CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO HOSPITALISE
PRESENT
Present
I hospitalise
you hospitalise
he/she/it hospitalises
we hospitalise
you hospitalise
they hospitalise
Present continuous
I am hospitalising
you are hospitalising
he/she/it is hospitalising
we are hospitalising
you are hospitalising
they are hospitalising
Present perfect
I have hospitalised
you have hospitalised
he/she/it has hospitalised
we have hospitalised
you have hospitalised
they have hospitalised
Present perfect continuous
I have been hospitalising
you have been hospitalising
he/she/it has been hospitalising
we have been hospitalising
you have been hospitalising
they have been hospitalising
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 hospitalised
you hospitalised
he/she/it hospitalised
we hospitalised
you hospitalised
they hospitalised
Past continuous
I was hospitalising
you were hospitalising
he/she/it was hospitalising
we were hospitalising
you were hospitalising
they were hospitalising
Past perfect
I had hospitalised
you had hospitalised
he/she/it had hospitalised
we had hospitalised
you had hospitalised
they had hospitalised
Past perfect continuous
I had been hospitalising
you had been hospitalising
he/she/it had been hospitalising
we had been hospitalising
you had been hospitalising
they had been hospitalising
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will hospitalise
you will hospitalise
he/she/it will hospitalise
we will hospitalise
you will hospitalise
they will hospitalise
Future continuous
I will be hospitalising
you will be hospitalising
he/she/it will be hospitalising
we will be hospitalising
you will be hospitalising
they will be hospitalising
Future perfect
I will have hospitalised
you will have hospitalised
he/she/it will have hospitalised
we will have hospitalised
you will have hospitalised
they will have hospitalised
Future perfect continuous
I will have been hospitalising
you will have been hospitalising
he/she/it will have been hospitalising
we will have been hospitalising
you will have been hospitalising
they will have been hospitalising
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would hospitalise
you would hospitalise
he/she/it would hospitalise
we would hospitalise
you would hospitalise
they would hospitalise
Conditional continuous
I would be hospitalising
you would be hospitalising
he/she/it would be hospitalising
we would be hospitalising
you would be hospitalising
they would be hospitalising
Conditional perfect
I would have hospitalise
you would have hospitalise
he/she/it would have hospitalise
we would have hospitalise
you would have hospitalise
they would have hospitalise
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been hospitalising
you would have been hospitalising
he/she/it would have been hospitalising
we would have been hospitalising
you would have been hospitalising
they would have been hospitalising
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you hospitalise
we let´s hospitalise
you hospitalise
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Infinitive
to hospitalise
Past participle
hospitalised
Present Participle
hospitalising
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 «HOSPITALISE»
Discover the use of
hospitalise in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
hospitalise and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Issues in Nursing by Specialty: 2012 Edition
unduplicated admission records from 77 NHs. The prevalence of donot-
resuscitate and do-not-hospitalise orders at admission was 28 and 3 center dot 4
%, respectively. A very small percentage of residents received hospice care on
admission ...
2
The Welfare of Children with Mentally Ill Parents: Learning ...
... 'dangerousness' criterion, and so does Germany. At the same time, the Italian
and German participants were those least ready to hospitalise and use
compulsion, although one country used the dangerousness criterion and the
other did not.
Rachael Hetherington, Karen Baistow, Ilan Katz, 2003
3
Quite Literally: Problem Words and how to Use Them
... hors d'oeuvre is the first course; in the US hors d'oeuvre are served with drinks
beforehand. hospitalise. not hospitalize - but try to use send/admit to hospital (
there is a difference) instead. Partridge calls hospitalise 'shocking officialese'.
host.
4
Promoting Recovery in Early Psychosis: A Practice Manual
hospitalise? The main reasons for admission to hospital for FEP have not
changed substantially since the introduction of EP services, and boil down to
providing a secure base in which to manage risk of harm to self and others while
waiting for ...
