CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO EQUALISE
PRESENT
Present
I equalise
you equalise
he/she/it equalises
we equalise
you equalise
they equalise
Present continuous
I am equalising
you are equalising
he/she/it is equalising
we are equalising
you are equalising
they are equalising
Present perfect
I have equalised
you have equalised
he/she/it has equalised
we have equalised
you have equalised
they have equalised
Present perfect continuous
I have been equalising
you have been equalising
he/she/it has been equalising
we have been equalising
you have been equalising
they have been equalising
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 equalised
you equalised
he/she/it equalised
we equalised
you equalised
they equalised
Past continuous
I was equalising
you were equalising
he/she/it was equalising
we were equalising
you were equalising
they were equalising
Past perfect
I had equalised
you had equalised
he/she/it had equalised
we had equalised
you had equalised
they had equalised
Past perfect continuous
I had been equalising
you had been equalising
he/she/it had been equalising
we had been equalising
you had been equalising
they had been equalising
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will equalise
you will equalise
he/she/it will equalise
we will equalise
you will equalise
they will equalise
Future continuous
I will be equalising
you will be equalising
he/she/it will be equalising
we will be equalising
you will be equalising
they will be equalising
Future perfect
I will have equalised
you will have equalised
he/she/it will have equalised
we will have equalised
you will have equalised
they will have equalised
Future perfect continuous
I will have been equalising
you will have been equalising
he/she/it will have been equalising
we will have been equalising
you will have been equalising
they will have been equalising
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would equalise
you would equalise
he/she/it would equalise
we would equalise
you would equalise
they would equalise
Conditional continuous
I would be equalising
you would be equalising
he/she/it would be equalising
we would be equalising
you would be equalising
they would be equalising
Conditional perfect
I would have equalise
you would have equalise
he/she/it would have equalise
we would have equalise
you would have equalise
they would have equalise
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been equalising
you would have been equalising
he/she/it would have been equalising
we would have been equalising
you would have been equalising
they would have been equalising
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you equalise
we let´s equalise
you equalise
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
equalised
Present Participle
equalising
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 «EQUALISE»
Discover the use of
equalise in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
equalise and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Climate Technology Strategies 2: The macro-economic cost and ...
Criterion Basic General Operational Rule for Definition Operational Rule COz-
Permits Outcome-Based Equity Criteria Horizontal All nations Equalise net
welfare Distribute permits to should be change across equalise net welfare
treated ...
2
Introduction Into Legal English for Dutch Law Students
Such an equalisation clause may be periodic or once- only (final equalisation
clause) An example of the former is the Amsterdam equalisation clause
according to which parties agree to equalise any savings periodically (often
annually).
3
Speech of Mr. Archer, on the Question of the Removal of the ...
gress, passed in 1816, will equalise the currency with the aid of steam boats,
internal improvements and post offices. A few of the things required to be done by
the Bank have been here mistaken for the whole purposes of its institution.
William Segar Archer, 1834
4
Economic Theory in Retrospect
As Adam Smith had shown, competition tends to equalise, not the monetary
returns, but the 'net advantages' of different occupations to individuals. And if
differences in the psychic costs of two occupations result in differences in total
earnings ...
5
Milton Friedman: A Concise Guide to the Ideas and Influence ...
Another problem of egalitarianism is to know exactly what you are trying to
equalise. If we restrict it to income, are we trying to equalise the incomes of each
person or each family? Over each month, or year, or lifetime? These are no trivial
...
6
Low-power HF Microelectronics: A Unified Approach
Guard rings also have the ability to equalise coupling to matched devices. This is
often desirable when noise can't be completely eliminated but can be rejected if it
is common mode. Reference [57] describes an analysis of an operational ...
Gerson A. S. Machado, 1996
7
Documents on Contemporary British Government: Volume 2, ...
To take full account of these variations a revised system might attempt to equalise
not rate poundages but rate payments by comparable domestic ratepayers, by
bringing into the distribution formula not only rate products per head of ...
8
Current Words And Phrases
Equalise : balance. The U.S. hopes to equalise battlefield odds by air attacks on
Serbs to help government forces in Bosnia. Ethnocentrism : a tendency to judge
foreigners by the standards of one's own culture or ethnic group; a tendency ...
9
An Inquiry Into the Principles and Policy of the Government ...
Godwin proposes to equalise wealth and knowledge among all men : Malthus to
equalise food and proereation almost as extensively; and Mr., Adams to equalise
wealth and power between three politieal orders. Thus we see at one view ...
10
The Welfare State and Its Aftermath
Greater Equality? As pointed out above, social insurance schemes do not do
much to equalise incomes between vertical income groups. This is one of the
features which make them acceptable and might well make a large system of
reverse ...
Shmuel Noah Eisenstadt, Ora Ahimeir, 1985
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «EQUALISE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
equalise is used in the context of the following news items.
Italy kick the party off in style
It took Gori merely 34 seconds to ripple the net in Espinho, only for Costa Rica to surprisingly equalise through Greivin Pacheco. Possibility of ... «FIFA.com, Jul 15»
Blood brides: feminist activists cracking China's patriarchal order
They called for an increase in the size of women's public restrooms that would equalise wait times for men and women. The event in ... «Open Democracy, Jul 15»
Jamaica hold Costa Rica for first Gold Cup surprise
Roy Miller got his head on a cross to equalise in the 33rd minute and David Ramirez then put the 'Ticos' ahead. In the day's other Group B game at the same ... «euronews, Jul 15»
GOLD CUP: Boyz, Costa Rica in 2-2 thriller
The Central Americans made full use of the opening to equalise, crafting a cleverly worked free-kick when Ruiz played a diagonal grounded ... «Jamaica Gleaner, Jul 15»
Delpierro Struck Twice As Jamal Wins Gambian Derby in Bangladesh
Dawda Ceesay was unlucky not to equalise the margin six minutes later, his chip from the edge of the box was just over the crossbar. However ... «AllAfrica.com, Jul 15»
Something to Chew On
... bird droppings or facsimiles in paint, Colen says in a statement on a website, “I'm trying to equalise the world, to say there is no high and low. «Artvoice, Jul 15»
What the Budget means for property
The chancellor expressed the Government's support for home ownership and the need to equalise the tax consequences of owning homes to ... «economia, Jul 15»
Paul Tisdale pleased that Exeter City are ahead of schedule after …
... victory as Nathan Austin, who had tested Pym with a couple of efforts in the second half, curled a shot past the City keeper to equalise. «Exeter Express and Echo, Jul 15»
Funding needed to equalise access to childcare
Grandparents are providing valuable childcare supports, but more Government investment is needed for equal access to formal childcare and ... «Irish Examiner, Jul 15»
Red Imps make history in Champions League qualifiers
It took just three second-half minutes for Lincoln to equalise, though, as Anthony Bardon got his name on the scoresheet and it was even better ... «Goal.com, Jul 15»
