CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO CATECHISE
PRESENT
Present
I catechise
you catechise
he/she/it catechises
we catechise
you catechise
they catechise
Present continuous
I am catechising
you are catechising
he/she/it is catechising
we are catechising
you are catechising
they are catechising
Present perfect
I have catechised
you have catechised
he/she/it has catechised
we have catechised
you have catechised
they have catechised
Present perfect continuous
I have been catechising
you have been catechising
he/she/it has been catechising
we have been catechising
you have been catechising
they have been catechising
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 catechised
you catechised
he/she/it catechised
we catechised
you catechised
they catechised
Past continuous
I was catechising
you were catechising
he/she/it was catechising
we were catechising
you were catechising
they were catechising
Past perfect
I had catechised
you had catechised
he/she/it had catechised
we had catechised
you had catechised
they had catechised
Past perfect continuous
I had been catechising
you had been catechising
he/she/it had been catechising
we had been catechising
you had been catechising
they had been catechising
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will catechise
you will catechise
he/she/it will catechise
we will catechise
you will catechise
they will catechise
Future continuous
I will be catechising
you will be catechising
he/she/it will be catechising
we will be catechising
you will be catechising
they will be catechising
Future perfect
I will have catechised
you will have catechised
he/she/it will have catechised
we will have catechised
you will have catechised
they will have catechised
Future perfect continuous
I will have been catechising
you will have been catechising
he/she/it will have been catechising
we will have been catechising
you will have been catechising
they will have been catechising
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would catechise
you would catechise
he/she/it would catechise
we would catechise
you would catechise
they would catechise
Conditional continuous
I would be catechising
you would be catechising
he/she/it would be catechising
we would be catechising
you would be catechising
they would be catechising
Conditional perfect
I would have catechise
you would have catechise
he/she/it would have catechise
we would have catechise
you would have catechise
they would have catechise
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been catechising
you would have been catechising
he/she/it would have been catechising
we would have been catechising
you would have been catechising
they would have been catechising
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you catechise
we let´s catechise
you catechise
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
catechised
Present Participle
catechising
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 «CATECHISE»
Discover the use of
catechise in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
catechise and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Mimpriss system of graduated simultaneous instruction. ...
A GENEBAL OUTLINE OF THE MIMPBISS SYSTEM OF 2. Oral, in sentences, to
be repeated singly by the children. 3. Catechise, in two courses of questions. 4.
Bead single words from the tablet, to be repeated singly by the children. 5.
2
The Church of England systematic Bible teacher (by J. ...
Topographical and statistical information, and catechise. 3. Oral communication
of the History in the words of the first grade, and catechise in few words. 4. Oral
communication in the words of the lesson for this grade, in sentences, and ...
3
A harmony of the four Evangelists, according to Greswell's ...
2. Give topographical and statistical information, and catechise. 3. Communicate
the History in the words of the^Tvrt Grade, orally, and catechise in few words. / 4.
Communicate the History in the words of the lesson for the second Grade, orally,
...
4
Acts of the diocesan synod held ... by Henry, lord bishop of ...
This appears to me to be carrying out the Canon ; but I wish to ask whether it
would be unlawful for a clergyman who thought it not right, for sufficient reasons,
to catechise after the Second Lesson, to catechise a certain time before service ...
5
Acts of the Diocesan Synod held in the Cathedral Church of ...
This appears to me to be carrying out the Canon 3 but I wish to ask whether it
would be unlawful for a clergyman who thought it not right, for sufficient reasons,
to catechise after the Second Lesson, to catechise a certain time before service ...
Church of England. Diocese of Exeter, Henry Phillpotts, 1851
6
The Presbyterian and Reformed Review
The Catechise is drawn up, and, I think, shall not take up much tyme. I feare the
Confession of Faith may stick longer " (p. 242). Under date of December 26 : "If
the Direotorie and Government were once out of our hands, as a few days will put
...
7
Report of the Proceedings
And I answer, Three things at least. First, the clergy can do what the Church tells
them to do. They can catechise, catechise, catechise. They can thus see that our
children have more than mere secular education. I know that some of them will ...
Church congress, General Peace Congress, 1887
8
Morning exercises at Cripplegate [ed. by S. Annesley] St. ...
That it is the great and indispensable duty, and therefore ought to be the serious
and constant care, of superiors, prudently and piously to train up or catechise, to
instruct and educate, all such inferiors as are committed to their care and conduct
...
London St. Giles, Cripplegate, Samuel Annesley, James Nichols, 1844
9
The New And Complete Dictionary Of The English Language: In ...
Cafechised (p. from catechise) Instructed by means of a catechism, examined.
Catfechiser [ft. from catechise) One who catechises. Cate'chising (p. a. from
catechise) Instructing by way of question and answer ; interrogating. Cate'chism (
s.from ...
10
The plays and poems of William Shakspeare: with the ...
Why then I suck my teeth, and catechise My picked man of countries s : My dear
sir, 7 — at my worship's mess ;] Means, at that part of the table where I, as a
knight, shall be placed. See The Winter's Tale, vol. xiv. p. 258, n. 1 . '• Your
worship" ...
William Shakespeare, James Boswell, Edmond Malone, 1821
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CATECHISE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
catechise is used in the context of the following news items.
Quotes and news
... lamenting that parents of young children had to 're-catechise' their children in the evening because of the 'strange ideas' they learn from their ... «Times of Malta, Jun 15»
Protect the family from harm, urges the Pope
The Pope remembered speaking to a man who said he often had to re-catechise his children in the evening after they came home from school. “This is why we ... «Scottish Catholic Observer, Jun 15»
Irish gay vote shows church is losing tight grip over its flock
It is not always clear if this flows from modern failure of his church to catechise even notional adherents or from personal, or sometimes ... «The Age, May 15»
Unlocking the secret to evangelisation
... instructed, laity who are trained to catechise – and provide at least ... informed, instructed and TRAINED to actually Catechise the faith? «Catholic Herald Online, Feb 15»
The Catholic Church will not be changing its views on sex. It cannot …
But the fact that the laity's family and religious lives are sometimes lived at odds with each other cries out for the Church to catechise them better ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Jun 14»
Chapel in Mauritius dedicated to San Pedro Calungsod, young …
Despite the danger of persecution and violence, Pedro showed deep faith and charity as he continued to catechise among the many converts; ... «AsiaNews.it, Jun 14»
God's Traitors: terror and faith in Elizabethan England
They would rent properties for missionary priests, host Jesuit conferences, catechise youths, and preserve relics. Daughter-in-law Eliza Roper ... «The Tablet, Apr 14»
Lib Dem MP decided to quit after attending Jesuit retreat
... Aires,caused by decades of corruption, indifference, and the Church's failures to catechise Argentina's economic and political leaders.' Wild. «Catholic Herald Online, Jan 14»
Jagger - sticks and Stones
... hence betraying the envious conceit once held for Sir Mick; or pursue a more generous investigation and catechise the music, and the art, ... «Sydney Morning Herald, Jan 13»
Assassin's Creed III review – A Brave and broken new world
I can't recall a single other game that's instilled within me so many conflicting emotions and thoughts, forcing me to catechise myself and ... «Lazygamer, Nov 12»
