CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO GERMANISE
PRESENT
Present
I germanise
you germanise
he/she/it germanises
we germanise
you germanise
they germanise
Present continuous
I am germanising
you are germanising
he/she/it is germanising
we are germanising
you are germanising
they are germanising
Present perfect
I have germanised
you have germanised
he/she/it has germanised
we have germanised
you have germanised
they have germanised
Present perfect continuous
I have been germanising
you have been germanising
he/she/it has been germanising
we have been germanising
you have been germanising
they have been germanising
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 germanised
you germanised
he/she/it germanised
we germanised
you germanised
they germanised
Past continuous
I was germanising
you were germanising
he/she/it was germanising
we were germanising
you were germanising
they were germanising
Past perfect
I had germanised
you had germanised
he/she/it had germanised
we had germanised
you had germanised
they had germanised
Past perfect continuous
I had been germanising
you had been germanising
he/she/it had been germanising
we had been germanising
you had been germanising
they had been germanising
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will germanise
you will germanise
he/she/it will germanise
we will germanise
you will germanise
they will germanise
Future continuous
I will be germanising
you will be germanising
he/she/it will be germanising
we will be germanising
you will be germanising
they will be germanising
Future perfect
I will have germanised
you will have germanised
he/she/it will have germanised
we will have germanised
you will have germanised
they will have germanised
Future perfect continuous
I will have been germanising
you will have been germanising
he/she/it will have been germanising
we will have been germanising
you will have been germanising
they will have been germanising
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would Germanise
you would Germanise
he/she/it would Germanise
we would Germanise
you would Germanise
they would Germanise
Conditional continuous
I would be germanising
you would be germanising
he/she/it would be germanising
we would be germanising
you would be germanising
they would be germanising
Conditional perfect
I would have Germanise
you would have Germanise
he/she/it would have Germanise
we would have Germanise
you would have Germanise
they would have Germanise
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been germanising
you would have been germanising
he/she/it would have been germanising
we would have been germanising
you would have been germanising
they would have been germanising
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you germanise
we let´s germanise
you germanise
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
germanised
Present Participle
germanising
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 «GERMANISE»
Discover the use of
Germanise in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
Germanise and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Catalogue of the London Library
4, by J. C. von Fichard, and Vols. 5—10 by Prof. Pertz. 13087 [6445] Monumenta
Germanise Historica, ab anno Christi 500 usque ad annum 1500. Tom. X.XI. XII.
folio, ib. 1848 130S7 [6445] Pertz, (G. H.) Monumenta Germanise Historica, &c.
John George Cochrane, 1852
2
A general bibliographical dictionary
22199 — de situ Germanise et inco- larum moribus libellus. Vienna Pannoniae,
Singrenius, rn. Jan. 1515. 4-. — And. Althameri com- mentaria Germania; in Taciti
libel- lum de situ, morib. et populis Germania: (cum textu.) Nrb., Petre- jus, 1536.
Friedrich Adolf Ebert, 1837
3
A General Collection of the Best and Most Interesting ...
Cypriani Eichovii Deliciarum Germanise tam Superioris quam Inferioris Index,
indicans itinera ex Augusta Vindelicorum ad omnes civitates et oppida tam
Superioris quam Inferioris Germanise. Uriel, 1604, 4to. Delicise Germanise tam ...
4
Catalogus bibliothecae Harleianae: in locos communes ...
Alexander Tenneurii, de Sacra Ampulla Remensi, Tractatus Apologeticus,
adversus Joan. Chifletium □ Paris. 1652 €832 F. Ant. de Simeonibus de Bello
Transylvanico & Pannonico Lib. vi. Rom. 171 3 8834 Jac. Car. Spener Notitia
Germanise ...
Edward Harley Oxford (Earl of), William Oldys, Samuel Johnson, 1744
5
Memoirs of science and the arts: or, An abridgement of the ...
Hab. in Germanise boletis. 2. M. Bicolor niger fubtus, antennis pedibusque
ferrugineis. Hab. in Americæ merid. Inful. 3. M. Dermestoides fuscus, abdomine
pedibusque testaceis. Hab. in Germanise boletis. 4. M. Atomarias niger, elytris
punctis ...
