CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO FANATICISE
PRESENT
Present
I fanaticise
you fanaticise
he/she/it fanaticises
we fanaticise
you fanaticise
they fanaticise
Present continuous
I am fanaticising
you are fanaticising
he/she/it is fanaticising
we are fanaticising
you are fanaticising
they are fanaticising
Present perfect
I have fanaticised
you have fanaticised
he/she/it has fanaticised
we have fanaticised
you have fanaticised
they have fanaticised
Present perfect continuous
I have been fanaticising
you have been fanaticising
he/she/it has been fanaticising
we have been fanaticising
you have been fanaticising
they have been fanaticising
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 fanaticised
you fanaticised
he/she/it fanaticised
we fanaticised
you fanaticised
they fanaticised
Past continuous
I was fanaticising
you were fanaticising
he/she/it was fanaticising
we were fanaticising
you were fanaticising
they were fanaticising
Past perfect
I had fanaticised
you had fanaticised
he/she/it had fanaticised
we had fanaticised
you had fanaticised
they had fanaticised
Past perfect continuous
I had been fanaticising
you had been fanaticising
he/she/it had been fanaticising
we had been fanaticising
you had been fanaticising
they had been fanaticising
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will fanaticise
you will fanaticise
he/she/it will fanaticise
we will fanaticise
you will fanaticise
they will fanaticise
Future continuous
I will be fanaticising
you will be fanaticising
he/she/it will be fanaticising
we will be fanaticising
you will be fanaticising
they will be fanaticising
Future perfect
I will have fanaticised
you will have fanaticised
he/she/it will have fanaticised
we will have fanaticised
you will have fanaticised
they will have fanaticised
Future perfect continuous
I will have been fanaticising
you will have been fanaticising
he/she/it will have been fanaticising
we will have been fanaticising
you will have been fanaticising
they will have been fanaticising
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would fanaticise
you would fanaticise
he/she/it would fanaticise
we would fanaticise
you would fanaticise
they would fanaticise
Conditional continuous
I would be fanaticising
you would be fanaticising
he/she/it would be fanaticising
we would be fanaticising
you would be fanaticising
they would be fanaticising
Conditional perfect
I would have fanaticise
you would have fanaticise
he/she/it would have fanaticise
we would have fanaticise
you would have fanaticise
they would have fanaticise
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been fanaticising
you would have been fanaticising
he/she/it would have been fanaticising
we would have been fanaticising
you would have been fanaticising
they would have been fanaticising
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you fanaticise
we let´s fanaticise
you fanaticise
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
fanaticised
Present Participle
fanaticising
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 «FANATICISE»
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fanaticise in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
fanaticise and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Public Characters of 1798-9 [-1806]
pretence to fanaticise the greater part of Europe against the infant liberties of
France. The Doctor having made the necessary preparations for the journey, set
out from London, and reached Dover in the beginning of August I792, sailed on
the ...
2
Discourse Constructions of Youth Identities
I am not saying that the same should happen here in Greece, but it would be
good to say things with their name and it would not be bad to fanaticise the
Greeks a bit, because the Turks repeatedly provoke us and repeatedly distribute
false ...
Jannis K. Androutsopoulos, Alexandra Georgakopoulou, 2003
3
The Bible in India: Hindoo Origin of Hebrew and Christian ...
Others again, in the wild delirium produced by an exciting beverage, of which the
Brahmins have not yet lost the secret, uttered oracles in the sanctuaries, either to
fanaticise fakirs and sunniassys (holy mendicants), or to extort from the amazed ...
4
Duchenier, or, The revolt of La Vendée
It was the only time, as an eye-witness assures us, that the priests were ever
known, in the infidel language of the day, to fanaticise the Catholic army ; and
certain it is, that nothing short of enthusiasm, in the highest degree, could have
enabled ...
5
Catholic and Protestant Nations Compared: In Their Threefold ...
... and to fanaticise the people. This work, dictated by an infernal policy, was
scarcely accomplished, when Charles the Fifth t. Affaira de Hun,, pp. 150 to 254.
— 2. M.,», p. 53. — 3. Saint-Hilaire, vol. vi, p. 52. began his reign. It was probably
the ...
6
The Miscellaneous Works...
... and circulars, and elucidations, and statements, — all designed to fanaticise
their parti- zans amongst the country clergy, whom they had summoned up to
Oxford to secure their expected triumph in the Convocation on the 22d of March.
... they issued with unabated zeal their placards, and circulars, and elucidations,
and statements,_all designed to fanaticise their partisans amongst the country
clergy, whom they had summoned up to Oxford to secure their expected triumph
in ...
8
Letters of a German countess; written during her travels in ...
That enthusiastic minds fanaticise the multitude, that the ambitious abuse them
while they are in a state of excitement, that great minds in isolated moments
inspire the vacillating chaotic masses with their spirit, and thus carry them along
with ...
Ida Maria L.S.F.G. Hahn-Hahn (gräfin von.), 1845
9
Revelations of Austria, ed. by the author of the ...
... who are fathers of families, friends of legitimate propagation of the human
species, enemies of illegitimate commerce, and of those propensities which
stultify the intellect, fanaticise the mind, and brutalize the heart. The sacred laws
of nature ...
Michał Kubrakiewicz, Charles Frederick Henningsen, 1846
10
Historical and philosophical memoirs of Pius the Sixth and ...
The remainder of the year 1794. was spent in dcvifing means to procure a supply
of specie, and means to fanaticise the multitude. Theformer proved a more
diflicult talk than the latter. To carry on his military preparatives, an increased ...
7 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «FANATICISE»
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fanaticise is used in the context of the following news items.
Roberto Mancini and Inter face Parma in a positive mood
... Perin and Yevhen Konoplyanka were all names dropped during the session, which will please the fans as they fanaticise about an overhaul. «ESPN FC, Mar 15»
Three cottages, lots of coconut trees and an island to yourself: Real …
... to lifestyle habits but I think they're just looking forward to living a simple island life that most fanaticise of us only fantasise about,' he said. «Daily Mail, Jul 14»
Car Lover Spots Cadillac Brougham Stretched Limo Used as …
The Cadillac is a car brand that is undeniably iconic, a car that we all fanaticise about one day owning. This connection with the rare cars of the ... «Limo Broker News, Jun 14»
Deer hunt ends with bachelor party
So you wait, fanaticise and watch the hands of your field watch tick down to a half hour after sunset when the law says hunting activity must ... «Edmonton Sun, Dec 13»
Aurora: Between fact and fantasy
... violates the most sacrosanct assumption about a remissive space in which we enter deliberately to fanaticise - in fact to co-fanaticise together ... «Aljazeera.com, Jul 12»
Khalil Samir Samir
There are extremist fringes on both sides, which we should help each other to de-fanaticise. French Muslims represent less than 10 percent of ... «The Cutting Edge, Mar 11»
HANNIBAL ODESSEY COMPLEX
Such people usually fanaticise about war and it may have to do with upbringing and environmental factors that make it that he develops this ... «Modern Ghana, Jul 09»
