CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO DISFRANCHISE
PRESENT
Present
I disfranchise
you disfranchise
he/she/it disfranchises
we disfranchise
you disfranchise
they disfranchise
Present continuous
I am disfranchising
you are disfranchising
he/she/it is disfranchising
we are disfranchising
you are disfranchising
they are disfranchising
Present perfect
I have disfranchised
you have disfranchised
he/she/it has disfranchised
we have disfranchised
you have disfranchised
they have disfranchised
Present perfect continuous
I have been disfranchising
you have been disfranchising
he/she/it has been disfranchising
we have been disfranchising
you have been disfranchising
they have been disfranchising
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 disfranchised
you disfranchised
he/she/it disfranchised
we disfranchised
you disfranchised
they disfranchised
Past continuous
I was disfranchising
you were disfranchising
he/she/it was disfranchising
we were disfranchising
you were disfranchising
they were disfranchising
Past perfect
I had disfranchised
you had disfranchised
he/she/it had disfranchised
we had disfranchised
you had disfranchised
they had disfranchised
Past perfect continuous
I had been disfranchising
you had been disfranchising
he/she/it had been disfranchising
we had been disfranchising
you had been disfranchising
they had been disfranchising
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will disfranchise
you will disfranchise
he/she/it will disfranchise
we will disfranchise
you will disfranchise
they will disfranchise
Future continuous
I will be disfranchising
you will be disfranchising
he/she/it will be disfranchising
we will be disfranchising
you will be disfranchising
they will be disfranchising
Future perfect
I will have disfranchised
you will have disfranchised
he/she/it will have disfranchised
we will have disfranchised
you will have disfranchised
they will have disfranchised
Future perfect continuous
I will have been disfranchising
you will have been disfranchising
he/she/it will have been disfranchising
we will have been disfranchising
you will have been disfranchising
they will have been disfranchising
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would disfranchise
you would disfranchise
he/she/it would disfranchise
we would disfranchise
you would disfranchise
they would disfranchise
Conditional continuous
I would be disfranchising
you would be disfranchising
he/she/it would be disfranchising
we would be disfranchising
you would be disfranchising
they would be disfranchising
Conditional perfect
I would have disfranchise
you would have disfranchise
he/she/it would have disfranchise
we would have disfranchise
you would have disfranchise
they would have disfranchise
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been disfranchising
you would have been disfranchising
he/she/it would have been disfranchising
we would have been disfranchising
you would have been disfranchising
they would have been disfranchising
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you disfranchise
we let´s disfranchise
you disfranchise
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Infinitive
to disfranchise
Past participle
disfranchised
Present Participle
disfranchising
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 «DISFRANCHISE»
Discover the use of
disfranchise in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
disfranchise and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Speeches on Political Questions [1850-1868]
It might decide, for example, that in North Carolina, where 631,000 citizens
disfranchise 331,000, the government is not republican, and should be made so
by extending the franchise. It might do the same in Virginia, where 719,000
citizens ...
George Washington Julian, 1872
2
History of the Thirty-ninth Congress of the United States
It might decide, for example, that in North Carolina, where 631,000 citizens
disfranchise 331,000, the government is not republican, and should be made so
by extending the franchise. It might do the same in Virginia, where 719,000
citizens ...
William Horatio Barnes, 1868
3
Parliamentary Debates: Official Report : ... Session of the ...
This Bill went to disfranchise a number of persons, and this ought not to be done
hastily ; he acknowledged that the splitting of votes was a great evil, but he
thought substitutes ought to be provided for those disfranchised, and care should
be ...
4
A Rage for Order : Black-White Relations in the American ...
This was true of Republicans, Populists, and independents as well as Democrats,
and it was true in the North and West as well as in the South. Politically, the
motivation of Massachusetts Republicans in attempting to disfranchise the newly
...
