CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO GHETTOISE
PRESENT
Present
I ghettoise
you ghettoise
he/she/it ghettoises
we ghettoise
you ghettoise
they ghettoise
Present continuous
I am ghettoising
you are ghettoising
he/she/it is ghettoising
we are ghettoising
you are ghettoising
they are ghettoising
Present perfect
I have ghettoised
you have ghettoised
he/she/it has ghettoised
we have ghettoised
you have ghettoised
they have ghettoised
Present perfect continuous
I have been ghettoising
you have been ghettoising
he/she/it has been ghettoising
we have been ghettoising
you have been ghettoising
they have been ghettoising
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 ghettoised
you ghettoised
he/she/it ghettoised
we ghettoised
you ghettoised
they ghettoised
Past continuous
I was ghettoising
you were ghettoising
he/she/it was ghettoising
we were ghettoising
you were ghettoising
they were ghettoising
Past perfect
I had ghettoised
you had ghettoised
he/she/it had ghettoised
we had ghettoised
you had ghettoised
they had ghettoised
Past perfect continuous
I had been ghettoising
you had been ghettoising
he/she/it had been ghettoising
we had been ghettoising
you had been ghettoising
they had been ghettoising
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will ghettoise
you will ghettoise
he/she/it will ghettoise
we will ghettoise
you will ghettoise
they will ghettoise
Future continuous
I will be ghettoising
you will be ghettoising
he/she/it will be ghettoising
we will be ghettoising
you will be ghettoising
they will be ghettoising
Future perfect
I will have ghettoised
you will have ghettoised
he/she/it will have ghettoised
we will have ghettoised
you will have ghettoised
they will have ghettoised
Future perfect continuous
I will have been ghettoising
you will have been ghettoising
he/she/it will have been ghettoising
we will have been ghettoising
you will have been ghettoising
they will have been ghettoising
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would ghettoise
you would ghettoise
he/she/it would ghettoise
we would ghettoise
you would ghettoise
they would ghettoise
Conditional continuous
I would be ghettoising
you would be ghettoising
he/she/it would be ghettoising
we would be ghettoising
you would be ghettoising
they would be ghettoising
Conditional perfect
I would have ghettoise
you would have ghettoise
he/she/it would have ghettoise
we would have ghettoise
you would have ghettoise
they would have ghettoise
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been ghettoising
you would have been ghettoising
he/she/it would have been ghettoising
we would have been ghettoising
you would have been ghettoising
they would have been ghettoising
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you ghettoise
we let´s ghettoise
you ghettoise
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
ghettoised
Present Participle
ghettoising
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 «GHETTOISE»
Discover the use of
ghettoise in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
ghettoise and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Journalists in Film: Heroes and Villains
By devoting an entire chapter at this point to the representation of women in
journalism, I have no desire to separate them off from the more general issues I
am concerned with, or to ghettoise them. Such a chapter is justified simply
because ...
2
Making European Masculinities: Sport, Europe, Gender
We may indeed consider this sexual differentiation as a way to specialise, or
even to 'ghettoise' women in their domestic abilities but it also meant giving them
a place in fetes and showing them to the whole community as was already the
case ...
3
Television Studies: The Key Concepts
He argues for the need to re-write the language of representation: not to
ghettoise 'otherness', but to value it. On a slightly different tack, Daniels' (1998)
work on race and tel- evision in the UK is instructive in shedding light on the
inadequacy ...
Ben Calvert, Neil Casey, Bernadette Casey, 2007
4
Understanding Children's Literature
It has been widely argued that practitioners of children's literature studies should
not ghettoise themselves, but make use of all appropriate critical techniques.
There is no shortage, as a sceptic might remark, of schools of criticism, nor of
books ...
5
Young People at the Heart of Europe: A Decade of the ...
... 'ghettoise' the youth of Central and Eastern Europe. There were also those who
supported the project because creating a physical presence in the region and
making it a residential training and education centre would underwrite the ...
6
Palestinian Christians in Israel: State Attitudes towards ...
In addition to separate recognition and status, separate religious institutions and
education systems are understood to be used in such a manner as to ghettoise
the minority and disband political and cultural organisations that operate on a ...
7
Educational Challenges in Multilingual Societies: LOITASA ...
Let me explain what I mean by this. During the apartheid era, promoting the use
of African languages as languages of learning was often perceived as an attempt
to “ghettoise” African learners and deny them access to the mainstream of South
...
Zubeida Desai, Martha A. S. Qorro, Birgit Brock-Utne, 2010
8
Bidding for the Mainstream?: Black and Asian British Film ...
Such films help to de-ghettoise the black and Asian experience and establish it
as an integral part of the everyday realities of contemporary British society. This
does not imply that black and Asian makers of such films have given up a ...
Barbara Korte, Claudia Sternberg, 2004
A major issue which Steiner unravels is the rôle of the 'women's beat', for, as she
points out, women feared that such an assignment would ghettoise them and
undermine their journalistic authority. The need to extend a historical
engagement ...
Stuart Allan, Gill Branston, Cynthia Carter, 2002
10
New Wave Spelling: Book G
... guileless, guilelessly, guilelessness ghoul ghouls, ghoulish, ghoulishly,
ghoulishness ghetto ghettos/ghettoes, ghetto-blaster, ghettoise, ghettoises, n
ghettoised, nghettoising, nghettoisation gherkin gherkins ghastly nghastlier,
nghastliest, ...
R.I.C. Publications, 2006
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «GHETTOISE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
ghettoise is used in the context of the following news items.
A Mock Refugee Camp In A Sydney Suburb Is Showing People The …
Laws are doing little but to breed social disadvantage, isolate people and ghettoise asylum seekers as the Australian government keeps them ... «Junkee, Jun 15»
Adorable kids react to photos of Caitlyn Jenner in remarkable video
Italy's Biancofiore says gays 'ghettoise' themselves, gets fired. After just 48 hours as the newly elected Equalities Minister, Michaela Biancofiore ... «Gay Star News, Jun 15»
Italian government wants to 'ghettoise' prostitution and turn itself into …
She wants the Italian government to strengthen punishment against pimps and traffickers, rather than conceal, ghettoise and cause harm to ... «Yahoo News UK, Jun 15»
Developer appeals against decision to reject plans for 22 homes in …
Shame on Spitfire Properties for wanting to "ghettoise" the affordable home owners rather than sprinkle them across the proposed development ... «Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard, Jun 15»
Lenny Henry: There is only one certain way to smash the black glass …
The broadcasters have raised concerns informally, in whispers, about whether ring-fencing will ghettoise black programmes and black people ... «New Statesman, May 15»
Tommy Wilson: Grunty motor for change needed
Failure to do so could see us ghettoise Tauranga and that is an invoice none of us would want to leave for tomorrow's tamariki. As winter ... «New Zealand Herald, May 15»
In defense of "poor doors"
But Michael Faithful says, while he hates the name "poor doors," that actual separate entrances don't ghettoise him, or the fellow residents of ... «CBC.ca, May 15»
How can we get more women into top jobs?
“Gender training seldom meets women's real training needs and often can ghettoise them,” she says. “Training that lets women practise ... «The Guardian, May 15»
The battle Britain's Christians need to fight
Or does such a position ghettoise the issue within government and absolve other ministers of their responsibilities? Should British aid be used ... «Catholic Herald Online, Apr 15»
Muslims Too Can Buy Property In Township For Pandits, Says Home …
"The idea is not to ghettoise Pandits in a separate locality but to ensure that Muslims and Pandits live together in a secure environment," a ... «Huffington Post India, Apr 15»
