CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO DECOMMUNISE
PRESENT
Present
I decommunise
you decommunise
he/she/it decommunises
we decommunise
you decommunise
they decommunise
Present continuous
I am decommunising
you are decommunising
he/she/it is decommunising
we are decommunising
you are decommunising
they are decommunising
Present perfect
I have decommunised
you have decommunised
he/she/it has decommunised
we have decommunised
you have decommunised
they have decommunised
Present perfect continuous
I have been decommunising
you have been decommunising
he/she/it has been decommunising
we have been decommunising
you have been decommunising
they have been decommunising
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 decommunised
you decommunised
he/she/it decommunised
we decommunised
you decommunised
they decommunised
Past continuous
I was decommunising
you were decommunising
he/she/it was decommunising
we were decommunising
you were decommunising
they were decommunising
Past perfect
I had decommunised
you had decommunised
he/she/it had decommunised
we had decommunised
you had decommunised
they had decommunised
Past perfect continuous
I had been decommunising
you had been decommunising
he/she/it had been decommunising
we had been decommunising
you had been decommunising
they had been decommunising
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will decommunise
you will decommunise
he/she/it will decommunise
we will decommunise
you will decommunise
they will decommunise
Future continuous
I will be decommunising
you will be decommunising
he/she/it will be decommunising
we will be decommunising
you will be decommunising
they will be decommunising
Future perfect
I will have decommunised
you will have decommunised
he/she/it will have decommunised
we will have decommunised
you will have decommunised
they will have decommunised
Future perfect continuous
I will have been decommunising
you will have been decommunising
he/she/it will have been decommunising
we will have been decommunising
you will have been decommunising
they will have been decommunising
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would decommunise
you would decommunise
he/she/it would decommunise
we would decommunise
you would decommunise
they would decommunise
Conditional continuous
I would be decommunising
you would be decommunising
he/she/it would be decommunising
we would be decommunising
you would be decommunising
they would be decommunising
Conditional perfect
I would have decommunise
you would have decommunise
he/she/it would have decommunise
we would have decommunise
you would have decommunise
they would have decommunise
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been decommunising
you would have been decommunising
he/she/it would have been decommunising
we would have been decommunising
you would have been decommunising
they would have been decommunising
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you decommunise
we let´s decommunise
you decommunise
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Infinitive
to decommunise
Past participle
decommunised
Present Participle
decommunising
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 «DECOMMUNISE»
Discover the use of
decommunise in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
decommunise and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Psychology of Politicians
Besides I do not think technically it is possible, because I do not see any social
movement that would be able to decommunise in an effective way without it just
being a liquidation of certain threatening political groups as is done in revolutions
.
2
The Communist Party in Post-Soviet Russia
The evolution of parties like the Polish SDRP in a social democratic direction was
largely explicable as the victory of the reformist wing in a decades-long struggle
to 'decommunise' the Polish left.12"' The weakness of the social democratic ...
3
Schooling the New Russians: Transforming Soviet Workers to ...
... Minister of Education (and revised in 1996) was an attempt to promote equity,
quality and accountability. The Ministerial directive called upon teachers to '
depoliticise, decommunise, Education Reforms in the New Russia after 1991 49.
4
A troubled transition: Poland's struggle for pluralism
Less successful however, have been the moves to "decommunise" Poland by
relieving its well-entrenched nomenklatura of its privileges and establishing a full
and genuine democracy. Full control over the key areas of military policy and ...
Tadeusz Jarski, Institute for European Defence & Strategic Studies, 1990
Good Marxists still want to think that an attempt to decommunise a communist
country defies "the logic of history". Good democrats like George Orwell used to
believe that a communist government's apparatus of control would always
destroy ...
6
Inside Ghq: The Allied Occupation of Japan and Its Legacy
In late 1949, GHQ urged the government to 'decommunise' the civil service
systematically but without establishing formal purge procedures. Since July, the
government had targeted Communist sympathisers as part of its public-sector ...
... or socialism. But it is necessary to decommunise our country, so that, on the
one hand, national unity may be achieved and safeguarded for all time, and on
the other hand the greatest possible number of countries in the 142 Killing the
Khmer.
... in Ukraine that Kravchuk and his government were little more than a
communist government in a nationalist guise; a 'national-Bolshevik' government,
that was doing little to decommunise the country's political and economic
structures.
9
Christian democracy in the modern world
The participants of the founding convention adopted a programme that
underlined the need to abandon Tadeusz Mazowiecki's "thick line" policy and
stressed the need to hold early parliamentary elections and to decommunise
Polish political ...
Katarzyna Krzywicka, Edward Olszewski, Artur Blaim, 2000
And if that was not enough, any attempts to "decommunise" society were
generally opposed by the West. One drastic example of this was the Council of
Europe's protest against a law passed in Czechoslovakia which removed high-
ranking ...