Paul French, Jo Smith, David Shiers, 2010
5
Les mots-clés de la santé: classement thématique, exemples ...
etre hospitalise to be hospitalized / to be admitted to hospital You may be
admitted to a psychiatric unit or hospital as a voluntary patient or com- pulsorily.
etre hospitalise en urgence to be admitted to hospital on an emergency basis ...
Joëlle Rouanet-Laplace, 2003
6
Community Emergency Medicine
hospitalise. or. not? In many situations it can be difficult to decide whether to send
children to hospital because they fall neither into the category of 'primary survey
positive patients' nor that of the relatively ...
Jim Wardrope, Peter Driscoll, Colville Laird, 2008
7
Bipolar Disorder: Your Questions Answered
HOSPITALISE. OR. NOT? If it is possible to provide extra help at home through
the local mentalhealth and social services then this would usually be preferable,
unlessthere isavery high suicide risk or it would put anunreasonable burden on ...
8
Sessional Papers ... Legislature of the Province of Quebec ...
Hospitalise les vieillards pauvres et les orphelins. Hospice St-Joseph (Chambly-
Bassin, Cté de Chambly). Sous la direction des soeurs de la Charité. Hospitalise
les vieilles femmes et les orphelins des deux sexes; visite les malades et les ...
Québec (Province). Legislature, 1922
9
The critical review, or annals of literature
... scheweth playnly Unto us, that a great hurt and decay is thereby comen, and
heraster shall come to thys yo'r realme, and gret em- poverishing os many yo'r
poor ohedient subjects sor lak os hospitalise, and good housholdyng, that was
wont ...
10
A Handbook of Research Methods for Clinical and Health ...
... 1960), who can judge an individual to be in one of two categories (e.g.
hospitalise versus don't hospitalise; depressed or not depressed). Two observers
could potentially agree 100 per cent of the time. If their performance is entirely
chance, ...
Jeremy Miles, Paul Gilbert, 2005
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «HOSPITALISE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
hospitalise is used in the context of the following news items.
South Africa's Desmond Tutu admitted to hospital - Ledger Gazette
A family member says he reacted badly to antibiotics and his doctor made a decision to hospitalise him. The 83-year-old Nobel peace laureate ... «Ledger Gazette, Jul 15»
Tutu's family hopes for speedy recovery | eNCA
A family member says he reacted badly to antibiotics and his doctor decided to hospitalise him. The Nobel Peace Prize laureate has been ... «eNCA, Jul 15»
South African archbishop Desmond Tutu admitted to hospital
A family member says he reacted badly to antibiotics and his doctor decided to hospitalise him. The 83-year-old Nobel peace laureate ... «The Bell Jar, Jul 15»
Ludhiana shut down: Massive support for Bandh call in support of …
... Manjinder Singh Jandi reportedly stayed at the house of Bapu Surat Singh to ensure that the police could not hospitalise him against his will. «SikhSiyasat.Net, Jul 15»
Sinister plots from a Poison Garden
Did you know ingesting a bulb will hospitalise, if not kill you? Roman soldiers used to carry daffodfil bulbs with them to war in case they were ... «Independent Online, Jul 15»
Don't throw them away yet, wearing a pair of skinny jeans is a workout
The relationship between fashion and discomfort has always been a fraught one but that it could hospitalise you seems a bit of stretch. «The Indian Express, Jul 15»
Rotten Pizza Served by a City's Bakery Shop Causes Food …
... locality bought a Pizza from a bakery shop in Baghi Ali Mardan Khan, hardly knowing that the Pizza would soon hospitalise his kids. «Kashmir Life, Jul 15»
Sinister plots sprout from a Poison Garden
Did you know ingesting a bulb will hospitalise, if not kill you? Roman soldiers used to carry daffodil bulbs with them to war in case they were ... «Stuff.co.nz, Jul 15»
Call to let wildlife off the hook
“Every year I catch and treat or hospitalise about 100 birds, mostly swans, pelicans, gulls, ducks and cormorants that have been hooked by ... «PS News, Jul 15»
In Praise of Wider Footpaths
The High Court had taken a critical view of the mess created in the central business district, and told the municipal authorities not to 'hospitalise ... «The New Indian Express, Jun 15»
