CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO EMBLEMISE
PRESENT
Present
I emblemise
you emblemise
he/she/it emblemises
we emblemise
you emblemise
they emblemise
Present continuous
I am emblemising
you are emblemising
he/she/it is emblemising
we are emblemising
you are emblemising
they are emblemising
Present perfect
I have emblemised
you have emblemised
he/she/it has emblemised
we have emblemised
you have emblemised
they have emblemised
Present perfect continuous
I have been emblemising
you have been emblemising
he/she/it has been emblemising
we have been emblemising
you have been emblemising
they have been emblemising
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 emblemised
you emblemised
he/she/it emblemised
we emblemised
you emblemised
they emblemised
Past continuous
I was emblemising
you were emblemising
he/she/it was emblemising
we were emblemising
you were emblemising
they were emblemising
Past perfect
I had emblemised
you had emblemised
he/she/it had emblemised
we had emblemised
you had emblemised
they had emblemised
Past perfect continuous
I had been emblemising
you had been emblemising
he/she/it had been emblemising
we had been emblemising
you had been emblemising
they had been emblemising
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will emblemise
you will emblemise
he/she/it will emblemise
we will emblemise
you will emblemise
they will emblemise
Future continuous
I will be emblemising
you will be emblemising
he/she/it will be emblemising
we will be emblemising
you will be emblemising
they will be emblemising
Future perfect
I will have emblemised
you will have emblemised
he/she/it will have emblemised
we will have emblemised
you will have emblemised
they will have emblemised
Future perfect continuous
I will have been emblemising
you will have been emblemising
he/she/it will have been emblemising
we will have been emblemising
you will have been emblemising
they will have been emblemising
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would emblemise
you would emblemise
he/she/it would emblemise
we would emblemise
you would emblemise
they would emblemise
Conditional continuous
I would be emblemising
you would be emblemising
he/she/it would be emblemising
we would be emblemising
you would be emblemising
they would be emblemising
Conditional perfect
I would have emblemise
you would have emblemise
he/she/it would have emblemise
we would have emblemise
you would have emblemise
they would have emblemise
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been emblemising
you would have been emblemising
he/she/it would have been emblemising
we would have been emblemising
you would have been emblemising
they would have been emblemising
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you emblemise
we let´s emblemise
you emblemise
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
emblemised
Present Participle
emblemising
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 «EMBLEMISE»
Discover the use of
emblemise in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
emblemise and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Severed Head and the Grafted Tongue: Literature, ...
Explores actual and literary depictions of beheadings in sixteenth-century Ireland and addresses how violence is transcribed into art.
2
Heads of the people: or, Portraits of the English
The " bishop" which we all delight to imbibe from the bowl, may, in one sense at
least, emblemise its namesake — it cometh in only as the forerunner of a break-
up. Bring in the " bishop ;" and somehow or other, the signal is soon given to ...
Joseph Kenny Meadows, 1864
3
Ballou's Monthly Magazine
... human race will assim i late and improve their character. Mr. Ettex, a Parisian
sculptor, at the formation of the French republic in 1851, wrought the statue,
which forms the subject of our illustration, to emblemise the new condition of
things.
J.B. Ancient Tiles. — Two birds, back to back, with heads turned to each other,
were common on ancient tiles. What are they intended to represent or to
emblemise ? B. Pilgrimage of Kings, SfC. — Blind Man's Buff — Muffin —
Hundred Weight, ...
5
Magazine of Horticulture, Botany, and All Useful Discoveries ...
The daisy and the cowslip are remembered in our reading as the bright-eyed
children of spring ; and they emblemise those little members of our former family
circle, of whom we have heard but have never seen, who exist only in the
pensive ...
Charles Mason Hovey, 1855
6
The Magazine of Horticulture, Botany, and All Useful ...
The daisy and the cowslip are remembered in our reading as the bright-eyed
children of spring ; and they emblemise those little members of our former family
circle, of whom we have heard but have never seen, who exist only in the
pensive ...
7
Queer Company: The Role and Meaning of Friendship in Gay ...
What is more, these remarkable graves and burial monuments at once
commemorate the former pleasures of an array of intimacies in male friendship
and emblemise these qualities as an ideal model of friendship. The tomb of Finch
and ...
8
Phraseology and Culture in English
The aim is to look into issues such as the local construction and interpretation of
specific formulae, as well as their potential to mark and emblemise insider
knowledge and membership, and also how social significance attached to
linguistic ...
9
Shakespeare and Multiplicity
willow stick in the sand of the river bank (one degree even more ephemeral than
ink on marble) verses which emblemise the stream as mirror of his tearful eyes: In
watery glass my watery eyes I see; Sorrows ill eas'd, where sorrows painted be ...
For this poet thorns and flowers at once exemplify and emblemise a spiritual
condition. They share the poet's simultaneous involvement in organic life and
spiritual being. On a Drop of Dew draws out the soul's quarrel with the body in a
natural ...
8 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «EMBLEMISE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
emblemise is used in the context of the following news items.
As Socialist as a loan shark…
... Varoufakis… who, love him or hate him, had come to emblemise an archetypally Socialist struggle against “European imperialism”. «MaltaToday, Jul 15»
Paris Fashion Week: Dior swaps the garden for the city
... with the considerable legacy of the world's most famous couture house whose design emblemise hyper-feminine mid-century womanhood. «The Independent, Feb 14»
Light as air: S/S 2014
... the qualities they emblemise were reflected across the Chanel collection as a whole. They represented freedom, and movement, and speed. «The Independent, Jan 14»
Cllr Barnett should resign. Correct outcome to challenged this kind …
I am, however, saying that patronising and insulting views towards black people were once very common and that gollies emblemise this. «Brighton and Hove News, Dec 13»
Graffiti on Cairo walls: Art or insult?
From the four-finger Rabaa salute – a symbol that has come to emblemise the dispersed pro-Morsi camp at Rabaa Al-Adawiya – to a Jewish ... «Ahram Online, Dec 13»
Stone Roses reunite for generation game
"For those that witnessed these events - many of them the founding fathers of Britpop, which came to emblemise the mid-to-late 90s - it felt like ... «Channel 4 News, Jun 12»
five petals, five principles
“All this time, we have not done enough to promote and 'emblemise' it as the national flower of Malaysia.” The Government is planning on ... «Malaysia Star, Mar 11»
Parviz Mohassel "Black and White paintings": Westbeth Gallery …
Among them are two triptychs Andazeh measuring 108" x 48" and Ravand 90" x40" that emblemise the main gallery walls. In addition, there are ... «Payvand, Jun 06»
