
carbonise is used in the context of the following news items.
China announces emissions target for Paris climate agreement
That is the implication of the country's target to gradually de-carbonise its economy, published on Tuesday. Coal use also fell in 2014, the first ... «Lid Time - Weird News, Entertainment, News Headlines, Jul 15»
Teesside's Europe-first clean industry scheme could be 'core project …
“Britain will reduce its carbon emissions with new technologies to carbonise power stations and decarbonising industry as well.” Global output ... «Gazette Live, Jul 15»
When will China's greenhouse gas emissions level out?
That is the implication of the country's target to gradually de-carbonise its economy, published on Tuesday. The target was part of China's ... «RTCC, Jun 15»
Dursley councillor joins team grilling Stroud MP Neil Carmichael …
"Britain is leading by example and the Government's Energy Act is premised on the need to de-carbonise its energy sector – something on ... «Gazette Series, Jun 15»
Stroud lobbyists take climate change fight to the capital
“Britain is leading by example and the government's Energy Act is premised on the need to de-carbonise its energy sector – something on ... «Stroud News and Journal, Jun 15»
Stroud residents head to London to join biggest ever UK lobby on …
"Britain is leading by example and the Government's Energy Act is premised on the need to de-carbonise its energy sector – something on ... «Stroud News and Journal, Jun 15»
Tougher scrutiny on wind farming
“Apart from hydro, the only way to de-carbonise energy is to move very quickly to nuclear,” she said. “And it's about time we move to that option. «The Australian, Jun 15»
Hong Kong can do its part in global commitment to fight climate …
But a lot more can still be done to "de-carbonise" the economy, through innovation in many areas, including cleaner energy, energy efficiency ... «South China Morning Post, Jun 15»
Leaders gather in Germany to tackle broad agenda
It aims to completely de-carbonise its economy by the end of the century. But while Germany may be leading the way, there's a long way to go. «CCTV, Jun 15»
How Elon Musk made 2015 the year of the battery: NBN director …
Not only can we de-carbonise our electricity grid, but we can also do so in parallel to moving large parts of our transport infrastructure toward ... «BRW, May 15»
