CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO EPILOGUISE
PRESENT
Present
I epiloguise
you epiloguise
he/she/it epiloguises
we epiloguise
you epiloguise
they epiloguise
Present continuous
I am epiloguising
you are epiloguising
he/she/it is epiloguising
we are epiloguising
you are epiloguising
they are epiloguising
Present perfect
I have epiloguised
you have epiloguised
he/she/it has epiloguised
we have epiloguised
you have epiloguised
they have epiloguised
Present perfect continuous
I have been epiloguising
you have been epiloguising
he/she/it has been epiloguising
we have been epiloguising
you have been epiloguising
they have been epiloguising
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 epiloguised
you epiloguised
he/she/it epiloguised
we epiloguised
you epiloguised
they epiloguised
Past continuous
I was epiloguising
you were epiloguising
he/she/it was epiloguising
we were epiloguising
you were epiloguising
they were epiloguising
Past perfect
I had epiloguised
you had epiloguised
he/she/it had epiloguised
we had epiloguised
you had epiloguised
they had epiloguised
Past perfect continuous
I had been epiloguising
you had been epiloguising
he/she/it had been epiloguising
we had been epiloguising
you had been epiloguising
they had been epiloguising
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will epiloguise
you will epiloguise
he/she/it will epiloguise
we will epiloguise
you will epiloguise
they will epiloguise
Future continuous
I will be epiloguising
you will be epiloguising
he/she/it will be epiloguising
we will be epiloguising
you will be epiloguising
they will be epiloguising
Future perfect
I will have epiloguised
you will have epiloguised
he/she/it will have epiloguised
we will have epiloguised
you will have epiloguised
they will have epiloguised
Future perfect continuous
I will have been epiloguising
you will have been epiloguising
he/she/it will have been epiloguising
we will have been epiloguising
you will have been epiloguising
they will have been epiloguising
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would epiloguise
you would epiloguise
he/she/it would epiloguise
we would epiloguise
you would epiloguise
they would epiloguise
Conditional continuous
I would be epiloguising
you would be epiloguising
he/she/it would be epiloguising
we would be epiloguising
you would be epiloguising
they would be epiloguising
Conditional perfect
I would have epiloguise
you would have epiloguise
he/she/it would have epiloguise
we would have epiloguise
you would have epiloguise
they would have epiloguise
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been epiloguising
you would have been epiloguising
he/she/it would have been epiloguising
we would have been epiloguising
you would have been epiloguising
they would have been epiloguising
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you epiloguise
we let´s epiloguise
you epiloguise
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
epiloguised
Present Participle
epiloguising
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 «EPILOGUISE»
Discover the use of
epiloguise in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
epiloguise and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
comprehensive dictionary ogf the world
EPILOGUISE, or Eritooisn, e '-e-lo- ize, 0 '-e-loF 9 I' i 1 jize, v. n. (Gr.) To
pronounce or write an epilogue. Erimovisrz, v. a. To add tn, in the mannc of an
epilogue. Eruucuvs, ep-im'-a-kuc, s. ( Gr.) A genus of tenuirostral birds : sub-
family, ...
2
The Oratorical Dictionary
... with a loss of sense ; th'e falling sickness. adj. epileptic, epileptical. EP'ILOGUE
. s. The poem or speech at the end of a play. adj. epilogistic; v. epiloguise. EPINI'
CION. s. A song of triumph. EPIPH'ANY. s. A church.festr- val, celebrated on the ...
John Newland Maffitt,
1835
3
The Framing Text in Early Modern English Drama: 'Whining' ...
... there is an acceptance of the framing text's appearance, of its relevance and
even of its quality: 'Now let me Scholastikewise / For us all Epiloguise', a
sentiment in keeping with the tone and content of the play, which has examined
notions of ...
Dr Brian W Schneider,
2013
4
The Dramatic Works: Containing 15 Comedies Now First ...
Ow let me Scholastikewise For us all Epiloguise: [s these slender Scenes of ÞVit
Are receiv'd, as they were writ, .For your mirth, and no offence ; .Let your Grace
quit our suspence W'ith applaus'd 'Catastrophe I am short, w'yee (as you she) ...
5
A New Dictionary of the English and Dutch Language: To which ...
Nartdc , vr. to Epiloguise, т. o. Eene Herede :л keudens — , Kortelijk zamcnvat- -
ten wat dear anderen gezcgd is. Spinicion, s. Lofzang ер eene о- • verwinnlng ,
vr. Epiuyctis , s. in de heelk. , Zweer \ 'aan den hotk van het oeg. Epiphany, s.
6
The Dramatic Works of Richard Brome Containing Fifteen ...
Ow let me Scholastihewise For us all Epiloguise: [s these slender Scenes of Wit A
re receiv'd, as they were writ, For your mirth, and no offence ; Let your Grace quit
our susþence With aþplaus'a' Catastrophe. I am short, w'yee (as you see) ...
7
A New Universal Etymological, Technological and Pronouncing ...
In the Drama, a speech or poem addressed to the spectators by one of the actors,
after the conclusion of the play. Epiloguise, ep'e-lo-gize,^ v. n. To pronounce an
Epilogise, e-pil'o-jizc, ) epilogue. Epiloguise, ep'e-lo-gize, v. a. To add to in the ...
John Craig (lexicographer.),
1849
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Dramatic Works Containing Fifteen Comedies Now First Collected
NOw let me Scholajlikewise For us all Epiloguise : If these slender Scenes of Wit
Are receivd, as they were writ, For your mirth, and no offence ; Let your Grace quit
our fufpence With applausd Cataslrophe. I am sliort, wyee (as you fee) There a ...
9
Chambers English-Hindi Dictionary
ЦчМйчЧ (ч>ЧТ) epilogue л. зтя|ггт; (чтгч» í> зпт if) *ГСгг чтчч; ^ч^к+dî; та чттч Ч^
Тч" ЧТШ °ЧТ%>; ч<ПТ % ЯТТ % *l4v чгг ЭТЩПТ; aeyi. epüogic, epilogisuc ЗЧЯ^
ТТ НЧЧТ, ЧТЯ ЧТЧЧ ТЧЧЧ^; v.r. epilogise, epiloguise 3THf[R г?жчт, тгат чтчТ ...
Sureśa Avasthī, Indujā Avasthī,
1981
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The Dramatic Works of Richard Brome: Containing Fifteen ...
Containing Fifteen Comedies Now First Collected in Three Volumes ... Richard
Brome. Epilogue. 1 For us all Epiloguise : If these Jlender Scenes of Wit For your
mirth, and no offence ; Let your Grace quit our fufpence With applaus'd ...