Chapel Hill Joel Williamson Professor of History University of North Carolina, 1986
5
The Parliamentary Debates (Authorized Edition)
BERESFORD HOPE said, he would point out that the returning officer might
disfranchise voters by givin them blotted papers. The right hon. entleman the Vice
President of the Council had clearly confessed that that was a new Reform Bill, ...
Great Britain. Parliament, William Cobbett, Thomas Carson Hansard, 1871
6
Living in Infamy: Felon Disfranchisement and the History of ...
language allowing disfranchisement for “any crime,” by adding the require- ment
of “duly convicted” and permitting states to disfranchise for felonies and/or
infamous crimes only. A similar process played out in the Senate. Republican
Willard ...
7
The Annual Register, Or, A View of the History, Politics, ...
In preceding sessions hills had passed the Commons to disfranchise the
borough of Stafford as being a sink of incurable corruption, but none of them had
passed both houses, and Stafford continued defaclo disfranchised by a
suspension of ...
8
Cobbetts' Two-penny Trash; Or, Politics for the Poor ...: V. ...
It will immediately disfranchise the out-lying burgesses and freemen, and also
disfranchise the scot-and-lot voters; and it will, in a short time, disfranchise the
resident burgesses and freemen; while to not one single working man in any part
of ...
9
Two Cultures of Rights: The Quest for Inclusion and ...
In The Souls of Black Folk, first published in 1903,W. E. B. Du Bois poignantly
criticized Booker T.Washington's accommodations but conceded that “
reasonable restrictions in the suffrage,” even if applied evenly, would
disfranchise many ...
Manfred Berg, Martin H. Geyer, 2002
10
Black and African-American Studies: American Dilemma, the ...
Laws can disfranchise Negroes only by making a criterion for voting some
characteristic which is found more frequently in the Negro population than in the
white and by creating opportunities for local administrative discretion. Extralegal
...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «DISFRANCHISE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
disfranchise is used in the context of the following news items.
'Disfranchise Bangladeshi immigrants'
The governor of India's Assam state, PB Acharya, on Friday suggested that all those who are declared foreigner by the foreigners tribunal, ... «Prothom Alo, Jul 15»
Editorial: Renaming Dowling Street
They were also the decades in which states across the South devised laws to disfranchise black Southerners entirely. ," Rice University ... «Chron.com, Jul 15»
Days gone by
The Grandfather clause was inserted to disfranchise the negroes and at the same time let the ignorant white vote. We have always held that the ... «Blue Springs Examiner, Jul 15»
James Allen Shows How To Buy An Engagement Ring
First, brick and mortar retailers have to offer the same price online as they offer in their stores, in order to not disfranchise their existing stores. «Forbes, Jun 15»
Greece offers new plan to avert default, creditors see some hope
Then Merkel even wanted to disfranchise the law makers! And Greece on the other side unwilling and possibly incapable to do anything ... «Forex Factory, Jun 15»
Liberals would peel back provisions of Fair Elections Act
The Fair Elections Act barred use of the cards as ID, a move elections experts warned would disfranchise some voters, particularly younger ... «Ottawa Citizen, Jun 15»
Ethiopian Jews arrested at rally over racism in Israel
... living in ghettos look like in the wild animals zoo, they systematically disfranchise them from getting good education, jobs, housing and so on. «Awramba Times, Jun 15»
Opposition Engage MPs in 3-Hour Reform Discussion
The bill before you seeks to disfranchise us, to concentrate powers in the office of the president and to render this parliament peripheral in the ... «AllAfrica.com, May 15»
Leave return of exiles to Museveni alone
They sort of disfranchise their countrymen through this negligence but they all expect to reap big. The whole thing is left to a very busy ... «New Vision, Apr 15»
The Emancipation Proclamation wasn't enough: Inside the battle …
... acres or fewer to loyal citizens of any color, disfranchise the rebel leaders, and establish new governments with universal adult male suffrage. «Salon, Apr 15»
