CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO CONVENTIONALISE
PRESENT
Present
I conventionalise
you conventionalise
he/she/it conventionalises
we conventionalise
you conventionalise
they conventionalise
Present continuous
I am conventionalising
you are conventionalising
he/she/it is conventionalising
we are conventionalising
you are conventionalising
they are conventionalising
Present perfect
I have conventionalised
you have conventionalised
he/she/it has conventionalised
we have conventionalised
you have conventionalised
they have conventionalised
Present perfect continuous
I have been conventionalising
you have been conventionalising
he/she/it has been conventionalising
we have been conventionalising
you have been conventionalising
they have been conventionalising
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 conventionalised
you conventionalised
he/she/it conventionalised
we conventionalised
you conventionalised
they conventionalised
Past continuous
I was conventionalising
you were conventionalising
he/she/it was conventionalising
we were conventionalising
you were conventionalising
they were conventionalising
Past perfect
I had conventionalised
you had conventionalised
he/she/it had conventionalised
we had conventionalised
you had conventionalised
they had conventionalised
Past perfect continuous
I had been conventionalising
you had been conventionalising
he/she/it had been conventionalising
we had been conventionalising
you had been conventionalising
they had been conventionalising
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will conventionalise
you will conventionalise
he/she/it will conventionalise
we will conventionalise
you will conventionalise
they will conventionalise
Future continuous
I will be conventionalising
you will be conventionalising
he/she/it will be conventionalising
we will be conventionalising
you will be conventionalising
they will be conventionalising
Future perfect
I will have conventionalised
you will have conventionalised
he/she/it will have conventionalised
we will have conventionalised
you will have conventionalised
they will have conventionalised
Future perfect continuous
I will have been conventionalising
you will have been conventionalising
he/she/it will have been conventionalising
we will have been conventionalising
you will have been conventionalising
they will have been conventionalising
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would conventionalise
you would conventionalise
he/she/it would conventionalise
we would conventionalise
you would conventionalise
they would conventionalise
Conditional continuous
I would be conventionalising
you would be conventionalising
he/she/it would be conventionalising
we would be conventionalising
you would be conventionalising
they would be conventionalising
Conditional perfect
I would have conventionalise
you would have conventionalise
he/she/it would have conventionalise
we would have conventionalise
you would have conventionalise
they would have conventionalise
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been conventionalising
you would have been conventionalising
he/she/it would have been conventionalising
we would have been conventionalising
you would have been conventionalising
they would have been conventionalising
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you conventionalise
we let´s conventionalise
you conventionalise
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Infinitive
to conventionalise
Past participle
conventionalised
Present Participle
conventionalising
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 «CONVENTIONALISE»
Discover the use of
conventionalise in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
conventionalise and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
Thus, though we conventionalise practice, we never conventionalise dogma.
Here, indeed, we stickle for the letter most inflexibly; yet one would have thought
that we might have had greater licence to modify the latter than the former. If we
say ...
2
A Handbook of Plant-Form
Here, again, at the outset, we are met by an ever-present difliculty in the use of
the word conventionalise. To begin with, a young student does not understand it
in relation to design, and to the older students it presents various meanings.
3
Limiting the Iconic: From the Metatheoretical Foundations to ...
Haiman (2006: 468), for instance, suggests on the one hand that an iconic
motivation may conventionalise within 15 or 20 minutes while he maintains on
the other hand that iconic syntactic constructions are the general rule. What
actually ...
4
Language and Time: A Cognitive Linguistics Approach
It is for this reason, presumably, that a given language may conventionalise just
one S-FoR, as has been well documented in the case of the Australian Aboriginal
language Guguu Yimithirr, which eschews intrinsic and relative s-FoRS ...
5
The Renaissance of Roman Architecture
... so life-like that a cast taken from them might seem to be taken from the plants
themselves ; of the men who knew by instinct when to imitate and when to
conventionalise, and who could conventionalise without violating relation to
nature ?
Thomas Graham Jackson, 1975
6
Philosophy Classics: British and European Philosophers ...
Thus, though we conventionalise practice, we never conventionalise dogma.
Here, indeed,westickle forthe letter most inflexibly; yet one wouldhave thought
that we might have had greaterlicence tomodify the latter than the former.Ifwesay
that ...
ReadHowYouWant.com, Limited, Various, 2012
7
Studies in Linguistic Motivation
Accordingly, while two particles may be motivated, a language or dialect may
choose to conventionalise one while another may conventionalise another. An
example of this is the distinction between British and American speakers. One of
us is ...
Günter Radden, Klaus-Uwe Panther, 2004
8
The fair haven, by John Pickard Owen, ed. by William ...
Thus, though we conventionalise practice, we never conventionalise dogma.
Here, indeed, we stickle for the letter most inflexibly ; yet one would have thought
that we might have had greater licence to modify the latter than the former. If we
say ...
9
Readings on Cognitive Ergonomics, Mind and Computers: ...
This phenomenon can be explained in the following way: (a) for the experienced
subjects, words only represent the surface fora of an underlying concept.
Through their interactions with computers they have built an ability to
conventionalise.
G.C. van der Veer, M.J. Tauber, T.R.G. Green, 1984
10
Proceedings of the Literary & Philosophical Society of Liverpool
Conventionalise his philosophy and you conventionalise his view of life, and if
literature is a criticism of life you conventionalise his literature. If, therefore, you
would seek the origin of eighteenth century literary conventions, you must trace ...
4 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CONVENTIONALISE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
conventionalise is used in the context of the following news items.
From the archive, 24 October 1924: The Bookshop We Deserve
... books decked out in this fashion or not, they were at least not vulgarised by the endeavour to express, or conventionalise, their individuality. «The Guardian, Oct 14»
Dominic Corry: The Robocop reckoning
... incorporate a version of the ED-209 mech droid from Verhoeven's movie, all they've done with their update is conventionalise one of the most ... «New Zealand Herald, Feb 14»
Marriage In The 21st Century Ghana
But what seems to be the nut that I find so hard to crack is the situation where a cross section of society seems to conventionalise such ... «GhanaWeb, Apr 12»
Nicorette 'films' by AMV BBDO
... self-conscious about using the product in public. To counter this, AMV developed a campaign that would further conventionalise the product's ... «CampaignLive, Apr 10»