6
Bibliotheca Peirsoniana, or Catalogue raisonné ... of the ...
Cum Effigie. Rarissimus. — Argentorati, l6\Q 125S Spener (Jac. Car.) Historia
Germanise Universalis et Pragmatica, breviter ac perspicue exposita. 2 torn. perg
. — — Lipsice & Halce, 171 6, 1717 1259 Polydori Virgilii Historix Angliae Libri
27.
7
Librorum Impressorum qui in Museo Britannico Adservantur ...
8° Lond. 1721. ALTHAMER (andr.) v. tacitus. Scholia in Corn. Taciturn de situ,
moribus, populisque Germanise. 4° Norimb. 1529. Commentaria Germanise, in P
. Corn. Taciti Libellum de situ, moribus, et populis Germanorum. 4° Norimb. 1536.
8
Librorum Impressorum Qui in Museo Britannico Adservantur ...
8° Lond. 1721. ALTHAMER (andr.) v. tacitus. Scholia in Corn. Taciturn de situ,
moribus, populisque Germanise. 4° Norimb. 1529. Commentaria Germanise, in P
. Corn. Taciti Libellum de situ, moribus, etpopulis Germanorum. 4° Norimb. 1536.
British Museum. Dept. of Printed Books, 1813
9
Catalogue of books for MDCCCXXXVII ...
Nerobergae facta ad Principes Germanise, 1522 — Supplicatio quo- rundam
apud Helvetios Evangelistarum ad Hugonem Episc. Constantiensem, &c. 1522
— Apologeticus Arche- teles adpellatus, &c. 1522 — De Canone Missse, 1523 —
De ...
Thomas Rodd (Firm)., 1837
10
Catalogue of Printed Books in the British Museum
1574. fol. See TACITUS (c. c.). Scholia in C. T. de situ, moribus populisqj
Germanise. 1529. 4° Commentaria Germanise, in P. C. Taciti libellum de situ,
moribus et populis Germanorum. Norimbergce, 1536. 4° Another edition.
Ambergce, 1609.
British Museum. Dept. of Printed Books, Sir Anthony Panizzi, 1841
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «GERMANISE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
Germanise is used in the context of the following news items.
Anti-German sentiment during WWI was so rife it bordered on hysteria
Manly Council competed with other councils to “de-Germanise” their local communities, stoke patriotism and embarrass “slackers” who did not ... «The Daily Telegraph, May 15»
Is Europe now showing signs of a continent overwhelmed?
It is no longer the continent where an aggressive Germany sought to settle and Germanise vast tracts of Slav land to the east and unleashed a ... «Independent Online, Mar 15»
German Curry
The couple experimented with such fusion to Germanise Indian cuisine. Just as in the evolution of living beings, in business as well, survival is ... «The New Indian Express, Jan 15»
Global imbalances succumb to the dwindling price of oil
The surplus run by the eurozone as a whole represents an implicit attempt to Germanise the union and to export its way out of economic ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Oct 14»
So, who do you cheer for?
... with even Angela Merkel insisting that immigrants should Germanise. Until 1999, citizenship was based on jus sanguinis- bloodline. In terms ... «India Today, Jul 14»
Q&A: "Angela Merkel Is the Decider of Our Fate"
The siesta, for instance, has become morally incorrect. In the name of saving the euro, Germany feels it has the right to “Germanise” Europe. «Inter Press Service, Jul 13»
A supercharged Swabian housewife
So, what exactly is Prof Ferguson talking about when he mentions the alleged attempt to “Germanise the periphery”? There is a lack of ... «Financial Times, Jul 13»
Merkel's 'deutsche Michel' ploy is bad economics
The illusion was to imagine that such reform could somehow be induced via a fiscal compact – Ms Merkel's attempt to Germanise the periphery. «Financial Times, Jul 13»
Helmet Kohl makes rare appearance to urge Europe to solve crisis …
We cannot Germanise Europe. Mr Kohl understands this. We can only hope this event is a sign that Ms Merkel is beginning to realise that, too." ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Sep 12»
Did Germany sow the seeds of the eurozone debt crisis?
Much of Europe will now be required to Germanise its economic governance. Allan Little's three-part series Europe's Choice begins on BBC ... «BBC News, Jan 12»
